The Auckland Evening Star.

AUCKLAND, N.Z.. W^D^.«OAl, J^jNI'ARY 3 18-*3

(Publirbed | Daily),

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_ r ' fNION STEAMSHIP CO. 0 , ■ N* ■ / • j .'/ l\E M O V A L, I *; l > I it Ist January tho business will be carried on In ,'RFF'd NEW BUILDINGS, | FORT-STRKET .opposite the Customboußo), 111 TBTORTHERN STEAMSHIP |1 |J3I OOMPANY*O_MITBD), 1 lIMB-TABLK- JANUARY. ■,:! _ sail other etrcumstahoey permltttnK). OM QUBEN-STRE-T WHARF. PBANOAANO BAT Of PLENTY POBTB, -KB. I Datb OT SAlLlrta. {ton | Thursday, i, 5 p,m, j Monday, 8,5 p.m. j Thursday, 11, 5 p.m. *, ' igton Monday, 15,5 p.m. - - igton Thursday, 18, 5 p.m, ig . Monday, 22,5 p.m. : Ig Thursday, 25, op.m, jj,. ngton Monday, 29,5 p.m. '__' | ~ Connects at Tauranga for Ope * I \ ilkl and Bay of Plenty Porta every Tuesday. *. , , , ' 11' 'Miaißlili, WHANGABOA, AND MAN IS' 7'" ':';' GONPI.:7.■', 7 ■•..'■■, ■' 7 101/r . '. I Wednesday. 3, 5.30 p.m. Jington ** M!onday, 8, 5.30 p.m. .lolg I Monday, 15, 5.30 p.m. llington i Monday, 22, 5.30 p.m. faelg I Monday, 29,5,30 p,m. ' 5 WHANQABEI AND WHANGARICI HKADB, || ~- •< , J—tjldk posaengars aas oarao tat Walpn.'. ) *tsy!9 ■ 1 Eve-7 Ineaday and Frlt-Or, at »j i I tPM--'. ■' .. -..'_■ -■-''_;' 1' m " ■TOB«AaqA-'AL'.. I '^.. ■■>'*■ . Argyic I tilyery Tuesday, at 6p m Ii \ FOB MgROUBY BAY. .' * t Doußlaa | gyary Monday, at *P m "~r I >OB MAaOAWAI. ; ■■ . - - |; Donglaa ■ I Every Thuraday. at ipm '.j. ■ lOR OPPWAKBJ_K—--— «»-«ol» 3 BoWoba I Tueßday. 3,10 a.m. I Rorttoa I Tuesday, 23,10 a.m. ■'■*•' f'' FROM MANUKAU. 1 k- •;■ FOB'HOE-AHGA. Rowena Wednesday, 8, 1 p.m. Rowena Tuesday, 16,1 p.m. k ißowjna Tuesday, 30,1 p.m. j tar Cargo mast be booked and alongside on« Sour borore advortlsod timo ptfdepartnre. > P_—_tge tickets mast be taken at the Oom- Sin»':i nnin- no. 67. Qneea-stroet. AuoßlnniL * ■T-Return Tlokets at Bpaolaliy Redueefl Kates fftrlll ba leaned during Deoember. January, and February, available for return until Maroh 31, 1833. ' 1 ' ,' *.' ' A, MOORE9OR, . Msniglns Director, * * ..^a-at^ WOR MERCURY BAY AND 'l-StaffiEr-.- 1 TAIRUA.-The S.S. Douotia j «»wwi!r__m ] cave Qneeußiteet wharf as i _,bovaTOD-V.Y(Wednesday). 5.30p.m.-A.Mo- P ' .--QRBGOB. Manßglng Director N.8.8.C0. II / ,vj.*__4»_. QTCAM TO npHAMBS, ■ -7 1 7u^-^__M^fc Connecting with *-_________& EIVER SrEIMBRS i I . OHINBMURI, WAITI.KADRI VABBX TH li i AItOHA SOLDFIELDB, MUHRINSVD.LE I WAITOAPLAINB,At!BSRAnTK-rOaiBRT. ..■■fcs., SETTLBM-tN'T, ■■. 7 ..'