OPERA HOUSE—"THE GRASSHOPPER."

I " The Grasshopper " was produced at the '' ! Opera House on Monday night be- [ *I fore a, crowded house, and although I the direct ahtitbeiis Tn tone, purpose, I and .style of a play >ucfi' as • ''Jo," lit j achieved a succem very little if at;, all inferior. It would be an idle and j.r ifit-j' (leis task to attempt any compaijson be- , twi.en '.hem. "'ihe Urasihjpper" co'nf rms j to'the external conditions of comedy, hut j lit pjirtali'es of all the characteristics of ex-1 traVrfgatit W'Cb. restmbliiur nothing- sti i •irnic't as ihp. " PaichTyork " plays wijich saia,!ii7yV Troubailouri made the colonial | public familiar with a few years ago. Ac cording to" tbe'pririted pf6_raurme, it is ao adaptation by Mr J. P. Burnett frooi Mts rs Mci hac aud; Hajeyy.s .'' La Cigale," but if so, the Gallic, spirit and colouring : 'have beeu completely eliminated. The Jchaiacters are nngltsh atid Scotch, they {are well-drawn too, and the fun is both I boisterous and constructive, while a Cju- j '•siderable- amount* of dlatinc ively Eng lish punning goes on. In sucu a play, the abaci cj of a well-defined plot is not greatly felt, ai.d "The Grasshopper" isu A much incumbered in that way. its plot is ol the llim.itst description, and the evolution of it is wit .lly subordinated to tho'dovisal of far cictl situations,.tbe elaboration of awkward and'grotesque contretemps, and the e'xfccu :iou of sustainod 'dialogue aud by-play. Int^etd, so much of the success depenos upon the individual capacity and taleut Of the actots, that it may' safely be alliriued tbat iv the hand* ot ales< capable company, it would be likely 10 fill rather Hit. Ihe fir.t scene U laid in a Highland bothy or inn, where two arti.ts (Flipoet and' .tjtipple), heart-smitten by the same fair one (udabel), are sojournibgon a h01.d.,y ■.our; likcwine an elderly major \donw,, in search of a young heitesa of a nobU house, who bud beeu Kidnapped when a baby., Tuiihur Hues for refuge tbe tight-rope acrobat and leading atttaction of an itinerant Circus 00. (the Grasshopper), and in pursuit of her three rejected suitor.—_ Jinglo, the proprietor of the Show ; Her coles,'thr* Man wib the Iron Jaw; auo DUtnai Jimmy, the Clown. Withflemenff siuh aa these to band, it may easily he conceived how uproarious the fun becomes. The upshot is that the fugitive falls ia lo\e with Flippet, and is recogn.s.d and claimed by the .inajr domo as 7 Lady i*,.estine Toi-:ia«yer. Two phlegmatic Highlanders provide tao means fcr a.grea, d'a'of tho am.ußemerit. '.The.scene 61 th. utxt act is the house and gioundu of Lady Buckram (the Grasshopper's auit), wh.r ..»<ly Ernestine delight* in displayis): th style aad slang »f the ling before aris tocratic cempany, to the great annoyance vi bar pompous relative. A river forms ,tht aackgeound, and upon it .tha artiat* have » tubtorar Mabel, who falls into the watei and i 8 rescued by the threfrcircus people. They are so. liberally refreshed ior th-iir ►etion that they have to be coanneo in the coal cellar, while a new rival for th. sand «f Mabel is discovered in the per.ot ot the Hon^ gydaey Morass. With sue. an admixture ol cuat acton, the.fun become* livelier than ever, aad it ia carried p. with un»lack-tied spirit through tbe third act, which is played put in Flippet's studio amid pictures, ar.noured models, and dum mies. Lady Ernestit c betakes hors-lf th're la sailer co.tume to e-cape an unwilling marriage, and her aunt follows in search, .ccompaaied by the Hon. Sydney andhi. fathe'. Th« broad humour of the d'uatimi is irresistible. Jingle, in » maudlin sta<i of intoxication, dona a braz.a helmet aitlr vizor down, and upsacceesully tries_ to posture aa Ajax -.defying, the lightning, while Lady Urnestiae mourns a pede«tai au'i es-ays tUe rdle «/L a dummy, but with a lighi cane plays off practical jokeß upon the company, the result being comical in th> extreme i.fter»>hia aoit of thing iscarric up to it< highest pit h, the disguises ar, thrown off, Erne-tine surprises Flippet into a declaration of love. a«d Mabel secures he Stipple. It will be understood from tint' imperfect outline of the play that "The G asabopper" ia by far the most coosi Ca ble lU'irc in it. and those who have -een Mis-t Lee's "Jo" will btr preparsd to he»' that sho is the very life and n,ul ol the p-r ---formance. Her great talent and versatility are attested by the manner in which .he individualises the two OLposle idles we have now seen h*r in. They are thoroughly distinct. True, in the fit at act, there was morn than one* iv the turtm at«d modula tions of the voice, a s.u_g-stive r.miwd, rot Joe's boji.h tonts but it soon disaptie.r.d. Her play of facial expression ia a study in i Relf, and iv no instance is this faculty more powerfully deruonairated than in tbe fir,§t ac> when she is taking tbe liberty to di<cuss he repnst laid out for the artiats. Uer mannei is vivacious, saucy, and irapuuive, and the piece, liae her uctiog iv it mo»es rapidly, the audience being, k-pt in a constaat tit illation of merriment fr mi beginning to euct. A. song.and danca in tha th rd act proved tbat tt.o little lady ha. conaiderablr aptitude ior burlesque, aud earned for I-or a hearty encoie. fter impersonation, in .ahort, wa« highly effective throughout. Mi G. Leopold's Jingle was a capital specimmi of low comedy: acting, and, his makeup ytt& quite in keeping^, He was a funa. ol laughter in himselt,. Mr J. P. Burnett sustained the part of .Elippeu with great ability. He, is less successful, however, than , his ...wifei : ,in «i»k ing his own individuality, for .there was a good deal in the style, and mannrr. of the artiat tbat recalled the detective, but the resemblance was not ob-ruaive, and the portr.iitnic batdlv suffeted by it. 'Mr W. B, Warner waa well suited in the part of .the, Hon Sydney Morass, , and. Mr D'Arcy Stanfield, did full fustics to that7of Fogg, the coofidehtiai i setya.t. Miss Einiria Flecher appeared; as ,'MaVei, Mrs Ryan as Lady Buckram, MJMi Leopold a» Jessie, Miss Burton.asGusaet, Mr R, •-. Vo* non aa the Earl of Bogland. Mr Ssyille as Hercules, Mr W. Matthews as down, and.Mesar* Sterling White and R. Miller as 1 j on aid and' Handy (tho Hit hlanders). ■ Tbe Scottiiah .speech of these ..two ; actors was "rich and racy pt tho soil," and elicited more than one roand of applause. There is so much of comicality, jollity, and infoctious humour, in the play.and the characters are so well sustained, while the powers of the leading lady in light comedy are brought into such active play, that " The Grai shopper ", can hardly be otherwise than "a trump card' with the Company. It will doubt leas "run" to the end of the season, (i.e.), till

