The Auckland Evening Star.

VOL. XXI.-NO. 4,134

AUCKLAND, N.Z., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1883,

PRICE: ONE PENNY.



Shipping. Prf\P«i TTNION STEAMSHIP !g£g\ 1 U COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). 1, TIME TABLE.—October. FOR TARANAKI, NELSON, PICTON, WEL LINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND WEST COAST PORTS (from Manukau). Steamer. | Date of Sailing. | ?s:s£ VfASXtCA I Tues.,!), 1 p.m. | 1^ noon FOR GISUOI'iNE, NAPIER, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTOX, AND POUT CIIALMEItS, (from Auckland). MANArouni I J'ri.,s, noon | — 'IE Anau I Tiiurs., 11, noon i — FOR DU"XEUIN JJIRECT. Suva I Thurs., 1,0 p.m. I — FOit VVTIAXGARKI. SUVA I Tare., 2. U p.m. | — FOR MELHOURNE (VIA BLUFF). Tk Axau I Thurs, 11 | — FOR SYDNEY. RiXGAnooMA I Tues., 2, 0 p.m. | — ' FOR RUSSELL. RINGAitooMA I Tues., 2,5 p.m. I — Cargo must bo booked and alongside Two Hours before advertised time of departure Passage Tickets must be taken at tho Com pany's Oitice (Auckland Branch). Fort-street. S&^Czir EAM TO LONDON. '^llflfilSl*^ ORIENT LINE. Tho following Stoamslups bolonging to the Orient Steam Navigation Company (Limited) and the Pacific Steam Navigation Company, will leava SYDNEY at the undermentioned dates for MELBOURNE, ADELAIDE, and LONDON, via Suez Canal and Naples :— Steamer. Reg.Tonagc. Date. • Lotitania 4,000 October 13 John Elder 4,000 October 27 OiioiBORAZo 3,847 November 10 And tho Service will be maintained by suc ceeding steamers at intervals of a fortnight. Fares to London—£l7 to £75; Canal dues, Ba. Parcels booked through to London. Passengers can book from Auckland at a through rate to cover Intercolonial fare, and to secure special advantages. Saloon passengers are allowed to break their ournev whilo travelling in Orient Line. Passages from London can bo granted in Auckland. Arrangements hare been made with Messrs Cook and Sons whoreby Tourist Tickets can be issued covering cost of journey from Naples. For plans and full particulars, apply, in Lon don, to F. Green and Co., and Anderson, Ander son and Co., Joint Managers of the Lino; or to tho Agents in Auokland, UNION STEAMSHIP CO., Fort-street. QJTEAM TO LONDON. > I'.NTNSULAR & ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. 01 „,>,„,. Lcavo Leavo Stearaei. Sydney. Melbourne Clyde, via Bombay Oct. 5 Oct. II Mirzapoue, via Bombay Oct. 19 Oct. 25 And thenceforward every alternate weok. Passengers and cargo booked to London, Mar seilles, Italy. Egypt, India, China, and Japan at moderate rates. Return tickeUi issued both to first and socond class passengers at especially low rates. Choap reserved accommodation can bo obtainod in this company's vessels. Passengers booking at Auckland secure special advantages. For all particulars apply to CRUICKSHANK & CO., Agents. 18, Queen-street, Auokland. j;^Jr^- nVTORTHERN STEAM- SHIP CO. (LIMITED). TIME TABLE.—October. Woather and other circumstances permitting, FROM QUEEN-STREET WHARF. For Tauranqa and Bay of Plenty Ports, steamer. i date of sailing. "Z ~T I Every Monday and Thursday, at Uionoig 1 5p m ~ Connects at Tauranga for Opotiki Staffa and Bay of Plouty Ports overy Tuesday. For Russell, Whanoaroa, and Manoonui. lona I Every Monday, f1.30 p.m. For Wiianbarei, Wiianoarei Heads, and Manqapai. Macgregor | Every Tuesday.fi p.m. For Whanoakei and Whangarei Heads {Carrying passengers and cargo for Waipu). Macgrogor | Every Tuesday and Friday, 5 p.m. For Mercury Bay. Argylo I Evory Monday, i p.m. " FROM MANUKAU. For Waitara. Douglas I Thursday, j, I p.m. For Opunake and Whanoanui. Rowona Thursday, i, 1 p.m. Rbwona Tuesday, 16,10 a.m. Rowena Tuesday, 30,10 a.m. For Hokianoa. Rowena I Tuesday, 9,1 p.m. Rowena I Tuesday, 23,1 p.m. " For Raglan. Rowena I Friday, 12,1 p.m. Cargo must be booked and alongside Onh Hour bofore advertised time of departure. Passage Tickets must be taken at the Com pany's Ofllco, No. 67, Qneen-street, Auckland. FOR WAITARA.—The s.s. DOUGLAS will leave tho Onehunga Wharf as above (weather and other circumstances permitting) on THURSDAY, Octoterl, at 1 p.m.-Northorn Steamship Company, Agents, Auckland ; or A. Barnes, Onehunga. ' FOR OPUNAKE and WHANGANUL— —The s.s. ROWENA will leave Onohunga Wharf as above (weather and other circHra stances permitting) on THURSDAY, Oct i, at 1 p.m. — Northern Steamship Company, Agents, Auckland; or, A, Barnes, Onehnnga. xj- QTEAM TO THAMES, .ijSjgf^^tr io connecting with River for STIRLING TEKAUEI. WAIHI, TE AROHA GOLDFIELDS. MORRINSVILLE, WAITOA PLAINS, AND GRANT AND FOSTER'S SETTLEMENT. S S. ROTOMAHANA AND P.S. ENTER PRISE NO. 2. FROM AUCKLAND: ' ROTOMAHANA. I ENTERPRISE. Wednesday 3 afternoon I U evening Friday - ' 12 midnight FROM THAMES: I ROTOMAIIANA. I ENTERPRISE. Tuesday ~^ 15 afternoon Wednesday 8 morning — Thursday 8 morning I ovoning Saturday = 10 evening No cargo receivod for Rotomahana within halt an hour of advertised time of leaving. Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or dia ohargmgWstock.^^ & TmNK Agent3j As*£jT Sl COROMANDEL. THOMAS SCOTT, Master. TIME TABLE. ave3Al cUand:~^y,oo o^'6 np.m; Wednesday^ 12 noon Friday, 5,2jp.m. Saturday , 6 ,32 noon Weather and other circumstances Remitting. Not responsible in shipping, carrying, ordia "'No'-cSfgorecofved without shipping note and within half an hour of advertised time of de » j- -K"STAIUKiJ AND ONE- W K'UNGA STEAM jgjgffl^Bfc*NAVlCjATlON CO. (Limited). ■ —. TIME TABI,"i'-S.S. MANUKAU. VJ^ iQCTOBER, 18JJ3. Loave Onehunga: Leave Waiuku: 10-Wed., 10.45 a.m. 10-Wed., 3. 5 p.m. U-Thursday, 1 p.m. 12 _ Fr . a - yi „_„ 12-Fridoy,3p.m. . 7-30 . a . m . 15-Monday, 5 p.m. IG _ Tllcs J ar , ,„ a . m . 17_Wcdncsday, 7 a.m. 17—Wed.. 11.30 a.m. 18-Thurs., I'arm. 18-Thurs.. 11.30 a.m. 19—Friday If or Manukau _ SO-Satanto 8 K-m. 20-Saturday, 1 p.m. i^londayf 10 aTm. 22-Monday, 2.35 p.m. 23-Tuosday, 12 noon 21 _ Wedn - eadayi 6 a-m . • 25-Thursday,2p.m. 2& _ Flld ~ f 7 a . m , 26-Friday,3p.m. 27 _ Satu^a y,Ba.m, 29-Mond_ay,ip.m. 30 _ TueB I ay) 9.30 a.m. j SO-Tue.day.Sp.m. 31 _ Wcd 7i 0 a . m . Payabl^betare^Uve^jgoodfl. ' Managing Pireitor,