■ [II j' 7''Time Tabi-E, ', " ■ 7:';7- I fe. S. R O TOM AH ANA j AND* V' V- * i'; * J P.B. ENTERPRISE:NO. 2 : . . L FROM AUOKLAND X ROTOMAHANA. HNTEEPBISE, £ Medneaday —' ' Thursday 9 morning . — frlday 9.30 mo-nlng 7ev*nlng I *'? latnrday 10 morning " — I [l FROMTHAJUgSf I* ROTOMAHANA. ENTRBPIUBE. § > hurs'.ay 8 afternoon 12 midnight -Way &30 afternoon — atnrdny 1 afternoon 6 evening Return Tlokets will be Issnxd from Deoemb.r ™ y, available till January 8,1883. I I ...ißaloon _ .. * 103,^ !; hSteengy _ _ _ _ _ 7» 6d £ . Children oyer 6 and under li years, balf-fare. , Tickets available for Rotomahana only, ... .No cargo J."• "/jfOU' for Rotomahana within alf-an-honr\9F e}e^rtlsed time of leaving, 'ffot rcsponalindrfSfc shipping, corrytoß. or Oil jarglag live stook, •-' ft , I I ■{-.', FttASKB fc TIMNB. Agents. Utß^lw »• COROMANDEI^ |.._ufii "-KH3^*t' Captain W. D. Hargrave. tS°4 Tt M TT^r B . .., nf., -il Leaves Anokland i Leaves Coromanflßl 1 '._5 WaßM| Tuosday. 2. 7 p.m. Wednesday. 3,7 s, m. - .-" seems Wednpdday, 3.7 p. aft- Thursday, i, 2 p.m. lied in arJ Fridaf. 5,3 p.m. . Saturdoy, 0,2 p.m,. 'vfryreml ■%—— itwl tt, 1 Weather and othar olroumßtanoos permitting, ,*. „7™ Not responsible In snipping, carrying, or dls ln going* oharsttng live Btook. •."'■ cornpanj! No cargo reoelved without shipping note, and •WriSorm' wlthln half an hour of advertlaee tlmt of Tn 1 departnro, ■:, , ms 8 All parcels must be prepaid on board. iff rf J ~ A* K" H' BWINDLEr' MaMBB. Jharlotte I X tfTEAM i'O THE HOT '"aastrt ;^|3>fe;-:la SPKINS . MAHUKANQI, ' eatDeen!; ~"^^?H^-MATAKANA. EAWAU, Altß i ia anS OMAHA. ... tllrfemilf- v • *c hear! V The «,s. KO-3's «48« Y. Al nt Llo7d'a. "Itirn' 1 W. Eomervllle, Master. '.-'„.,. •*" "f HOT HPRINQS-Fvery Tuosday, Thursday, I \ and Saturday, at 11 a.m. roturnlng on Wed- I I nesday, Friday, and Monday. pi IMAHURAN&I-iivery Thursday and Batur f! I day, at 11 a.m,, returning on Friday and 1 I Monday. ,' ~... : I NKAWAn A' WA'llt'6ry Tueßday.:at 11 a.m., re- OMAHA / turning on Wednesday. Li Wo Carsro rocslvod within half-an-houz ot Uvurtlaed timo of sailing. Nu Parcels or Goods taken without shipping <( . H^o Wi. - ;*So gJ. ia and after Ist necember, Freight must bo ?si-^H jMlonaUparcels. . b'^S 4 "c_f * *r»tßh» or passags apply to .'0.3 ?S 5* lIBNDKRSON & MACFARLANE. »*S,.'r-'g ~.. Agents. 13S 5 tfl H \mHE 'ONLY DIRECT ?»»',.b VV STEAM COMMUNICATION .lo,? o7 - TOTE AROHA, MORRINS VILLE, 11-ltf 0"1 and> SHAFTESBURY, ■fiS"TAIAj'PAEROA. OHINE VITEKAURI, THAMES, AND jS,BtTI^; ■-■' .1 j^n'G.H..Rolto_v^ 7.1 -rliis week f or repairs> ..'! ca nect_ngwith..- ~>\ m . ;,_ mfOA AND HDIA. "< i.|« '. ~r ftriraing at tho Thames.