Saturday week, ; Last night It was re peated before a crowded hoaae.

ST. JAMES M.I. ASSOCIATION

an interesting discussion on the question .'Was the Invasion of Egypt by Great Britain a Breach of International Lav ?" took place at the meeting of St. James's Mutual Improvement Association, held in tbe lec ture-room of the V.M.C. A. building on Mon- Say evoning.'Mr H; G.Seth Smith, wh" was to have upheld the negative; was unfortu nately prevert ted from being present "by bosiness engagements. Mr W. J. Napier opened in the affirmative. He said he would consider, first, whether under any circumstances a Mate is justified in inter fering in the internal affairs of another Slate; an» second, were the[ cir cumstances under which England invaded Egypt such as -to afford a valid Jcgal defence for the invasion? The speaker then went on to say that the sources of internationalilaw to which he would refer wore precedent and doctrine. He qaoted and commented striatim upon all the inter ventions of States in the domestic affairs of other States which took place during this century, and averred that there was no pre cedent,for the recent conduct of England in Egypt, except precedents which English men themselves would be the first to re pudiate. He gave the dicta of leading writers on international law on the question j of intervention, referring, especially 'to' the ! works of Phillimore, Kent, Wheatcn, And Creasy, and passed on to a I lesurno of the proceedings in Egjpt I prior to the bombardment of Alexandria, I and asserted that Arabi was in tbe full ; confidence of the Khedive and fultan, tbat | Arabi.' rioss.c'sed flic written'authority of nearly, all the 7 leading, men of .Keypt, nlemas, doctors,! lawyets, etc, and was a thorough patriot, whose mbtives were pure. Mr Napier then went on to show that . Egypt had committed n^-act of aggression or done anything which could come within the category ot exceptions which could ' ! justify tho intervention mentioned by the i jurists, Tbe motives of the British Govern | mentwer'esinister. They wished todivertthe I minds of the British people from domestic l affairs, while the Land Act was doing the work of pacification in Irclaud, and, as Mr Chamberlain 'expressed it, "to dish the i Tories;"* By thia means thay sanght to regain tbolr political prestige. On the other side, Mr Nariier's arguments were • challenged anctfiit reasoning ai ticked, and. upon, being put to the vote th« question was carried in tho negative. The business announced for next Monday evening was " Original Tales" by Messrs W. Dignan, W. J.'Geddis; and A. S. Reid.

PARNELL BOROUGHT COUNCIL.