Shipping, ofTIHE NEW Z.EA __^ A LAND SHIPPING — M COMPANY'S LINE. Lg^mSSaM-j REGULAR MONTHLY /P^Tl C°,l DIRECT STEAM LINE USjIZM TO LONDON. Tho following Magnificent Full-powered bteamcrs will be despatched as under :— o. Tnni Vnrt nf Probable Steamers. l™A« e .^L n°mc *,M Lyttolton Oct. 5 Fenstanton 2,165 — Sept. .HrUTisil Quken.. 8,55S — Oct. lonic 1,753 — Nov. British Kino.... 3,550 — Dec Tosoariro 1,000 — Jan. AORANOI 1,000 — Feb. The above new steamers, arelbuilt of all steel, and commanded by men of great experience. The passenger accommodation is replete with every modern convenience, and the dietary scale such as will sustain the well-earned repu tation of the Company. The homeward route will be via the Straits of Magollan (if woather permits), and tho;timo occupied is not expected t» exceed 45 days. An experienced surgeon will accompany each steamer. Passage Monoy: Saloon, from 60 guineas up wards; socond cabin, 40 guineas; steerage from 18 to 20 guineas. For further particulars apply to THE HEAD OFFICES, Christohurch; Or, to tho Branches and Agencies throughout tho Colony, JL^jr^e- rr\Bß new Zealand __%______,. A SHD?PING CO.'S LINE. XSpEKgP^STEAM FROM NEW ZEA. n*saißass^ LAND TO LONDON. The Magnificent New Steel Steamship DORIC, Tho latest addition to the celebrated White Star Line, 4,753 Tons Register, 3,600 horeo-power, John Metcalfe, Coujnuiudor, Will leavo Lyttelton, New Zealand, about the FIFTH OCTOBER. Like her sister ship the lonic, her soloen ac commodation is unrivalled. Her state rooms, smoking and ladies' rooms, bath-rooms (four), and barbers' rooms are all of tho most commodi ous and elegant description. The Second Saloon is al3o very superior, fitted with bath-rooms, piano, and every comfort. Tho Steerage is well provided with Lavatories, heated with steam, and has good promenado space. The vessel is lit throughout with electricity. Powerful refrigerating engines on board enable all meat, ilsh, game, milk, &c, to bo carried frozun for tho whole liossage. It is intended (weather permitting) that slio shall go through the Straits of Magellan, and call at Rio de Janeiro, universally pronounced the loveliest harbour in the world. For further particulars apply to THE HEAD OFFICE, Chris tohurch Or, to the Branches and Agents throughout the Colony. Notices of Removal. ■jffOTICE OF REMOVAL. CHAS. E. COOKE (Associate Institute Civil Engineers), CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, Has Removed from Rattray's Buildings to Canada Buildings, lato City Council OftlceH. TyC-TICE (jjp REMOVAL. HENRY G. WADE, A.R.1.8.A., ARCHITECT, CANADA BUILDINGS, QUEEN • STREET, Late City Council Offices. "VTOTICE OF REMOVAL. MR. ROBERT BROWNING, Solicitor, b.OB Removed from Shortland-Btrcet to his Now Chambers, at tho corner of Vulcan Lane and High-street. "ly/TESSRS. JACKSON AND RUSSELL, -■-*-*■ SOLICITORS, Hava REMOVED from Fort-Btrcot to No. 42, Shortland Crescent (Opposite Messrs A. Clark & Son's Warehouse). Ist September, 1883. TU-OTICK TO CLIENTS. Mr Bealo, Solititor, has removed to No. 12,' Mercantile Chambers (ground floor), Quoon- Btroot, between Bank of Now Zealand and Fisher's. JM. AND J. MOWBRAY hare removed • to SchortTa Buildings, Fortßtrcct (oppo site Union Steamship Co.'s Office. Circulating Library. THE AUCKLAND CIRCULATING LIBRARY. Established 1853. COMPRISES UPWARDS OP 6,000 BOOKS. Proprietor: N. G. Lennox (late E. Watte). Tho following is a lißt of late additions :— Rusden's History of New Zealand, 3 volumes McKonzie's History of the Highland Clearances King's Tho Gentle Savage Miss Yougo's Stray Pearls Tolmor's Reminiscences at Home and at the Antipodes Manning's Old New Zealand, third copy Warneford's Talcs of the Slave Squadron Besant's Life of Professor Palmer Paxton Hood's Scottish Characteristics Mrs Riddcll's Uninhabited House Pigott's Recollections of an Irish Journalist Cranford's Dr. Claudius Granf ord's Mr Isaacs Buchanan's Love Mo for Ever Hamilton Aide's Poet and Peer Grant's Bush Life in Australia Lonnox's Coaching Anecdotes Lady Blomfleld's Rominisoonccs of Court and Diplomatic Life Hayward's Left to tho World Saidon'sFedora „ ~■..., Freeman's Impressions of tho United States Gilmour's Among tho Mongols Picton's Life of Cromwell Eightoon Months' Imprisonment Foils and Counterfoils Bradshaw's Now Zealand As It Is Duffy's Four Years of Irish History McDonald's Castlo Warlock Phillimoro's Only a Black Box Memoir of Annie Keary Pracd's An Australian Heroine Shorthouso's John Inglesant Anstey's Vico Versa, a lesson to Fathers Froude's Life of Carlyle Madoc's Story of Meliccnt Yeo's The Burinan Hay's Brighter Britain Larwood's Theatrical Anecdotes Marshall's Through America Blackmore's Cristowell Beresford Hope's The Mandreths , Murray's Side Lights of English Society Eber's Tho Burgomaster's Wife Shortland's Maori Traditions Bonwick's First Twenty Yoars of Australia Cummtngs's pur Home in Fiji Stoddard's Summer Cruising in the South Seas Hector Malot's No Relations Franzo's The Jows of Barnow Mcrivale's Faucit of Balliol Coopor's Coral Lands Loader Scott's Messor Agnoli's Household All the now vols. of All the Year Round. Argosy, Bolgravia, Bow Bells, Cassells Magazine, Chamber's Journal, Cornhill Magazine, Family Herald, London Society, London Journal, Tinsloy's Magazine, Temple Bar, Time. Longman's Magazino, Christian World Magazine, &o. ADDITIONS ARE MADE DAILY. SUBSCRIPTION, 5S PER QUARTER; DOUBLE SUBSCRIPTION, OS. The Proprietor has pleasure in announcing that for the greater J 0P TO, Dlcn=o h ?^|^ br " r ; regularly in advance, and observe the simple rules that are printed on tho cover of eachJboofc Great numbers of now works are continually hoinc nlacpd on tho sholves, and this supply will on?y tokept up if the subscriptions warrant thHnMk?iWs Boardinghouse-koepcrs, and missing, : -



Business Notices. Tm AND AY. FOWLE R, PLUMBERS, GASFITTERS, AND BRASS FOUNDERS, •18 AND 50, ViCTORIA-STBEET. TO SHIPBUILDERS AND OTHERS. F. and W. FOWLER having bought from Mr A. Stevens his Stock o£ Patterns, are now prepared to do all Castings at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. Dumps und Spikes always on hand, anU at Lowest Rate 3. August, 1883. Come and See/ Tins X / CHOICE SELECTION /*y W /£/ CHANDELIERS, /^/ TANKS' BRACKETS. X^/tiNWARE, GLOBES. &c, /*>/ PLUMBING, AT / / GASFITTING, TOWN PRIOE& /W^ELLHANGING, &a, /^y At Shortest Notico and /**/ Town Prices. // 0. MAY'S BUILDINGS, / / DEVONPORT. (BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.) TXIXON'S /TTnGER A LE* (Awarded Prizo Medal Sydney Exhibition.) A NON-ALCOHOLIC. REFRESHING, AND STIMULATING BEVERAGE. MAY BE PROCURED" EVERYWHERE, QUART AND PINT BOTTLES. PimCHASEHS AUK' CAUTIONED AGAINST INFEltlOlt IMITATIONS. SOLE AGENT (Wholosale):~ arthur v. nathan. hlTriversdale manufac turing CO. (Limited), TANNERS, CURRIERS, FELLMONGERS, IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH,,AMERICAN, AND FOREIGN LEATHERS, GRINDERY, SHOE MERCERY, TOOLS, AND ALL TIIK IiKQUISITES OK THK BOOT & SHOE TRADES. Tho R.M. Co. (Limited) have now on hand and to urrivo, a Splendid Assortment, and First-rato Valuo in Colonial Sole, Kip, Calf, Split Brown and Black Harness Leathers, &c, SCO. Also, Firet-rato valuo In French and English Calf Calf Kid, Patent Calf. American Butf Split Enamel, East India Kip. &c, &c. Machine Silks, Muchino Threads, Grinder,, Tools, and Shoe Mercery of all descrip tions. CASH BUYERS OF lIIDKS, SKIN'S, WOOL, AND TALLOW. Tannery: I Olliuennd Store: AY 0 N DALE. I 22, GREY-STREET. Telephone 05. WM. S. HAMPSON, Secretary. | TTSIOV