. ceod 45 days. Early application for passages of all class es Is re quest od to bo made at tho Head Olllocs of the Company, or at the various Branches, The ERITISH QUEEN, 355S TONS, will follow tho British Kinar, from one ot the pr'nolpal porta in the Colony, on or about 30th April. Suitable steamers will follow at regular monthly Intervals. i irrangemontswlll be made for tho convey ance ot passengors from various points to the point of embark at ion. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO., Qneen-Btrost, I.eoembor-5 1883. DAIHY PRODUCE will be oonveyefl in cool air Chamber* on board these steamer?, and the through freight from AUCKLAND TO LON DON will be tho same as that charged from the port ot final departure of the trunk steamer, _&_£*_. rpiiK NEW ZEALAND '__i-B__. SHIPPING CO.'S LINE. _m*' __0 FOU NEW YORK DHtECT. Tho Al barque GRONSVAER, 182 tons register, will bo despatched In January. For spaco and rates of freight, apply to THK NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO,, Limited, Agent?, 117, Qucon-strccfc. ' Tho Gronsvaor will bo followed at regular intervals by suitablo first-doss vessels. yojtßw , CJtASSENGERS* LINE OF «i-§*»S-_&- PACKETS TO NEW ZEA ' vSSSswSo OWNED B_"__—_BB. SHAW SAVILLS, ft CO., Hi. LaadenhaU-street. Loudon, She above line of ships are regular tzadera o ail the principal porta In New Zealand, They are clipper ship., olaased Alat Lloyds', andoom taondaa by experienced' a-asurs. The bill ot (ore Is most subetantlsl, Acd of the best quality, and tbo ncsxwnundaU.il roomy and convenient. The undersigned ore empowered to grant pas cages from London to New Zeale.nO, payment (ox nb iloh have been guaranteed In the oniony. Saturn ship, to London also tesTe ut almost wsrular tutorvoi.* Full pnrtio—ara on t.pp!loat-Oa to L. B. NATHAN fc DO, ) OWBN ft GRAHAM, > Aser.ta OROTOS-SH.AN_ S= CO.- » — _i —i 1 '■ s*fc /l U'A'J-U- TO LONDON. -4^^'"' OF..ENT LINH. •J——»?—_—» The following Steamships te- Ui'-gtaff to tbe Orient Steam Navigation Com piny lliimltefli and the Poolflo Steam Nariga tion Company, will leave SYDNEY at the unaerm-nHont- dates for MELBOURNE. tDEIiAIDB. and LONDON. Tin Suez Canal and Naples. Bteamer. LRPg. ton'ge) Date, JOHN ELDER,.- .7-00 January 20 80KATA...._ tt 100 FobruaryS OUZOO.._ 3600 February 17 LIGURIA ~-00 Maroh 3 OKPHALONIA... _,'OO Maroh 17 ■81.R1A..... j -.000 Maroh 31 And ins Service wIU be mainiainoa t» atM eeadlng ateamera at Intervala at a Fortnight, FaiM to London. Ii ta TO guineas j Canal ones. SB, Paroola boolsed through to London. Passengers oan book Irom Anokland ala through rats to oorer Intercolonial fare and to secure Bpeoiol advantage.. ' □aloon passengers are allowed to break their Jonmey. " _ _ . Paaaagea from London con b« granted In Auckland. For plans and full particulars, apply. In Lon- Urn, to F. Green ft Co., and Anderson, Ander ion ft Co., Joint Managers of .the Llnei or to the Aaonta In Anokland UNION STEAMSHIP 00. OF N.