'HE Cotiucil. met at'.w i Present V-ffi, Worship''th^^?!^ 7 Wjtks,_l ul u. r , DaVi Bi^.4 . Pollard, Hood.nhd Httbe_r? '^Poo^ 'Financial;- The hiif „1 ■ '!Tf U Yd r - cfacounts were pw-S"1? -he statement of receiplt^ CflDfi'ni.a general account. R \ 1 Maxh 31st last,'showed!^_pfl__j m hand; „___ ber . u^^^jl ft I rates, £551 15 4 .r. t_ ..,i?"' 3s 7d; inte.es- £2 afe 6 «°-i-«i. * deposits, £195; .misceilL: '" con, »«««W Total,'-!,.!. ito«^&____^'_B ' ] charg f s,salarie s , •£_*__&___?_« tion aad maintenance m»V 3d ' lonttueeand dust re* ov.l^fe__M ing. £78 4s MjlTOmSSSlil lees, £23, 5a Btt U-SlfeKil Chajges; £9 15 f«_Mj2__Kß drainage, £3118s 6d ; cehSS^ *S returned, £185 j bank SSSMm cash in hand-, £32 6s 2 I i £ S?2 I!MW 6d Drainage Worksiccounll W* ended 31st March :-Rec _^° r hand October Ist,. IBS 2, £__ .. ts : c -*a |a tures, £4,608 ; inters , II'*&$&& £120 Os3d; fixed«&« ttbl writ, £3,000 ; intere^StD £^d* Bros.pipes.£1916 36 d bSi 263lC«d_ £3,500; balance in bank £asi\2j- "Mount 10s 9d Total. £7,^7.?!ff1£3. i for half-year - Receipts in'iSaWwifi ißß 2; £__, i--eof-sro_taSsß S special rates, £5,204 9s 3d •n» LW^pS. ' is Hd T -£6._2 ? ' lis. 1?V. o»'Mt,» Fixed d.posit, interest, JmSS^S mission, £5,320 12a • • hniT -f ß*."-u-ewß. 19a'Idi£5 326 lU.' 6S? j? Bl I aad liabilities on SM'^rl | Creneral account, £eig je^aj ' count, £4 269 8s Id , %Mj .fflg^ 1 12- 6d-£,1,075 OTl| I accoont, £294 15s 10_5!9S_yj_SK £3,525 2s lid ; WftterwotlS S*_?S_lft la lld-£3,9ai*Bd. *?'l?)Wm_™_ i COSKKSPONOBNCB, -.!„_. „ ' ! c«ived from K. Sayaee n «r-• nl't*«»^«. per load for ;«uff'«& *_ •#" works-Granted. P From*feJwSi dabgerous condition ot T) 0 &c! 'WM, ta Refe.r,d lo Works o_____9w6 o act. From Mr vSS^SrW *$ theearlh inthe roadwayS&'^ forced the fence close tn^^K*^ i suggeating that T!'fi___f*3 ' ouur, Le paying .p^S-M to Works Commitiee.- ' US§_l aikiiig that the Ayr-sfrit d^M gravellM fdf a diitaScV Sr_SO# queat complied with. FronMfe to the Harbour Board l^Mfflffim Council's letter re A'ffifiMß had been referred Comr-ittee. Fram Mr HeSrfiaS T* v, S . hathis tenant, *SS» I tohismakiw an iapM^Hffi petty as tndicatad on M^____BoSS_a Luntlon's plan, and aakina^ii m 3? A instruct the ErifflS-^fefc* Streats Committee.; ; Front thßdi.___ contractor, .objecting to,^ m $W &h A-6 Pr «fa«*-r-ltrWsdl_jirS_'» that the drain* be placed^™ fccentr, ' Martukau Road pa^sihg.W^^tfj-n' ' Watson's, dnd ihatthe -Eh_{_b_r_ befOrffi sttuctiag the contractor toTflaW any drain in the side of a road, submit the.iine f« the approval of the CoonclT,' aaJ'8' Wokks i.OMMiTM_;-Thi« (wmiaittM r-commend:-(!),That the,o!o_oohatsta Kussellstreet and Bradford-atMetf*j m placed by a. ( wooiien ''boti'^Wm Aveuua Koad had beea cl.se_.t6S rail c, and instructions ;,had b.-en civ« to the foremau to re,ai.- the sbeetf% rhe Engine- r undertook to ste tha'aiiiia of the outfl w of the drain in Av«n_»l__ was attended to. Report adopted.:. .-jH iNSPICrrOR OF MliiaANC-S,'.:Bto.fif POET.—This'official leporttd thatMSffl ■ had heen.reuiaterfd to date. Hsialjrjipi ported that Mr C. Wood was keeping'mm within tbe borough b.und'ary,' a%,|ij taken no notice of a ureqiiest to reraoTa them,—Report to'Caived, and it wan decided tdtake action-against"Mr"Wbo'd, protidtl it is provf d the pigs are : .kcpt ; wltMrll_t "boruugh boundary. ;, ~( i t- ~_t Catapults.--Cr,.Dayi«. dtew-atteiitSi to the dan«erous uuisanca ari»iog from lis use of catapults by bojs. TJfae Griitaa t^chobl boys were the worsts—UwardeadeJ to bring the matter under the notice, of ths police. ■*'■ ',''"" . ..' "'. •' ; .' r 7ti,*7» ATOiTbis' FBEa.-_hb'laudiiora':'f«i were fixed at £2 2s per annum..77." ?. ,.", ■•. Landiso Po^yDKK.^'Cri .Hpori aiMfd, | " That sieoij be taknn to prevent theiud ins and shipping of powder in tho. boronsb.* —The Mayor said that hotT _jy ioßgagni Vfssel was lying off St,; George's,,Bay.,tjii a lar?e cargo ot pbwderon bbniS, wrai | can was seen On deck with a fire'-'urrdag therein. A resident near the' BiyimSjw ■_ him, that be saw reeertfly" a?«[»m_il powder being transferred te anolh'et sail ii tbe middle of the etreet; Ha sn^Mi tbat a by-law absolutely prohibiting thi landing of powder be pasied.'*lt»'»_ ultimately decided to glre notice '-oftlM re by-law, and in the meantims the t_lf_ will interview, the -.aolieito».i °«*-^ .4-''* M* This wan all the businesai v* .id r^_f«3_ . ■ ' i in i«iV_-T'

CORRESPONDENCE.

- — —- ;!!:!!'; I THE RESCUE OF PROPBfI-W.' -.•■:.- :-:TUOAE__'oJ siKSf:. ..,.,,;.,.. (TothelyiiitoriJr.'itilv?* \ Sib,-Allow me to suggest thrfntch Ul ' medium of your valuable journal tali ty j heroic efforts of. those plucky little feKert who were the means ot saving ou w#J Professor Tucker's life In Ihe late Mm . boat accident, should not rtmeui'inte jM at the hands of the Humane Society,! think it i a cireutnstanee of vety! tp« merit that those little boys,' of $m vm . years, should have -been so tetf-fwiMiea and so cojungaoua as to have endan'gnw their livei in a small diejry In such flora, weather, to rescue a fellow creatttte^n « watery grave. I feel certain that thioogs Providence ■ alone!.'.snCh*-_-ieiy _^__™f I have been tho means of - sparin^'to I j sphere Of usetiilneas our esteemtd <Mo| citizen. Trusting' that; this teayfitw J raise the question in the pnblle mind, sk • specially so in the minds of those wfiodediil* it is to give the beating of -th*cswfa«w| j siderations as riiose little toys^WTO consider, done as much by'lhelr ;m___W | a tiny exertions, as would near Jfevoiraw comparison withjperilonji esses, ; wfbW»WM< hood's agency has been iswatdfC,.- .'■■ ■_; 7" ./ ''BONOUBTOT^ffi?*** * .;';'•' 7.'■'.'.■'"'"''.: " V >\ v v «M e>M%

AP EA FOR THE WORKING MEN.