BTJSA.M SAW MOULDING ' SASH, AND DOOR COMPANY (LIMITED.) MECHANICS' BAY FACTORY AND TIMBKR YARDS. The Company netWeo to Cnßtomers its re> anmption of Manufacturing operations in (took sizes of Doors and Sashes. The Business In Manufactured Goods, Timber, and Mouldings, will in future be wholesale only. The Company offers llboral discounts on Ib> printed price lists, to induce buyers to keop ll* goods in stock, and to order In wholesale lots. Orders for Timber and Mouldings, in qua3 tltios of 20,000 feet and upwardß. aro received for execution from Tairna Sawmills. Delivery Is given at any publio wharf In Auckland Harbour, or at tho Company1* private wharf. Mechanics' Bay. Purchasers mnder this arrangement will seoure delivery at Mill prices, with froight added, saving Intermediate charges consequent od passing through the retail yards. Cargoes so ordered ooa by arrangement be stored In the Company's yards during the Customer's •onrenisnee. SPECIAL. The Company furnishes from TAIRUA, Floor. Ing, Lining, Architraves. Skirtings, and Mould ings of superior quality, as hitherto manufac tured in Mechanic!" Bey. To sort up wholesale orders, email linos will be famished from Mcahanics' Bay to suit cus tomers' requirements. Auckland, 21st August 1883. mO PHOTOGRAPHERS. A. B. BROOMHALL & CO., PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK IMPORTERS, 16, SnORTLAND-STEISET, AUCKLAND, Have on sale every requisite for Amateur and Professional Photographers.! Improved Tourists' Sets, complete, from He. ■ TTVEVONPORT, NORTH SHORE, WELLS BROS., CARTERS, CARRIERS, ETC. Coal, Firewood, and Coke, for Stove purposes. Coke is choapor than coal. All kinds of Fencing doneatlowcßtratos. Estimates given. Bricks, Lime, Sholls, Ash Tiles, &c, always on hand. SUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKS. J. L~~KEAN Has for Sale a number of tho above, with Taps, ready for use, price 355, at his shop, Wcllcsley street East (next door to Crowther's Stables). Largo Quantities of Spouting, Ridging, and Down Pipes always in Stock. Verandah Iron curved at the shortest notico. Country orders will always receive Ida prompt attention. Lead Washers always on hand. -VTORTH SHORE. DAVIES BROS., Carriers, &c. Our 'Busses and Expresses meet all steamers. Furniture, Goods, and Parcels, addressed to us, removed with despatch at lowest charges. D. Bros, thank the residents of Devonport and District for their liberal patronago, ana assure them that all caro will be used in delivery of Furniture, &o. Orders loft at Mr Pool's Office, Viotoria Road will bo punctually attended to. THOS. J. HARBUTT, MANUFACTURER OF CORN BROOMS, Auckland. trade \ kap a i > mark. GRAHAME'S PUBLIC BONDED STORE, FORT-STREET. The Commercial Publio are informed that this bond is now carried on under the direction of Mr Louis Flemming, who has for several rears been engaged in tho Warehouse, and is intimately acquainted with tho wishes and re quirements of all the customers. Importers may rely upon every caro and atton tlon Seine given to BRAHAMKL "DINNEY'S FREE STORE The undersigned has opened a Large Store n FORT-STREET for STORAGE PURPOSES,! And is prepared to moke LIBERAL ADVANCES ON GOODS BECEIVEIM KJ, W, BINNEY



Business Cards* W. Leys, BQOK BINDER, PAPER RULER, ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURER, THREE DOORS ABOVE " STAR " OFFICE. MERCHANTS' ACCOUNT BOOKS,. Insurance and Mining Register Books Specially Ruled and Bound. Music, Magazines, Public Libraries, and Sun day School Books well bound. BAKERS' SPECIAL RULED DAY BOOKS. Bibles/Prayer and Hymn Books Ke-bound. BAND AND CHOTR MUSIC ;BOOK3 RULITD. ' WJI. SKINNER AND SON, t Builders, Carpenters, and Joiners, Vulcan Lime. All Branches of the Building Trade executed by Experienced Workmen. Shop Fronts, Office Fittings, &c. TjiDWARD BART LEY, ARCHITECT, >i: STICHBURY'S BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET.'*^ [CARD.] . "^ WJ. DALT ON, -fiJ^E., • Ahohitect and Surveyor, Has Removed to High-strcot (fronting Vulcan" Lane), over Mr White's, Law Stationer. PATENT AGENT T HEN D, K. R H':- 0 N HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GISNERAi^. DECORATIVE PAINTER, NO. 8. WYNV II AM-BTBEKT. \\T I L L I A M THOMAS, T T Corner of Lome and Victoria-streots, Auckland East, MONUMENTAL, MARBLE, AND GENERAL STONEMASON, ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR AND CARVER. Inscriptions Accurate and Doautiful, Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, and every description of Stone Work at tlie Lowest Possible Pricea for Town and Country. Established 18iU. J\j[ ART I N McDERMOTT, Licensed Waterworks Plumber, Wholcßtilo and Retail Tinsmith, Gaulittor, i»a Locksmith. All Orders Punctually Attended ta AUCKLAND, Victoria-street Kant, und at Collcgo Road, Ponsdiiby. . ■fIurARNOCK BROTHERS, SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, COX'S CREEK, RICHMOND. OFFICK: DURHAM-STREET, AUCKLAND. Cash Purchasers of Tallow, Wool, Sheepskins, and Bones. JOSEPH TAYLOR, CIIANCKUY-STRKBT, WHOLESALE OYSTER DEALER, Has always on hand Coromnndcl Oysters. Ship ping and country orders attended to. Lime /GROUND LIME. GROUND LIME. FOR SALE, SOUTHGATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND In any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Fleors, Collars, &c. (next to atone flagging is un rivalled for durability and hard-setting qualities). For tanks and other wet work it is a flrst-clasa material. B. KEANE, SOLE AGENT, CUSTOMS-STREET. Hotels. m A. X E NOTICE. W. H. PORTER, late of Queen's Hotel, Quoon's Redoubt, and Charlcmont Hotel, Auokland, begs to thank his Friends (especially tho Wal kato Settlers) and the l»ublic Generally for their very liberal support during his fifteen years as proprietor of the above hotels. W.U.P. now wishes to notify to his Friends and Iho Travel ling Public Uiat ho has purchased tho Railway Hotel, Morcer, whore meals and other refresh ments aro always ready on arrival of Trains either from Auckland or tho Waikato. And with strict attention to buslnoss, combined with civility and cleanliness, W.H.P. trusts he will still merit a fair Sharo of Public Patronage Mercer, 24th August. Drapery. / DEFERRED \ I PAYMENT 1 1 SYSTEM I T! AILO RS, DRAPERS, MILJJNKUS, AND OUTFITTERS, HOBSON-STREET, I HAVE A WELL-ASSORTED STOCK | OF THE BEST CLASS GOODS. All 'Tweeds thoroughly shrunk boforo being made up, and Fit and Workmanship Guaranteed. The DevebhED Payment System has been found to bo ;>. yrent boim, by enabling those with limited incomes to ljroeuru necessaries ir the eaaieat possible way. inspection tNvrran Earthenware, &c I CHINA. J The cheapest AND BEST ASSORTMENT. H r* OF ?J TO' CROCKERY, CmNA, AND Q \ • GLASSWARE 3 ■ ? I 18 AT > G.BROWNING'S1) S 267, QUEEN-STREET (Near Market Entbance). '. . Established 1805. i j FANCY GOODS. CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE. BOYLAN AND TANPIELD, DIRECT IMPORTERS Of Evory Description OP ■CHINA GLASS AND EARTHENWARE, 174, Queen-street, a fow doors below Auokland Savings Bank (opposite Darby-stroot). THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND 'BEST ASSORTMENT IN NEW ZEA LAND. NEW GOODS, ; From some of the best English, French, 'German, and American Munufactories, constantly arriving. -N.8.-WHOLESALJ! AND RETAOJ"