«, Ommm, Oneeostreet. pACIEIO MAIL STEAiaSHIP CO. .HKOUGH THE UNITED BTATES OF AMERICA. VIA. HONOLULU. TO GREAT BRITAIN ' Under Postal Contract with the Governmenta of New Zealand and New South, Wales.. Passengers booked through to Liverpool, London, or Paris, via the great Overland Roads g{ America, and the Steamers at tbo Atlantlo lines from New YorJ^ Date tilt jlsteO-Dtttf s»_-. m .- t™.B—ni! tor lngfor Steamer. Tons. a y 4 ne -. g___ Kran ..- . Cisco. Anstra_a _«._. - 8,200 Eeb. 5 Maroh 37 nityotNew-O— t S,MO Maroh 5 April 21 Z-aJant-la 5.200 April 2 Jan. SO City of By—ley _ 8.-00 Jan. 8 Feb. 37 FARBB . lrnt-clasa _ .. - - -WW and upwarde Steerage .. _. ■-. - «3TI0» fnrflt-olasa to Ban Francisco- «Vf •tteeroge .. _. _ - *20 Throngh Cabin Passengers are permitted to lay over at Honolulu, or any of the oltiea o{ the United States, not to exceed six months. SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. Passengers to ond tromEurope may i withoot CCTBA ooßTjnvaU t-temßolve-ol the Soutbkbn Pacific Railroad and its concoctions, thereby avoiding the winter oold of the Northern Route; and for an additional oost of $21 may go to New > Orleans snd thence through tha Southern States to New York. .No Shipping Ordors will be Iramed nf ter _ p.m. ' on the day before tbo Balling ot steamers lot Ban Francisco, For freight rates and all othor Information apply to «HOS. T. GAMBLE, Agent, Lower Queen-street sagfe. G s- MANUKAU, TIME-TABLE-JANUARY, 1883. Leavo Onehunga: Leavo Waiuku: Jan. Jan. 3-Wed., 12 noon 3-Weil,, 1.30 p.m. I— Thursday (for Ma nukau Heads), S , . a.m. . 4—Thursday, 2 pan. s—Friday, 5.30 a.m. 5-^-Friday, 3 p.m. o—Saturday, 8 a.m. 8-Monday, 5 p.m. 9—Tuesday, 10 a.m. 10—Wednesday, 7 a.m. 10—Wed., 11.30 a.m. ' 11—Thursday, 7.15 a.m. 11—Thursday, 12 noon ' 13—Saturday, 8 a.an. 13—Saturday, 12.30 p.m. 15—Monday, 9.30 a>m. 15—Monday, 2 p.m. • _7_Wed„ 11 a.m. 17-Wed., 3.30 p.m. ■ 18—Thursday (for Ma nukau Heads), 8 a.m. 19—Friday, 3 p.m. 20—Saturday, 8 a.m. 22—Monday, 5 p.m. 23—Tuesday, 10 a.m. 21-Wed., 7 a.m. 21—Wed., 11.30 a.m. 1 25—Thursday, 7.*15 a.m. 25—Thursday, 12 noon 27— Saturday, 8.30 a.m. 27—Saturday, Ip.m. 29—Monday, 9 a.m. 29—Monday, 1.30 p.m. 31-Wed., 10.30 a.m. 31—Wed., 3 p.m. 1 AU Freights, payable before delivery of gOOdS. J. BARRBROWN, Managing Director. :^\f. AIWERA H Ol upkings, •The B.S. „ ■', ~ -•■* . ... I .0 JM A Will leave Queon-stroet Wharf (weather and other circumstances permitting) , - EVERY SATURDAY, AT 2 P.M., Returning from Waiwera overy MONDAY, at 6.30 a.m.