„'■'■'- -' (TotheEditeii) '! '^t Siß,-In your itsue of the list*V W*J# * appeared letters' on th« subject,-." A pi«| for our girls." It seemtc si »*|_K?? working meniiouldn't getfa'wiio-tyj^fj | clerks. ■; The girls ;go sfler'flfW__sß they thick they have plehty,oprfl«letiw they stickiheworking meil'dowfl__»;__f bottorb. of the earth. : W^-MIS case that a bad^girl barriesaclMk, mW she-think.-' there are' other JW-JW future, and so they get on'-iil W™%a& have been married a oouplß «,^, J,'!'_.^3 than the'man takes to' drWk'ati^loSers his money, and goes to deßtmcti*. 1"™ sir,,l can only blame that-'girl^fflß seemed too daick.in golngattet M«_S despising the. wrking vW tlW?*m thought he hadn't enough Wffll WL lust look at the working; nian^lor^jfF time, and see ,now -'he .:&&M. A respectable girl 'takes a fancy, ,*»££_>_; ing man a,nd sticks to rtim, W|4,l»M^3 life he'saves Ms" money, and hy^'iM gets a respectable situation unlive WM to.start for himself, and:. «J__4»____i happy family; 'So now, .Ms Jf'K despise the girl,'in the7-rst WWtVf. 'running so smattly after, a' Jww.Ssl losing Tier home, and everythir^_*'?Sl'Ss "the'clefkj and,the girl who m% Vorking man has. the profi' ■tf}faP%Eßl s'r, tbe girls diessed up in their »?m clothes going down the street wouwre, even look at a man who hadhiS'*W»|Ji| , Now, sir, is that justice ?^-I M&£g.. ProfessorV " What is a m'MfflE Freshman:" A people goyorned hJ&f « Profeaaor: "Whowould reiaalf.«». Ml' should die!" Freshman : ■.'VI^JSM PH»fes«or: •• And if the Qnaen shqtrld Freshman j "The Knave," . ,:(*«'

Brjctt, of Sj-rnoEda-sirect. at lil» ™*%Z Prmtbw Offloe, WyndTtam-strtcJ, to rtfsPT s_aoeof Anekland. New Zttdaad. •••/-,. , "^ WsmNnao-s. May S 188. '< '

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_A.ac*ions^ -• ToioKKOW. .THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MAY 10 & 11. . . CLEARING" SALE OF MEN'S, •80-SVAK-D YOUTHS' | - CLOTHING, At the Store o W osite the Theatre Royal, aud next to Mr BarUett, Watchmaker. GABRIEL LEWIS nAS received instructions from Mr Jtl Samuel Coombes to Sell, on tho above premises, THE BALANCE OF THE ABOVE .-:..: STOCK. Without Rkskevb, As the Premises aro let to another party, and Possession must he given on tbo following Monday. TUESDAY, MAY 15. bx warwickTnow LANDED. j _-__KOGRAPfI3 7" fkLBOGRAPHS Oleographs i Uleogkaphs AND FINE »RT TJAINTINGS 1 ink Art 1 AINTINGS I GABRIIiL LEWIS eAS received instructions to sell at his Rocma (oppoaite Thornton, Smith and Firth's Mills). Lower Queen-street, en the above date, at 11 o'clock. i\A CASUS OF THE ABOVE GOODS 6 1* - Catalogue;! ieidy on Monday next. The Auotlonccr calls speolal attention tt these very obolot Bubjeots.whlohare woll worth! lncoecilon. being, some ot the very beßt evei tfftfre'i tn Auckland... 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The Lake coach will, on and after Ist May, 1833, and until farther notice, run to the follorr itig Timetable :- Leave Poet t illoo, Devonport, at 0.30 am. and __op.mi l«&veTukapunaSohoolhouaa at 10,30 _,m. arid 6.15 p m, Sundaya (weather permitting), leave Poat offloe at 10.20 a.m. and 3 p.m. Leave Takapuna at 11.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. F _to.n. g. J. QUICK. Proprietor. rri 1 M X T A B L E, BAINBBXDQS'S 'BTJSSKB, ! From Uni6n Bank-7 minutes past the hour, And ffl minutes to the hour, From The Three Lamps-20 minutes to the hour, and every hour. . Niobt Trips shorn Towst«-i-past 0.1-paat 10. ■B__-pastll. „ _, VtmTVmoti Bask to Sheiiy Beach - 20 minutes past 11, 20 minutes past 2, 20 minutes nut 6.7 minutes past B, and 23 minutes to 8. nrram SHBixs- Beach-8,30 a.m., i to 11, Ito 0 itOft