The Stud, •\TEW ZEALAND STUD AND ,PEDI THE FOLLOWING THOROUGHBRED AND CLYDESDALE ENTIRES Will stand at the Company's Farm, Sylvia Park, this season, and /will travel in tho immediate neighbourhood. Good paddocks will 2)e provided for marcs at Two Shillings and Sixpence per week. Every care will be taken, but no responsibility will be incurred. All marcs to be removed by tho 10th January, 18&1. All expenses to bo paid before marcs aro re moved. MUSKET—!)S guineas (only ten-approved mares of tlie public will bo taken). LEOLINUS-Single Mare. 12 guineas two or tnoro, 10 guineas. ANTEROS—SingIe Maro, 10 guineas; two or mtjjp, 7 guinons STERLING WORTH^SlngloMoro, 4 guineas two or mpro, 3 guineas? ROSEBERRY—SingIe Maro, 10 guineas; two or more, 7 guineas. BLAIR ATHOL—Single Mare, 5 guineas; two or more, 4 guineas. In tho Pukekohe, Bombay, Tuakau, Pokeno, Waiuku Districts: LOCH FERGUS—SingIe Mare, 4 guineas; two Of more, 3 guineas, In the Ploko, Waitoa, To Aroha, and Matamato. Distriots: YOUNG MELBOURNE - Singlo Mare, 4 guineas; two or more, 3 guineas. In tho Cambridge, Te Awamutu, Ohaupo, and Tamahore Districts: CAP-A-PlE—Single Maro, 5 guineas; two or more, 4 guineas. ELGlN—Singlo Mare, 5 guineas; two or more, 4 guineas. Cards, with full particulars and pedigrous of abovo, may be had from the Secrotary, Shorts land-street, Auckland; or, tho Managing Director, Sylvia Park. NOTICE. Tho Company offer n prize of fllO for tho best yoarling colt, and £10 for thu best yearling filly, sired by any of their Clydeadale Stallions; to bo shown and judged at the Auckland Agricultural and Pastoral Association Show in November, 18S5. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. SYLVIA PARK STAKES, 1880-A Sweepstakes of 10 soys. each, Ift., or 1 soy. if declared by 8 o'clock p.m. on tlio night of general entry for Summer Meeting, 18S(i, with LOO soys. ■ added by the New Zealand Stud and Pedi gree Stuck Company for the produce of their sires for llio Hcauou 18*3. Tiio socond horse to receivo 30 soys. and tho third horse 10 toys. from the stakes. For 2-year-olds: Colts, Sst 101b; fillies and geldings, Bst 71b. Distune:;, 0 furlongs. Nominations, accom panied with 1 soy. (first forfeit), to bo mado to the Socretary of the A.R.C. by 8 o'clock p.m. on first Friday following Autumn Summer Mooting, 1881 T> RBLIM INA R V NOTICE. The Pure-bred Clyilusdule Entire Horso HONE S ; T T O M, 17 Hands, T Years, By English Imported Stock, and gainer of Medals and l'rizes, WILL STAND During the Coming Season IN THE ELLERSLIE DISTRICT. Money. T & AAA T0 LEND, in Sums of JjO«""" £100 and upwards. Apply to w> F _ o . SUUiIYAN| Shortlanil-streot TVfONEY TO LEND, in largo and small M rat curnjntrutc.^interest., Solicitor, Hhrh-strcct. ONEY TO' LEND, at a moderate vateotin, l rest.-Apply i to ssELL| Solicitors, Fortrßtrcot ONEY TO LEND, on Mortgage, on First-class Freehold Securities. W. COLKMAN, Solicitor, National Insurance Buildings. ONEY TO LEND, on Real Estate, in sums of £60 and upwards, at the current rates of intorost—Apply Wm. S. Coohrano, Fort; street. MONEY TO LEND, in large or small sums, at L °^^ER, Solicitors, Vulcan Lano. XCHANGE ON NEW YORK AND LONDON, in sums suit. FOR SALE BY ARNOLD, 111NES, & CO., Corner of Custom-house and Fort>streots. ONEY LENT ON PROMISSORY NOTES, HOUSES, FURNITURE, &O. BILLS DISCOUNTED DAILYV MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED. JOHN W. HARDIE, Land, Gommission, and Estatb Agent, HIOH-STREKT. Auckland. £L OTO £1,000. TTICTORIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND (OPPOSITE CITY cdUNOIL OFFICES). Money advanced from £10 to £1,000 on Personal Security, Doeds of Property, Shares, &c Repayments oan bo mado in Instalments of One Siininjo PER Wbkk for each Pound bor rowed, or in any way to suit borrowors. Communications Confidential. Post-office Addkkss : Box 90, Auckland. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY ©F AUCK LAND (Corner of Vulcan Lank and QUEEN-BTBKBT). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Society is now issuing INVESTING SHARES ordinary, carrying full rate ot Interest and Profit. . PAID-UP SHARES of £20 each, carrying 7 per cent interest (payable half-yearly) and par tioipation in Surplus Profits. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. Tho Sociotv advances on Approved Freohold and Leasehold Property to tho oxtent of throe fourths tho value. , , •• Borrowers may pay off part or tho whole of their Mortgages at any time. Reduced Table of Rates and any furthor par ticulars roquired may bo obtained at the Socioty b °moOß< GEORGE FRASER, Manager. L' "OHDON MORTGAGE, LOAN, AND DISCOUNT BANK. 50, SHORTLAND.STREET, Auckland (Opposite A. Clark & Sons' Warehouse), And Little Collins-street, Molbourne. LOANS ARE ADVANCED FROM £10 TO £1,000. Instalments, at Lowest Current Rates. AdvaS made on Furniture without removal, and all classes of Merchandise. BILLS DISCOUNTED AT CURRENT RATES. LOANS UPON DKPOSIT OF DEEDS. REPAYMENT jjoa uy kasy Instalments, FORMS GRATIS. All communications and interviews held strictly ■"^ confidential. nekLAND PERMANENT CO OPERATIVE BUILDING & INVEST MENT SOCIETY. (Office : 147, Queen-street. T OANS granted upon approvod securities of Freehold or Leasehold Ptoportios in sums oi £•'(1 to £HOCO. principal and interest being repay able in instalments at tho following Reddcbd Rates for repayment of each £10' borrowed:- Tg£ffjggj-* __ _—^ lvear . .. 2 0 0 104 0 0 Sycara .. .. IHO 108 6 8 SjSS .. •• }f 7 113 15 0 4 years .. .. 11 8 121 B 8 Bycars .. 8 9 136 18 9 Byears ... 7 1 147 13 9 lOyeara " .. 6 3 162 16 3 And in tho same propertioa for Bmaller or larger loana. DEPOSITS.—The Socioty receives Monoy oi Deposit:-Repayable at 1 days' notice, 5 po cent, per ">- JOHN BATGEEi Sewtftl7 ,