j . * *j Goodson's Arcade ; •WE WISH ..... I TO ALL I f^OODSON'B "1 ONDON A It CAD JS 1 IS NOW* ItEI'LKTE WITH THE MOST SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF ' TTSEI'UL AND QRNAMENTAL rf.OODS, , SUITED FOR CHRISTMAS, NEW YEARS, OR BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. g ' MB. GOODSON having made corf On.l BJleetiou ot tho Groatoat Novelties during his Kngllsh and Continental visit, pnrohnard for cash at an exooptlonally favourable timo, the Patrons of the Aroado will h»vo the full bone fit. ■£ , A Grout Variety in CLOCKS, WATOHK3. GOLD and SILVKR JBWJCLLKRY of all kinds.' Just Keoelved-A Consignment ot WaTKRBUKY WATOHKB, Class No. 2, at 17a Od; the • No. 1 at 255, as boforo advertised, cannot be praonred at a lower prlco. » A Spsola'tv In SPANISH DIAMONDS set in GOLD and ENGLISH GARNET, being Klegant and Brilliant. ABYSSINiAN GOLD, equil In appearance to Colonial Gold, specially Introduced at tbe London!ai cade. (Bowaro of Imitations). ~ GOLDO-SBU JEWELLERY, by which proooss a surface of 18-CARAT GOLD Is secured, avid will wear well. ORIDK GOLD, being a motal tho colour of Flno Gold. EVERY ARTICLE IS GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED. Supplied either from tho Windows or the Stalls at tho price markod In Plain Figures, ALIKE TO ALL, ' Subject to a Libbral'Disgount to Wholesale Customers, Schools, and Bazaars. ELECTRO-PLATE TEA AND COFFEE SETS, BISCUIT BOXES, EPEKQNES. FIMH KNIVES AND FORKS, CARVERS, i FOBKS AND SPOONS, &0„ &o. Mexican Sllverlno, a perfeot su _tltute for Sliver la Forks and Spoon.; Photograph.o Scrap and Stamp Albums, Desks; Work-boxes, Ylotorlas, Cos.panlons, La4_.' Bags In Soul, Plush, Velvet, and Leather; i-roelm; Cases, elegantly fitted j Haakets of all kinds i Kite, Maori and , European; Gents 'Travelling Bags and Dressing Cases; Purses, Olaar Chios, &C.; Japanese Goods, Terra Ootta, Msjollok, China and Purlin Ornamonte, A. spooldty In eleaont Moss Uootls, Vases, .ustrea, Breakfast Dinner, lea Dessert, Afternoon Tea, Toilet and Tete-a-tete Sets, Tn. , KasUloiiabla Ivory St_ro.d-t.lro Waro In -pl-udld asiwrtniont. Flower* and Frnita tuuier Qlaas 1 Shades: Vans; Lai lea" Qlove Button Hooks; Gold-coae*. Th_i .lea j DoUs U quiOlty cud _untlty i ussurpasiod. treni 3d to £10 saoh t Accordion, and Q-Merti—u>, a Urge Btook and low prl»o; Plotures, Scrap* Trantterß, Medallions in groat varlaty. ChrtoUjaa. »ew Yoar, and Birthday Curd, more lovily 'han ever, And oaaaper than bt>lor_ Mookn at -CagU-k prioaa: Family Bibles 1 In olog&nt bindings, well suited for proionUi | Mtuloal B*w_. playing t or if to 1C tunea. from 20s oaoh: tfuittouery at out• usual Jew prloe; Toj», whlotalwUl delUit-t -ao radnent*. anehas have not before been .sen in Auokland. Tko 3d, 64 and la oauters aro laden with Mew Good., wUlit tha batter ol—ib Toys are -_arve'JLou__y attractive. Tko stock la ao TMJi- moat be seen to be b» llovod aad appreciated. I wry reaiunt of, and every vi Iter toSAuC—imfl. before making their purchases should »cc the Arcado Slock, unequalled In value, extoat, novelty, or cheapness. An lnspootlon Is c_dl_iy lnvltod. ureepeotivo «f any parol— «c being made. Oor Wlniows are now lUhted by 12 of Detrlo a Beotro Argaad Refleotor Illuminators, being the most perfectly liKhted windows In Auckland. Our trade n.otto, "Small I'rolltu and Quick Return.," I) by elootriotty in Witling's patent procoia dally dleployed. Note thk Addressks— . -7 GOODSON, LONDON ARCADE, AUCKLAND. „ H NAPUtR. „ , „ G-iBOUNF. „ ~ n THAMES. LONDON OFFICE : 68, ST. MARY AXE.