Medical.' , ■KTBBVOU S..DE B I L I T Y. Dr. E.c. WRST-sNwiivi, ,■...» BRaisit _«_.?■ MKNT, it ■.liaianlt'i'd ri]:i'.':il*.c for llynlw'it'., Diz'/.iness, Convulsinnj, l''tis, Sti vottst AcuntlKui Hcadaolto, Ncvvous l'vo^trati .11 caused by tho use Of alcohol or tabu',:*.i, \', u];eiuincss. Mental Depression,-Softening of tho Brain resulting in insanity anil leadiriK to misery, decay, and death, Premature Old Arc caused by, over-exer tion of the brain, youthful folly, or over-indul gence. Each box contains one months treat ment. 5a a box, or Blx boxos for 2os, sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. . WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To euro any case. With each ordor received by us for six boxes, accompanied with 2oa, wo will send tho purchaser our written guaranteo to ro tund tho monoy if tho treatment does not effoot a cure Guarantees issued only by J. P. KING & SON:?, Chemists, Queen-street, Auckland. 7HEqREAT : i\MERICAN MEDICINES PRICE HALF A CROWN Established in Australia in 1864. A MEDICINE to be taken in ternally, and used externally, for all NERVOUS DISEASES and , INFLAMMATORY ACHES and PAINS, composed of the choicest > Aromatic Herbs, Healing Gums, Balsams, and Vegetable Oils. Cures Rheumatism, Sci atica, Gout, Neuralgia, Cholera, Spasms, Headache, 5 Coughs aud Colds, etc. %!¥-__ . }jJO T7" EATING'S COUGH LOZItKGES COUGHS, "ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, ACCUMULATION OF PHLEGM. Composed of tbo purest articles. These Los enges contain no opium nor any deleteriou drug, therefore tho most delicate can take then •with perfect confidence Their beneficial effec is speedy and certain. This old unfailing famil; remedy ia daily recommended by tho mos eminent physicians. (In use nearly 60 years.) MEDICAL TESTIMONY. July 23,1877. 22, Cold Harbour Lane, London. Sir,—Your Lozenges aro excellent, and thi beneficial effect most reliable I strongly recom mend them in cases of Cough and Asthma. Yoi are at liberty to state this as my opinion, formet from many years' experience. J. BPJNGLOE, M.8.C.L.5.. L.S.A., L.M. Indian Medical Service. Mr. T. Keattno, Dear Sir—Having tried your Lozengos ii India, I have much pleasure in testifying to thel beneficial effects in cates of Incipient Consump tlon, Asthma, and Bronchial Affections. I havi prescribed them largely, with the best results. W. B. G , Apothecary, H.M.9. Keating's Cough Lozenges aro sold by a! Chemists, in tins of various sizes, each havinf the words "Keating's Cough Lozenges' eugravei on the Government stamp. HEATING'S "VVOKM TABLETS. A purely Vegetable Sweetmeat, Doth in an pear_nce and taste, furnishing a most agreoablt method of administering tho only certain remedj for Intestinal or Thread Worms. It -is a per fectly safe and mild preparation and Is espooi ally adapted for Children. Sold in Tins by all CiiEMisTa Proprietor-THOMAS KEATING, London, Export Chemist and Druggist. _^ E»DERSON'S SUPEKIOB BAKING POWDER. INVICTA BRAND. MEDICAL HALL, Oppoaite Three Lamps. Ponsonby, Auckland. rip HE ECLIiCTIC PfIAKMACY, The acme of elegant Medical Establishments, Top ot Obey stuekt, Corner of Put siuekt, • CHAKLES BUTCHER. Public notices.' Coffee i CJoffee i Coffee i s, c. BROWN, Durham-street, Auckland, IXiOUR MILLER AND FFEII & SPICK MERCHANT. Has Always on Hand and Fob Bale— FLOUR, In eaokß, luo's, and SO'e, " Blue" brand FLOUR, In Backs, 100'B, and oil's, " Red" brand BRAN AND SHARPS RAW AND ROASTED COFFEE PEPPER AND SPIOBS. In the matter of COFFEE,theattentlon of the Publio la called to the excellence of my brands, and a trial solicited. The Mixtures an composed only of the Best Plantation Coffee and the Beat Chicory procnrable. and may be characterised thus— " Ragle" (my best brand), nearl: pure coffee "Ship" and "Camel," medium ooffees of great strength and flavour "Castle" and " Leopard," low medium and common ooffees. To lovers of really fine Coffee, 1 strongly re commend tho "Haglb." but (o the general taate Medium ooffeea are found to be moat acceptable, and I aay, therefore, THY TUB SHI? BpAND ' TeV the CAMKL Biuri/) Procnrable from all Merchante and Store keepers, loose, and In Una,.._o _>_. Jfflbe,. lilbs.. /-.OWES nOM-EK .-ioffee a\T H. sa. I N.N e"k '& -ON, T T . BUIIJ)ERS, CARPENTERS AND JOINERS Vuloan Lane, All Branches of the Building Trade oxoontodby Experienced Workmen.- . Shop Fronts, Olfice gittinga &c WARNOOK BROIHKKS, SOAP AND OANOL-'MANU FAC'CURKBS, COX'S CREEK, RICHMOND, Offloe l-DURHAM - STREET, AUCkLAND. Cash Purchaßerß Cf Tall w. Wool. Shf epsklna, and Bonea. TO OVAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES, / ALTERATION OF TIME-TABLE,; ' The Royal Mall Coach (carrying passengers) will on and after Ist January, 1&3, andi until further notice, ran to tho following Time table:— i'-'Jii Leave Cambridge for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station'dally at 8.15 a.m.; returning from Station to Cambridge on arrival ofiSrain from Auckland. Leave Hamilton for Te Arohn on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2,30 p.m.: re turning from Te Aroha on Mondays, Wednes days, and Fridays, Hi I'm.,, ' ' Bookins Offices i f] _, i Gwynne's Hotel, Hamilton West; Coleman'! Hotel, Te Aroha; and at my Premises, Kirk i wood and Lake-streets, Cambridge. j W. K. CARTER, Proprietor, Cambridge, December , 1882 . j rpELEGRAPH LUXE OF COACfI-S, LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, ■ klbkwood and lakb street, cambbrdqe Waikato, New Zealand. W. K. CARTER. fropriotor, W. K. C. begs to return his sincere thanks tc his numerous friends and the public generallj for the liberal Bupport he has received since commencing business, and has to inform them tbat, in order to mcotitbe requirements of this rapidly advancing district, be is at present building labqb additions to bis PREMISES, which, when completed, will make them second to none In the North Island, i Tourists for the Hot Lake Country supplied I with Saddle Horses and Buggies on the shortest 1 notice; also, experienced guides and oarefnl i drivers, i Buggies and Saddle Horses always on hire. Orders by telegram or otherwise punctually i attended to. Cambridge Decombor 22,1832,