Sporting^ £10,000 ON THE jyr c.l bourn c nup, SHARES 7 T53 EACH. MELBOURNE SWEEP CO. (LIMITED). THE MELBOURNE SWEEP CO. (LIMITED), just formed with working capital of £10,000 for tho carrying out, on a large scale, o£ bonajide Consultations or Sweeps on all important racing events throughout tho entire colonies. THE MELBOURNE SWEEP CO. (LIMITED) wishes Die public to clearly understand that this is not an "all prize no blank" consultation, or anything of that sort, but is a legitimate and bonafirte transaction, for tho faithful carrying outof which we deduct the usual 10 per cent., which, with interest on money subscribed, will fairly remunerate us and at the same time pro vent tho public from being gulled by sham sweep promoters without addresses. First Horso .. £1000 I Non starters .. £500 Second Horse .. 200' | SOPrizeaat £">■'.. 1000 Third Horse .. 10001500 do £1.. 500 Starters (div.) .. 1000 I Total.. ..£IO,OOO Constituting what is undoubtedly the best pro gramme ever issued. Four tickets for a pound, But we shall semi any lesser number to any address. Post-ofllce ordcra, bank notes, or cheques received. If stamps are sent, please add exchange. Membership fee, 3d. Tho draw ing will take place 3rd^November, admission to which will be by ticket, which shareholders can have on applUalion. The result posted to all subscribers i Immediately, and advortisod throughout, the colonies. Prospectus posted roe, Unclose an addressed onvelopo unstamped. No chargtt for reply or result tickets sent by return post. Address—E. J. THOMPSON, Sec. Molbourno ! Sweep Co. (Limited), Prondorgast'g Hotel, 3ourke-aU;eek Melbourne. £4000 FIRST PRIZE. £4000 L A~D ON>S GRAND CONSULTATION ON THE MELBOURNE CUP. 1 TICKETB 10a EACH, Ist Hone _ _ £1000 4 Prizes ot £250.. £1000 2nd Horse.. „ 2000 S Prizes of £100.. COO 3rd Horse.. „ 1000 6 Prizes of £50 _ 250 Starters divide _ 400 1 Prizes of £25 _ 100 Non-Btuxters .. COO 115 Prizes of £10 _ UO 20.000 Tlokets. at 10a eaoh. £10.000. Each ticket has six chances, being drawn six times, viz., ones for the Cup, and once for each lot of Monoy Prizes. When convenient, send P.O. orders, puyable to La' Don. Country chimiox must add Is for exchange, and must be marked correct by Bank, If Bank Notoa are sent, ploiiso uso two envelopes, one sealed and placed insido tho oihor. Registered Letters and Telegrams will not on any account be received. Purchasers of a iiook, containing 25 tickets, will receive ono ticket as commission. This Consultation will bo advertised in all the principal papers in Now Zealand, and also Sydney and Melbourne. The editor ot eacli i i.iper has the privilcgo of nominating a person to witness ana tako part in the di awing. A commission of Ten per cent, will bo deducted from all p izos to pay expenses. Enclose two ntamps for reply and result. Result slips posted Immediately aftar drawing. Result will also be advertlbcd in all the principal papers. Will close before Novembcrsth. Intending investors should apply early, as the list Is titling rapidly. Address— LA" DON, care of 8. A. Asher. Box 301, Poat Offlco. Auokland; or, LA1 DON, art) of S. A. Aaher, : 280. Qneen-street. Auckland. 5 s.i ' fers. > Rsgistcrcd Letters not accepted. IO Telegrams or Letters containing M«noy not accepted. THE I.X.L. CONSULTATION ox IIELBOU RN E CU P, 1883. M ELBOUHNE CU P, 1883. A START IN LIFE FOR FIVE SHILLINGS. 2,000 MEMBERS AT ss. PRIZES. First „ £150 Second 75 Third 35 Starters 100 Nou-sUirtero HO £500 This Consultation has been organised to en able tlie ticncml Public, for a small outlay, ta participate in tiik Greatest Race of the year. five Oentlemen of undoubted position nave kindly consented to acton the Committee*. It is advisable that Remittances bo made cither by P. 0.0. or Stamps. For four or more Tickets, Bank Notes or Cheques mndo payable to bearer or number will bo received. Cheques must be marked correct by Bank, and a shilling added for exchange Apply by lettur only, enclosing two stamps for ropUe3- 1.X.L.. Care of Dollor and Warden, Post-odlce, Nowton, Auckland. N.B.—lntending Investors should apply early as Die list will till rapidly. WILL CLOSE NOVEMBER 2, 1883. 20,000 MEMBERS at XOs. MELBOURNE CUP—Run Gth Nor. NEW ZEALAND CUP—Run Gth Nov. 370 PRIZES. StZSP' To the Investor of £1, tho odds are 27 to mfT 1. Seven Separate Drawings, each Ticket having Seven Chances, thus giving an opportunity of. obtaining Sovon Prizes with Ono I Tloket, the nnmbors being replaced eaoh time. MELBOURNK CUP.-150 PorforinerJ. First - *«25 Second ..-.*--- gH Third •• •• •* tm "■ atartersilaboutfiSOeach) _ •• - 8-»0 Non-Storters (about fi!B eaoh) - « MOB Total •• — •• •• <""0B NEW ZEALAND OUP.-66 Performers. First - - •• -|81SSS Second ..«-■■-.- |SS Third •• — — •• ~ Startora~(aboutfi2Beaoh) «. - - «? Non Starters tabout £12 each) - - 674 Total _.... — — 155i74 CASH AWARDS (151). 2at6o .. ..£IOO lflOatß .. - *600 ».,,» 200 Hat 5 v v 12U Ada's laßt Melbourne Cup of 14,080 mombors filled six days previous to advortised day of oloßing thus proving the confidence placed In herby Oie publio t Please write in a legible hand, with Ml name and address. P.O. Orders preferred! should they miscarry, duplicates can bo obta'nes- Cheques (country) must haye Is. exchange added and marked •• correct" by Bank. Two Stamns required for reply and result. Tickets are Not Transferable, and can be obtained by I*tterorUyfrom DAMANT Core Of Mr Abraham, Box 351, Post-Offlce, Dunedin. Post-offloe Orders') (RegisteredLetters Preferred, payabie \ £10,000. \ and Telegrams not to Ada Mantua. ) Uocopted. Read This. —Names and addresses of six principal winners famished to this journal on application, but not for publication. £20,000 MTo be Distributed on the ELBOUKJNE CUP, 1883. To be run on November 6th. ALL PRIZESI7~~NO BLANKS! 11 "THE MELBOURNE TURF CLUB" Desire to inform the Sporting; Public.that they have made arrangements for holding a Mammoth Sweep on the forthcoming Melbourne Ci?) which for Novelty.Fidellty.andAdvantage has no equal in Australia. CAPITAL: £20,000 in 20.000 Shares (if 61 each. First Horse .. *3 000 4 prizes Of £500..£2 000 Second Horse.. lCflO 8 „ 2M.. WOO Third Horso .. 1.000 10 „ 200.. B.OOJ Startors divide 1,000 20 ~ 100.. 2,000 Non-starters.. 1.000 _ The remaining £5,f 0(1 will bo employed by the Club in making a book on the Cup and other racoa. that is laying and taking the odds by a n'-w system, the success of which has been practically proved. It is estimated that the ■ profits accruing from this source will range from £5 000 to £15.000, tho whole of which (both capital and profits) will bo equally divided amongst subscribers who were unsuccessful in drawiiig either a Horse or a prize in the Mam moth Sweep. Each, subsoriber will be sure of obtaining a Prize, be it large or smaU. i Tlie Promoters of the M.T.O. are well-known ; aporiing Keiitlcnieu.and jruaran: cc the above to be a bonajide affair in overy particular. Ten p !■ cent cod mission deducted from all win^ ' ninys. Drawiui? to tako plaoe on October 28th, . Results posted immediately after. Subscribers who wish to be present will pleaße notify uj a tim■«. Add 3d for reply and rosult. Address- THOMAS BKNTLE y, Seo. M. T. C. Melbourne. ORIENT'S MELBOURNE CUP CON SULTATION, 1883.-10,000 Shares at « each. Full Share, £2; Half Share. £1. .63 Prizes. First Horse; £4000: Second, £2000; Tlnrd £1000; othor Startors, £1000; Non-starters^ ffISW - and 492 Cash Prizes, ranging from £iO to £500 Total, £20,000. Add Exchango to Cheques, twt



Sporting. 150pW__ L2OOO MELBOURNE CUP, 1883. G. FLANI-WR'S CONSULTATION. 2000 Member, ?at £X Each. 150 PRIZES. First Horse £700 Second Horse -. 300 Third Horse „ ..200 Other Starters (Di vided) 300' Non-starters (Divi fled) 600 £2000 It is advisable tbtot remittances bo made by 'ost-oflice Order, Bank Notes, or Marked Cheques. Kxchai lges to Cheques must ba added, with stamp for reply. Applications by letter only. Regis tered Letters or Telegrams will not, on any accc mnt, be received. Drawing, under the supervis ion of a Committee of the investors, will taki 1 place about 31st Octebor. Result Slips forwa rued to Subscribers imme diately after Drawiu, r. Address-" G. j FLANEUR," C fore D. TWOHILL, Park Hotel, Auckland, LOLA MONTE S' GRAND CO NSULTATION MKLI3OURNK AIS rJ) N-;W ZEALAND CUP: \ 1883, Of 10.IKH) Mbi:h jors at 10s «.ich. lat Prko, 1000 oovKre:irr «: md Prizu, 1000 bal/ soveioljma: 3rd Prlxtt.li BOcrowus. in each Cup. Mki.uouhxh Cop New ZKALA^& Cup DISTJUHUTION. . DISTBIBOTION. Ist Horse.. „ £1000 i Ist Hor.e .. ..£IOOO 2nd Horse .. PJM ' 2nd llorso .. £500 3rd lloi-so.. .. MSO i: Ird Hoibo.. .. £250 Sturiors(divided) £100 \i Hartors(divided) £180 Non-Biarters • 2 Jon-eturtera (divided) .. £6£OJ (divided) .. £370 £270(11 <S3U) Grand Total—Five Th busand PoundH. Each ticket has two eh» dees, and can draw the iirst horse in eacn ovo. it. Drawlug under the supervision of Commits »c of SlwrcboWars. Apply by letter. Plea.* 1 orward Poat Oflloc Orders whencouvonient; .ti SBaferthansending notes, being equal to registry "Jnn. Cheques invut >c marked correct njr ba.uk. : uid have Is added tor exchange whc-ii from con: \try. Two stamps for reply und result Circular» oontidning fuß partictit"/», an.l ro;iu- tor a;>i i!yl»if for Uakets. sent free t« uny odiiresg oq ap >licatip!i. Wil close on or Ixifore otb N 1 ovember next. Adareu.-i— LOLA M VNTE3. Care . Ur A. Moe?, Hex SS7. Post, O: Boe, Onnodln. TwoThwimnd P.inmißi or 10a. ■MELBOURNE CtJ^P, 18 33. AriAM BEDE Is now forming a series of Com;tallies on tha above event, Two Thousand lm ■cstora at |£1 each, to be dirided as follows :— FirstHorso J £500 Second Horse .. .. .. 200 Third Horse 100 Other Starters (divided).. .. 600 Non-Starters 700 Total 7\2000 It is particularly requested that earl} r applica tion for Shares \n\\ be made, as each li; rt will'be drawn soon as illled. Results will be fc rwarded to subscribers immediatuly after draw ling, and the next list proceeded witn. Any subscriber drawing a horse in any list will do allowed, if he so desired it, to i nvest in the following list any sum not excecdii igr Four Pounds without remitting any further c; ish, this amount to bo ultimately deducted froi n Prize Monoy. NO. 3 NOW OPEN. Application by letter only, enclosing t two stamps, with exchange on cheques, or by 1 »oney order, bank notes, or drafts. Registered 1. ettera or tolograms will not on any account be reco ived. If bonk notes are sent, please u»o two onvoli »peß. one sealed and placed inside the other. .V.O. Orders preferred when procurable. Address— ADAM BEDE, Caro of H. N. Abbott, Box No. 2. Poßlofflce, Ancklai id. A. KORTUJ.K KB. A FORTUNK K8 FOR ° li-OR ° ADAMASTOR'S NOVELTY CONSULTATION. ON TIIK MKLBOURNK CUP, 1883. To bo Run on tho Oth of November. Capital tBOOO In 20,000 Shares of 5s each. i&i. Prizes guaranteed. To be distributed as follows :— Melbourne Cup. Cabh awards. First £300 Bac.£loo each Second _ ..300 Sat.. 60 etch Third .. .. 200 10 at.. 25eaoh Starters (divided) SOO 20 at- 12 10a each j Nonstortera ..liiotl iOut.. 6 sseach 200 at.. S 0s each £2500 £1600 Ki'.ch Ticket has Bevon separate chances, Ba Be and Coah Awards being drawn for separate) ty. Please saod Post-offloo Orders, whoa ecu venient. or Bank Note'). Cheques must be marked "correct" by Bnnk. If Stamps er< Hint for Ticketß plcasa add One Shilling in tl In Pound out-* Noticjc—Roaistcrod Letters N'H Ai coptcd. Two ftuuipa required for reply atiti rceult. Will olode on or about the third iw November. A.ddresß:—" ADAM .< STOR," Caro of Lyons and Hart. Box liil. P.O. Dunodin. [Filling Rapidly.] KKOISTKRKD \ ( LETTERS Letters IX'OnnrtJ OoNTAiNiHa not [X/M\JVJ\Ji (30m not ACOEPTE3>. J \ ACCHPTBP. MBLBOURKE CUP RUN NOV. «, 1883. NEW ZKALAND CUP....RUN NOV. 6, 1883. A. Nemo Has opened No. I Consultation un the above two great events by ' . 1000 MEMBERS AT 10b (oßoh event arawn separately), MELBOURNE CUP. I NEW ZKALAND CUP, ISO Performers. 66 Performers. First „ „ «00 First .. .. «H0 Second 200 Second 200 Third .. .. 100 Third .. .. 106 Starters (divide) 100 Starters (divide) 100 Non - starters Non > iitarterfl (divide) _ MOl (divide* .. 150 £10001 £1000 Two chances for one uokot. and One BUtjle 10s tlokot can win o*so. as In last consultation one ticket got two prizes. Any company taking a book ol 25 tiokota get one ticket as commission. and oaa nominate any person on the committee at drawing. Post Office Orders accepted, and two stamps necessary ior replies. All tlcketa sent by return post to investors. Application by letter only. Special.- £5 prlra will be given by A. Nemo to any subscriber of two tloke&i who will flrßt plaoe the horses I—'i—3 in either of these two events. Post date of envelope taken as correct date, and pri>e awarded by a committee to be appointed. Address— A. NEMO, care of F. Tomlinjon, Barrel Hold. Patoel'. Robert" blaikie, MEMBER OF TATTERSALL'S, Has Books Open on all Forthcoming Events- V.R.C. Derby Molbourno and Now Zealand Cups (Double or Singlo Event). Longest Current Odds Laid. Address: Tattoraall's. Auckland. THB AUCKLAND RACING CLUB SPRING MEETING, SATURDAY, IOTO NOVEMBER, 1883. Nominations, Spring Handicap and Hurdles, September 28,1883. pAKURANGA HUNT CLUB. ANNUAL RACES Will tako place, on the ELLERSLIE Race course, SATURDAY, 27Tn OCTOBER, 1883. Entries close FRIDAY, 12th October, at i p.m. THE AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION ANNUAL SHOW Will be held in tho Show Yards, Greon Lano, ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, Bth and 9th Nov., 1883. Admission—First Day, ss; Second Day, Is. Entries close on WEDNESDAY, 3lßt October. THE ANNUAL ATHLETIC SPORTS (In conjunction with above) Will take place, on tho EULERSLIE Race course, ON FRIDAY, 9th NOVEMBER, 1883. Prince of Wales's Birthday.) Sco Programme. Cricket Material. ri R I C X E T. Robinson's Choice Assortment of Light Bate and other Cricket Material to bo soon at Bailey's, Tobacconist, Rattray's Buildings, Queen-street. C CRICKET I CRICKET! CRICKET! £1,1. nnflprriimcd has Just to Hand, ex Butte?mS£ STelcrtlSn of CRICKETING GOOD™ suitable for tho coming season con ■tatini! of Dark's and Cobbott's Bats, Dark"B SJdlfiike,a Match Balls, Log Guards, Gauntlets, Batting Gloves, Stumps. &o. etilly> Tobacconist, 51. Queen-street (opposite Bank of New Zealand).