Importing . Shooting Se. mUK FO-LOWING EMINENT MAKaKS W. & C. SCOTT & SON, W..W. ;'■'.:._ ON VIsAV A The ITinest and Lai ever shown i] GUNS SPECIALLY BORED FOR KYNOOI W. W. GREENER .1 SPORTING APPARAI W. H. Hazard. Gu^maker. AGENTS HAY, MERRICK ft CO.'S GUNPOWDER, AND FOR JAMES PAIN'S FII 16G-Q UKKN'3XRSI Paura lists ( Land and Estate Agents William Gulliver HOUSE. LAWD, ESTATE. AND COMMISSION AGENT, DRAUGHTSMAN AND ILLUMINATOR. MAPS. PLANS. £a, COMPILED, y (COOMBES'S CIUMBERS, 86, Qn.KK-BTB-BT. AuCBXAirpJ W.O. beirs to notify hla friends and the nubile generally that he has removed to the above premises, where he hopes, by atrloi attention to the reaulrements of his clients, to merit support. From his larae knowledge of Ponsonby Pro perties, he Is in a position seoond to none to deal with parties buying or Belling In tbat dis trict. Inspection of my lurk respectfully Invited. A ready sale for Cheap Houses and Allotments NO SALE NO OHAKOK. _____ A long list of Country Properties open to In. Bpeotlon. Insurances effected at Lowest Rates. Remember the Address-■ ____ OOOMBES' CHAMBERS, QcKKN-STBItBT. F. 3, MOSS. lw. r. OSULLIYAJi F. J. MOSS & Co., HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENTS, SHOBTL-aD-BTBB-T, Intending Buyers are respectfully Invited tt inspeot our List of Properties. .-■■_. Money to Lend, at Current Rates ot Interest Coachbuilders. fie. (JOUSINS& A.TKI N DKSKINKRS AND BUILDERS os* ENGLISH. AMKRIUAN. FRKNOH. AND ANI OrHKHSTYLKOffCARtUAOKS. 5- g_______E___________D 1861 _____ ? T3OYB' VELOCIPEDES, 225. 1 JL> PERAMBULATORS, 16.: INVALID CARRIAGES, all kinds (Wholt sale and Retail); BABY SLEEPING OARRIAGEB; a Also, BICYCLKS (best English make), ROOK r ING HORSES, &0. 0 r. andlbrson, PARRAMATTA STREET, SYDNEY. 1 Awarded Four Prize Medals. j THAMES CARRIAGE A«D DRA_ 1 1 FACTOKV. JAMBS MACEIB, PitoruiETOß, Victoeia-st. East, j AUCKLAND. [ Reaalrs of evary description In Wood ant Iron neatly ezeou >ed on the shortest notice. Springs made aad repaired. Always on Hand—A large quantity of Lamps also Iron bark Shafts and Spokes, Red Gum Fel loss, and Hobart Town Hardwood.. N.B.—Country orders punctually attended to 1 ■ gg Ironmontrerv. ! • - r ~ :'•>"-" • ' ' \, * • Wll>'\ -\ ''' '' I- S"'l\' ." " {'*■::■ f' QLTBAfr OARDWAKI E|OU_*. '««, QUBEN-STRBSfT «J_ . • J DlOKI! HAVE FOB BALB— 1 . .. I BOWAT'B ANUCAPTNIO LAMPS Aim. sot BUBintß?, Fonts, Globus, and W c 11 Aad a Great Variety of .Oh males, . BODflHR's LOCKWOOD'a, still WIOIAsL' %- - _4U_^_L AND. POOKOTHRT ' _' JOHNSON'S CELJBBUATEI/ . tSGrs SOBS OXiABJ-V BOILERS &Al'.U*l>' _.*B, ffiO. qeipsitji's Pas est _6___ t»\ $%***<• - - - .- . )B I Pots, Stamp-d Ttnkh- $iL »ar PUf DISHKfi, 'BASINS AND MliL,k PA.RB (ai sites), Buok-tb, Tubs, Pails, ab_ Ovsmb, Bbooms, Sobdbbk-S, Whisks, dar, I Haib, Cloth, and Kail Brushes, I CASK'S, MACKS. -KD LYNDON'f 1 \ '•$ SPADES pp DIGGING , GARDEN HOHB. BAB_IS. . ANDTEOWSLO. J "■'■-"•, ■ • AUGURS, PIAKAb, HAMMERS, BRAOMS, TWtM AMD P-i-Hj Bits (all ateeal, , Locks Hraara, Nails, and Bbasbwajuc Soorr's Qvmnam Whit* Lbad, SAW AND BOIL-D LlHß___ fO» ) -~.-.,■■ ' BTVB PER CENT. Disooum ) Allowed H Cash Purchaseri oa all Sales 1 ..,-., ... & am ruttmr to 10* aad upward ! _*■'*! •'■ ' ..... ' .... t\ .. I ! i .; " "■'_ n