Ainiisements. The Choral Hall, orchestral society's orchestral society's NEW SERIES OP MONTHLY POPULAR /CONCERTS, onthly xopular vonckrts, held on the First Thursday in Every Month. FIRST CONCERT ON rnHURSDAY, QCTOBER J_TH, 1883. Conductor herr carl SCHMITT. PROGRAMME :- I. Overture. "La Dame Blanche" .. Eoildieu ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. 8, Song, " The Border Bride" .. lioeckel MR A. H. STUART. 3. Anionte and Minuet, and Trio, from the "Surprize" Symphony Haydn This symphony was composed for the audience at Vienna, and derives its name from the following ,circumstance: — Haydn was frequently annoyed by his audience becoming inattentive, and even falling asleep, during tha slow movements of his symphonies, where he introduced his most melodious and beautiful ideas, but whioh the audience (then, as "now) did not appreciate so well as the more dashing and noisy movements. So he thought he would, at any rate, disturb tho serenity of the slum borers, and, to this end, after a few bars ola Booth ing nature, introduced, on one note, an un oxpected/orfissinu) crash by the whole strength of the orchestra, and, having aroused the atten tion of his audience, proceeded with his soft and flowing ■"Andante." This symphony has long been an established favourite. Haydn's Jrst. work of magnitude was a Moss, whioh ho com posed at the early ago of ton. Although he composed slowly and carefully, |his works aro exceedingly numerous, comprising 118 sym phonioe, 83 quartettes, 21 trios, 19 operas, 5 ora torios, 15 masses U sonatas, M songs and other vocal pieces, tho harmony and accompaniment to 865 old Scottish songs, besides a prodigious number of pieces for various instruments. Ho died on May 31st, 1809, aged 77. 1 Song, " Tho Wood Nymph's CaU" Langion Williams MISS CULPAN. 5. Marohs Funebre; (arranged for Oroheatra) .. Chopin Chopin was born at Zclu-zowa-wola, a little village near Warsaw, on March Ist, iBV9, and died on October 17th, 1819. Ho was a great friend at Liszt, Hillcr. and Bellini, and when at the point of death, begged that he might be buried in ths oometory of Pere hi Chaise, Paris, near the grave of Bellini, whom ho had so well known and loved. " Chopin's compositions are in high esteem among musicians . . . per vaded by a sensitive, restless, and highly poetic fancy, and abounding in subtle ideas, graceful and original harmonic effects, and rich instru mentation." Tho Marche Funebre was originally written for the piano, but, unlike many piano forte compositions, is capable of effective arrangement for the orchestra. C Aria. " Par the ma dica ancora " <heu»t<}llo 4i Konilworth) .. Dmiectti MISS STAUNTON. 7. Waltz, " Blue Dauubn" ... .. Struust INTERVAL. 8. Overtwa," Figaro" Mosart The opera of " Le Nozze de Fisaro " was com pleted to the year 1788 by Mozart, at Vienna Tho plot is, like thoso of most of Mozart's operas, weak and somewhat tedious, but the musia is so marvellously fresh, spontaneous, and sparkling in its flow that this work will always remain a favourite with those who enjoy good operfltio- music "Figaro" was received at Prague with even more enthusiasm than it ovoked at Vienna. Mozart was so de lighted with its reception at Praguo that he wrote another opera, tho now famous "Don Giovanni," especially for his Prague friendß. Mozart was a wonderful instance of early development of genius. At the age of four ho played tho clarichord, and composed many minuets and other pieces, still extant. When only six years or age he astonished the audience at Munich ana Vienna by his wondci ful performances on tho clarichord. 9. Duet (from the Opera of "Faust," with Orchestral Accom.).. .. Sphor MRS CHADWIOK AND MR STUART. 10. Strinr Qmartottc, " Adagio, Minuet, and^fno, andFinalo,Op." .. Haydn MESSRS C. AND J. HEMUS, CLOUGH, AND KDGEK. This is one of the most enjoyable of Haydn's 83 Quartettes. The Minuet is a Canon of quaint character between the Ist and 2nd violins in octaves, and tho viola and 'cello in octaves. It Is preceded by a few bars of " Andanto," and is followed by a sparkling " Prosto." 11. Canzonetta, "MyMotherßidßMo , Bind My Hair" (witJi String Quintette Accompaniment) .. Haydn MRS JUDSON. 12. Song, "A Fresh'nlngßreeze" ..Randtggtr Mil J. ICNOX. 13. Wedding March ("Midsummer Night's Dream") .. .. Metulclsachn The music to the "Midsummer Night's Drcam\ was compOßod by Mendelssohn at .Berlin. His stay at this city was to the great composer tho most troubloaomo and harassing during his life. It was at the urgent entreaty of the King that ho went to reside there,as tho head of the new Musical Aoadomy. But disagreements arose, and he did not long toko an active part in the management. Tho King was, however, very anxious to retain his services, and to secure this a special position seems to have been' created for him, the duties ol' which were to compose musio for any dramatic work which tho King took it into his head to have so embellished. And though it is to this that we owe tho noble "Antigone," "Athalie," "Mid summer Night's Dream," and other composi tions, this work of dictation was very worrying to Mendelssohn, and in the year lSilno resigned his position and returned to Leipzig, where he loved to Uve, I IDoors open at 7.30; to commence at 8 p.m. Admission :— Front Seats (Reserved), 2s. Go. ; Remainder op Hali, ONE SHILLING. Seats may be reserved at Messrs Upton and Co.'s H. F. EDGRR, Hon. See. J\ A N C I li 0. THE NEW WALTZ AND FRENCH COTILIiIONS, Albo ALL OLD AND MODERN DANCES, TAUGHT BY PROFESSOR JULES BERNARD,' From Paris. MEMO.—On and aftertho Ist October intend ing Pupils can join Chisscs by the month (four lessons), 10s 6d. Private Lessons dally at Residence, Devon shire House, Hobson-Btrect Art Viiion. ART UNION OF OH. AND WATEit COLOUR PAINTINGS, Including— MAORI LAND"-Boonq on Roto Etc.-Oil Parting by C. BlomQeld, Auckland. APPROACHING MILFORD SOUND." - Watcrcolour by J. Gully, Nolson. •'ON THE BEACH AT LYTTELTON."-Oil Painting by J. Glbb, Christchurch. " LAKE WAKATD?U." — Watcrcolour by J. Gully, Nolson. "GOVERNOR'S BAY, LYTTELTON." - Oil Painting by J. Glbb, Christchuroh. " LAKE TARAWERA - MORNING." - Oil ' Painting by C. Blom field, Auckknd. 'LAKE TARAWERA - EVENING. 11 — Oil Painting by C. Blomfield, Auckland. The Drawing will take place at J. Leech's, Shortland-rtrcoLonthe Society of Arts principle, wtaon the list is filled. Each subscriber y^VL ro eeive a boudoir Photo, of C. Blomfleld's large Oil Patstlng ot" Maori Land,