KeqUISITGB. aspw. 1883© .. v ;.'■ I ARK RStRKBENTKD BY THE UNDER •NI)D, I ■GREENER, I. HOLLIS & SONS. ,T MY c ORE,- * -'. ' ■ _ - RGE-i' fc)IOC.K7OF GfuNS N NEW ZEALAND. Si'NBW "PEBFEOT" BRASS SHELLS. BY AND HOLLIS ft SONS. R.US OF EVERY KIND. (By Special Appointment to sir Arthur) I Gordon, G.C.M.G. / ALSO FOR FQR THE COLT'S FIRE ARMS COMPANY, JEWORKB FACTORY, LONDON. KTi AUCKLAND. Jgg dm Application. '?, i ironmongery. yyiNGATE, OURNS, & QOMPY., ' GENERAL IRONMONGERS. i Temporary premlßoa—Fort-st,, Auckland, i Bulldera' Ironmongery Cabinetmakers' ditto ' Carriago Builders' ditto Carpenters' Tools Amorlcan Hardware Points, Oils, and Colours Cooking Rungoa Rogistor Stoves. LOW PRICES. } INSPECTION OF STOCK INVITED. Country Orders Oxocutodwlth care aud promp titude. £10,000 to Lend on Freehold Security, » '-;'.-*_ iy '- * ; v '■■' 'in ii, i » in m - Qswinfir Macmnea. BY SPECIAL CSj___M___Sl AFI'OINTMKSI -____S3Pt__KSS__r B S TABLIBHKD 1874 BUY . / C ONLY THE 'yr < *"* CELEBRATED S^t^* / V / MACHINES > The Easiest, Simplest, Best Made, and Mosl Durable. Tho only Sewing Machine which has never ;. been beaten In competition. Sole Agents in New Zealand t SKAKESPEAR ft CO., , Opposito tho Market. W. C. D" N * " * THE GREAT -EWING MAOHLNE IMPORTER. Bab )v*v Bxaanr-D A L_r_e Bhlpment ot the o__uen_e Maohlra 1 toe World- THB WBITK CC.'B &KWIKO MAOHIKI The Most Silent TheOneapeet - The Most Rapid The Highest Arm • Tha Mast Simple The Lsrweet Tabls The Moat Easy to Work The Best Oarer - The Most Durable The Simplest BnuttU The Moat Elegant The Neatest Hatch Trb-DU MAOHims bom £5 10a. thb Bin sawnta kaohis_3 svob made, Price ai Hahd MAonnma, £1 10s, AIM AXWATS OH BAXB. ...-. Benulnc Blnger Frlster and Ro mat Werthelm . Standard __ Howe company's Wheeler and. Wilson ! Grovw and H_kert Jones's ABO rjomestlo And ether good makes r_OM aa, o, ni Wim i 3s, dn, i>eb Weu< _si vuomwm buabahthkb. These Machines can be had of my Agents l- N. McLcanaad ( _, Pioneer Store, whangars 1 Zhomat Wells, Cambridge; Wliltam Stevens on Onehnngai E. Way to, Hamilton j Parnell and Boylan, Glsboroe i drennan and Co.. Teursage,, and at other plaoea. rpfiE Q&* AT JJHI OT, -'or7ttF.N.Rfßfc~i r.'. ".H::,. ; ■ - . 7, ■■ f = Hotels. t^xchAnge hotel (Bettor known as tho Barrel Hotkl PA R N ELL.■;*■'■ '•'- The Proprietor has gone to considerable expense In ke-erkotino this Hotel, whloh is -- Now Open to thcQonoral Public; " The BILLIARD-ROOM is admitted by compe tent judges to bo One of the Best lit Auck land ; it is extra well f urnlshod, and contains' one of Alcook's Tables; (new), at a cost - of nearly £200, with tho Patent Cllraatlo Equilibrium Cushion, and Is under the' management of MR.' R, Stjrmak, for some time Marker at the North ern and Auokland'Clubs. WI 'ES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST QUALITY ONLY. Hancock's sparkmns albs Always on DRAUdHT F. TOMLINSON, Proprtetob. jg ■ 7 :' ~ 7 .■', 7' '. ... 7. jjjfa • Tiltne &o ■ ' Gr r o v N d'"'' 1j i m c. ground LIME. 7i::l^,;.:" : ''FOR-r _sL_j,7 ■';' '^'..ijlii BQUT H G A T E'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULI'O GROUND ROCHE LIME, . In any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floors Cellars, etc. (next to stone flagging, is un rivalled for durability and hard-setting qualities). For tanks and other wet . workl ißaflrst-olassmatelia l: .„ B, KEANE, S~O~LE AGENT, ; CUSTOM-HOUSK-STRBST. ' 7 , TAKE NOTICE-That notwithstanding all tbat Is said in favour of other Mahu rangi Limes, the steady but increasing de rnand from all parts of Auckland and Province, South and Australia, la a sufficient guarantee airtarthe gennlneas of PULHAM, BANNATYNBt£ND CO.'a HYDRADLIO LIME. For Walls. Floors and Garden Patba It Cannot be Rubbed Ooj, —For olroulars and farther information apply n Auckland Branoh, Custom-ttouse-atreet West.