Amusements* A BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. Lessee .7TT7. Mr M. Hegarty Stage Manager .. .Mr Shaw Cross ? A MARVELLOUS SUCCESS 1 ■>* ''' OUR NEW PROGRAMME I TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), OCT. ?, Positively Laßt Night but ONE ot this Popular" § Company. Previous arrangements compel us to close our attractive entertainment on Wednesday noxt,. as we have to appear at Napier on Saturday t j ,tho 6th. WONDERFUL SUCCESS OF THE HIBER NICON AND COURT MINSTRELS. EVERY PART OP THIS POPULAR THEATRE CROWDED NIGHTLY. | ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME OF COURT MINSTRELS TO-NIGHT, ; I And Every Evening. ;!■ New Songs, Popular Ballads, ininny Sayings, 9 and Side-splitting Jokes. . COURT MINSTRELS, U IN NUMBER. | COURT MINSTRELS, •»■* IN NUMBER.' v. COUKT MINSTRELS, U IN NUMBER.; COURT MINSTRELS, ■■•* IN NUMBER Entire change of Programme Court Min3trqls This and Every Evening. Every member of the Company boconung more JOHNNY Ccftv'AN eVeRY NIGHT .-■' TOM BUCKLEY EVERY NIGHT SHAW CROSS EVERY NIGHT MISS AMOR EVERY NIGHT j MISS BELLA SUTHERLAND EVERY NIGHT MISS WINNETTE EVERY NIGHT ? MISS MAY VIVIAN EVERY NIGHT JOBS LESLIE EVERY NIGHT |! MISS GILLAN EVERY'NIGHT THE COURT MINSTRELS' OROHESTRA EVERY NIGHT. , THE GREAT HIBERNICON COMEDY, J.i MOLLIE O'CONNOR! —Tl Or, IRELAND IN SHADE AND SUNSHINE. Cast of Characters: : C. P. Doolittle, Esq. (a Tourist).. Mr Shaw Cross ■ Julius F. Currea (Servant to DooUttle) Mr Johnny Cowan Barney O'NeU (a Guide) .. Mr Tom Buckley I Charlotte (Sister to Doolittle) Miss Vesta Amor Mollio O'Connor (tlio Belle of : Killarney) Miss May Vivian ;;■; Dress Circle, Is: Stalls, 2s Cd; Pit, Is. , | Box Office at N. G. Lennox's (Into Wayto's), . Qucon-Btrect. All Accounts ui;uiust Mr Hogarty must bo acnt to the Opera House on Wednesday, at 2 : o'clock. r\ PE R A H 0 U S B. I Lessees Willis and Pickersgill 1 FIRST TIME~IN AUCKLAND, AND SECOND APPEARANCE ON ANY' : STAGE, OF WILLIS AND PICKERSGHLL'S MAMMOTH PANTASC OPEvi Of Mark Twain's Immortal Work of ' THE INNOCENTS ABROAD ! THE INNOCENTS ABROAD I ][■ Lecturer Every Evening—Jos. PlOKßltsaiil, -' ••• GIFTS OF A COSTLY AND SUPERIOR ' NATURE EVERY EVENING. OPENING Date — WEDNESDAY, OCT. ! 10. •>-; A NCIENT ORDER OP £§BsSmfck' FORESTERS. ' -.\ ■ ■SS&slSrSr COURT ZEALAIfoIA AND *m!loMsiSi COURT EUREKA TwsSml will eclobrato their t |^tffipLi UNITED ANNIVERSARY , \ DINNER AND BALL, ' . - To be held ON TUESDAY, 9th OCTOBER. 1883, In the ' :, LoBNE-BTMEBT Hall. ;'■■■';.'; Dinner on the table at 7.'» p.m. Dancing to commenoo at 9 p.m. Double Tlokets, 10/8; estra Lady's Ticket, 61. ;■ , A ftret-clasa String Band will be in attend- ; J once. Tickets may be obtained from the following . - Members of Committee:—Messrs J. Wilson, MT .. H. Keesing, W. H. Tucker, J. Lovell, J. Kay, J Cobino, F. S. Strong,_W. Porteous, eenr., H. J Phillipa, A. Beeston, W. Fletcher, P. H. Wat-.,; kins. E. Allen, W. W. Lepino, F. Watkins, E. G. ■ Guil to rd.and JAS . PmLljl p s> Hon. See. i ; Boots and Shoes. ; "OROOLAMAT 10 NIJ In consequence of Alterations and Additip- if now taking place on our Premises, we \ty jtj^ offer tho whole of our Large Stoeklof, \ Ifc_ BOOTS, &0., VALUED AT £9|\.ftl| At tho following Startling Prices for CASH i ONLY:— ! MBn's Watertights, own make (Pegged) .. ..8 11 worth 14 0 % Men's Bluchers, own make,. 11l do 9 1 s Men's Shoos, own make ..6 6 do 12 0 '■'? Men's Elastics, own make .. 811 do 14 6- i Men's Balmorals, own make 10 6 do 15 0 Boys Stronff Boots, own make 411 do SB. Ladies'EveninK Shoes ..4 6 do 10 G -i! Ladies' Evening Shoes .. 5 fldo it 6 " Ladies' Oxford Shoos i. ..5 6 do 11 6 Ladies'PruneHaßoots .. 6 ■? do- !) 6V: Ladies' Kid Boots .. .. in do 10-: 6-:: Ladies' Kid Boots ..... .. 6' 6 do II QfM Maids' Prunell3-Boots .. 6 6 do 9 6 Girls' Prunella Boots .. .. 3 6 do 7 6 ■"'■:.■ Children's Laced Boots ..10 do 3 0 ':iJ Children's Shoes .. .. 1 6 do 3 6 "-»'■' Ladiss'sßutton Shoc3 ..8 0 do 13 0 ; ALL OTHER GOODS AT EQUALLY LOW If PRICES. « j The above are all Now Goods, Jußt orriVod per ' Ships "Glance," "George Bewley," "Langetono, J ( ' Buttonnere," " Grasmero," and as. " Doric" i N.B.—For tho.convenience of tho Public wo" « will keep our Business Premises open from Ba. tn V to 8 p.m., and Saturdays from 8 a-m. to 11 p.m.' G"ARRETT JBrOTHERS, J TANNERS, IMPORTERS, AND BOOT MANUFACTURERS, WAKEFIELD • STREET, AUCKLAND. _; XT O W OPE N1 N G,; -1"" A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' AND GENTS' SPRING AND • SUMMER BOOTS AND SHOES, FROM THE BEST ENGLISH AND CON- 1 TINENTAL MAKERS. ji C. WESTPE'AHL, i BOOTMAKEE, 108, QUEB»-STEBKT. • '- "^ npo the JkhabitantsjA:^ : - 1- PARNELL, NEWMARKET.iS^T*; SURROUNDING' COUNTRY.**" • %_ > — ■''ftaE: A. & G. BROOK bog to inform tljajHl. A tkat they have received by tho s.s. %Bpp^ Laroe Consignment of GENTLEjHjN'S LADIES', and CHILDREN'S BOOTSjffiOEs! ! 1 &C., and will' offer them at Very Low Pricos to ,! effect a Bpoedy cleaiunoe, to allow them to mako I room for other shipments shortly.expected. Note tub Addreso- A. & G. BROOK, j BOOTMAKERS, PARNELL AND NEWMARKET. - Educational. XTEWTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Roy. ? JL^ p o t<-rMaBOD.B.A.—Tho Fourth Quarter ' commoncoon Wednesday flmt, grd inst. i RS OSMOND, Norfolk House, Pon sonby Koad.-Tho duties of the School will bo resumed on Monday, October 8. IIRENCH LKSSOJMB.—A Lady, native : of Franco, and of groat experionce in .VtS teaching, is about forming French Classes at i her residence, Collingwood-street, Ponsonby. Unexceptlonablo references. - For particulars J inquire at Mrs Shaylo George's, Ponsonby. ' IpDEN ACADEMY, Mount Eden RosZ ; U Next Quarter commences Ist October. Subjects: English, Latin, and Mathematics- Further particulars on application to Mr - Pearcc. ■ .- . ~~^± EIPSOM HOUSE SEMINARY. - Con^ „ '.ducted by General and Mrs Stoddarfl. . Fourth Quarter begins Ootober 8. Thoeduca.. i Uon comOTisoa-EngUsh in all its branchce, I French LaUn, Mathomatios, Algebra, BotS %\ MuslcTpiano and vlotokDra^anJEMnS M (in aouareUe and.ta oils), oad Dancing. tS 1 tor^W a»4 Girls, on appUcaao¥.Hoffiys ! IVf R T'^ B * wOOD HA Mi I 1