WOCSTiB"B.' and Silver Medals ■ ""•■'■' /for. ' ■ '■ : v ■ i PURE BLENDED TEA, I YOUR GROCER FORIT. HAVE NO OTHER v j KIND. JPEBLIMINARI ! NOTICE. •Owing-to the constant enquiry for our CBLBS BRATBD GOLD MEDAL PUEK BLENDKD 1 TEAS in AUCKLAND, wo bog to inform all lovers o£ a good PURE AItTICLK that we are about to open a BRANCH at 166, QUEEN STJtKET, nest to the Now Zoaland Clothing Factory, and trust wo shall receive the support we liavo been promised. Wo might mention that our PUKE TEAS aro Sold Wholcsalu and Retail by us at our different Establishments, and by over 500 Merchants and Grocers. On asking tho support o£ tiio Public, we must ask , ' them to see that our NAJIE and PRICK in on every Faokot Sold by Grocora (none other la . genuine). All our Teas aro Bought and Blended by a PHOPESSIONAL TEA TASTER. Ara supplied to surßranohos and Agents from our BEAD OFFICE, Christ church. Have been ac knowledged exceptionally-Clean and perfectly PURE. See " GOVERNMENT ANALYSIS." i Havo boon awarded GOLD and SILVER Medals and pronounced by the PRESS, TKA.KX PKRTS, and tho PUBLIC, tho beet and finest flavoured Toas in the Southern Hemisphere. Thousands of Families and tho leading Clubs, Hotels, and Restaurants use nothing but our GUARANTEED PURE TEA, \ NELSON, MOATE & CO., TEA MERCHANTS, CHRISTOHUROH, DUNEDIN, WELLINGTON, NAPIER, AND AUCKLAND, . 0 PEN 21 st M AY. j^GENTS gVKRYWIIERE, i r > , Money. ' "1%/T O N B V TO LB«D IVX ON FHKSHOLD HKOUHITIKH, J. CHADWICK, Kauri Gum Bhoksr a»d Commissioh AGENT, 13. CUSTOMHOUSK-STRBBT, AUCKLAND 0 H N W. U A X D I E, LAND, COMMISSION, AND it ksi'atk aghi.nt. Money Lent /ro missoby Notes, Hduim, kobnitotik, &o. Bills Discounted p»i>r. Mortgages Negotiated. HIQB-STRMKT. APCKtAK £1U to £1,000. 3 ITICTOKIAN LOAN AHD DISCOUNT T A9«NCY. HIGH-BTRKKT, AUCKLAND POaITK CITY UOUNCIL OF/TIOK8). Mor.oy ndvftnoe from £10 to AIOO9 on Persons! Security, Do ds of I'roperty, ah&rei, fte. Keparments oas be made Id InßtalmsnU of Ori Shilling feb Week for eaoh Poum) bor rowed, or in nr war to roll borrower*. Commonloatlons OonfldentUl, Pobt Oitiob Adpricbb i Boi 80, Auckland., INDUSTKIAL AND PKOVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND. AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OIP AUCKLAND (Corner or VULOUf Lanb AND QUKEN-STKKICT). INVESTMENT DEPARTMBNT. This Society la now issuing INVESTING SHARES, ordinarily carrying full rate of Interest and Profit. PAID-UP SHARES o£ £20 eaoh, carrying: T per cent Interest (psyable,haU-yoarly) and par tloipatlng lit Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 13 months, 7 per cent) and on Deposits for 6 months, 6 par cent per annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. The Society advances on Approved Freehold and Leosohold Property to the extent of throe fourths tho value. Borrowers may pay off pait or tho wholool thoir Mortgages at any time. Reduced Table of Rates and any farther par ticulars required may be obtained at tho Society "a oflloos. GSORGB FBASBR. ' Maaagar. a LARGE SUM OF MONJBY to lend cm. on Freebold Beonrfty at 8 per osnfc, la nuns of £300 and upwards.-O. AIOEIK. Agent. HlKtißtroet IJiXCHANGE ON NEW YORK AND Hi LONDON. In sums to aoli VOR BALH BT ARNOLD, BINKS. AND CO., Corner ot Caatomhongn and gert atratrtt. ; D EM O V A U The .Bnatness of the AUCKLAND LOAN OFFIOic, Qaoon-Bt'eet, has been removed to Monte Do Plete, Darby-street. All oommnnl : Cfttiona or letters for J. H. Neumengen to bo ierrißere. ■ ■ ] MONEY TO LEND, In luge or amall tanis, at usual ratee of Interest. CON Nit LI, & GOncBR, . ?nuoltora. Vnloan Lane. , * UOKIiAMD JfBKMANBNT On-OI'KRATIVR HUILUINU AND INVBBTMSNT BOOIBTY. Owna i— w, oombhbtMH. 1 LOANS in-anted upon approved WKrartUw rt Freehold or Leasehold PropertlM In mmi ot m to et.OOO prlndpal and Interest being r«» payable In Instalments at too following Km duosd Rates for repayment of eaoh MUD Borrowed i— Beparmenta extend- P(n , wm* Total amounS ingOTet ferweer. ~r~~' r^~ « s. a. « s. a.- JtSS _ H 7 Mil « I ream _ - 11 I 111 I I > imn II I y Mil I B*ean T , .Z T 1 Iff II i lflraars . - »» Mil I ' And n the same proportion tor smaJlet J. or larger loans. DKPOaiTS.-Ths Society reoalTM Money OB nepaeit at rates as follows:—Repayable at 7 dayanotloe.,o ncr oeni. per annum: repayable Inslxmo^eper.oentP^nmß^^ , j ' <,' ■ ._ ■ Bacretuy. ■ MONEY TO LKND ON PERSONAIi ■ - >■ BBOURITY. Persons borrowing £5 receive B4loa 1 Persons borrowing £10 receive^', '. Porsona borrowing £20 receive <18 Persona borrowing *50 receive 6iß i ' . a . ■; Repayable in Weekly or Monthly Instalments. Bills discounted daily. Strictest seoreoy. ; 10NDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT.COM PANY, High-street (2 doors from Vulcan Lano). ONEY TO LEND, on Keal estate, In sums of £60 and upwards, at the cur rent rates of Interest — ADDIy Wm. S. Ooahnae, X N, Z. t rnsuraiiae Bnildlngs, or cinmuel CoohTune and Son. Fort-street. ■ I ONEY TO LEND on Mortgage at Firat-olnss Freehold Boourltlos. ;. WM. COLK MAN, BolloHWj ft. * Ooraer of Qneen and BhorMand-streatß, 131A 000 TO li<4ND on FREEHOLD SiUjUUV SKCURITY.-Apply WINGATE, BURNS, & CO., '"■'•'■ Fort^treefa MUjNEY, TO LEJND, in large and small aums, at current rates of interest;; '. • Apply to PETER OLrPHANT^^ j aolloltor, Hlgh-Btreet. MONEY 10 LEND, at a moderate rate Of Interest.—Aoplr to ' «- JACKSON ft BUSSELL. lolton>. JTorfrstreSt,



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