Public Notices, CLARKE BROTHERS, ARTIST PHOfOGRAPHKRS (OPPOSITE JNION BAWK), QUEBN-STB-KT, AUCKLAND, Photography In the_atest and Most Fashion able Styles, executed In a manner Unsur passed in the Colonic.. All Photographs lateen by tho SAT INBTANTANKOUB PROCESS. _* LARGE COLLECTION NEW ZEALAND VIEWS ___ Alwitfl CP tltllJ.' ' , * Sb-ACHT AND EOAT-BUILDING. A. W ARBR IC X (Several years Foreman In Mr, C. Bailey's shod), Has Commenced Bubishbs isr Ccbtom uousk-sts West (opposite Giccuon'a HotOl), ON BIS OWN ACCOUaT. BOATB REPAIRED CHEAPLY. Pleasure and other classes ol Boats built qjltPweatPrlcee. ____. TTISITORS PAYING A VISIT OE V INSPECTION to B.OOKY Jf 0 O X Should go along tbe ...roeta laid ont on the right hand side ot Mount Roaklll Koad, and after walking from 300 to 300 yarda, they will come upon a PLATEAU ot LAND, U—.quailed in QuaMTY. BIGH ABQVK ALL THE BDB BOONDING COUNTRY, AND COMMAND ING VIICWS HOT TO BE t»'rRPABSI_D IN BEAUTY. F. G. EWINGTON, E3TATIC AGENT. NEXT • HERALD." J. 13. 13 _A I XI B, VICTOIUA-l-TKEBT. ' IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' & FURNISH ; INGIRONMONGERY IJIRF.CT FRO— MANUFACTUKEBB, * Has for Sale, at Low Rates— C&roenterß' Tools Nails, Looks; Hinges Kitchen Ranges „ , _ Register Gratee, In great Variety Marble and Enamelled Slate Mantlepleooa. Largest Stook In Anofcland Marble, Electro-Plate, Onrb. and other Fenders Galvanised Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zino Slates, Cement, and Plaster INSPECTION' INYITKD. i _... Mosftl fro _. VWMsfkN. . F. J. Moss. & Co., ' HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENTS. Bhortland-btreht, Intocdlng Buyers are reepßotf ally invited to Inspect our List cf Properties. Monty to Lend at Ourre.t Bates ot Interest, R. J, P. KIDO, fiational Insurance Buildings, Queen-etreot, begs to Inform , his numerous frttnds and tho publio generally that he has oommonoad business as a I_nd, Estate, and Goramlsiion Agent. Any buslneßS with which he may be enifm-ted will reoelvo prompt attemton-r-Heoember 5.1882. ! -jvt i N C I. S G F of every description put np by contraot Nobody on do It cheaper or better than Sam i White. Paling Fenoes, poet and rail) Wire . _d Picket Fenoes ot every sort Prices on , application. AU kinds of Gates made to order, . and fixed whore required. Fenoes Pointed. ; Posts, Ralls, Palings, Shingles, Honse Blocks, i Jco„ for aale at yards. .i SAM, WHITE, ; Fencer. Gore-gtreet (near Brltomart Hotel _\T H. SKINNER f. SON, i VT . BUILDERS, . CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. Vulcan Lane. All Branches of the Building Trado excouted by Experienced Workmen. Shop Fronts, Offlco Fittings &c. juiISHER AND CO. (Limited), 1- WHOtESAM. SHIPPING AND FAMILY Butoiiebb, Queon-streot (next Bank of New Zealand, Auokland). — Poultry of all kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Homo-curo'l Bacon, Cornod Beet on Sale in latgo quantities.,' N.B.—Dealors in Gamo. Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts of tho Colony upon receipt of order, Families wsitod on in town or suburbs. rTVHE HELENSVI Li. TIMBER COM X PANY. LIGHTED. ■WORKS t nEI—NSVILL AUCKLAND OFFICE COLONIAL EANKBUIL NG9. Having a Railway Siding running into tholr Works, are open to supply contractors and others with Sawn Timber; delivered at any station on tho Kaipara and Waikato Railways. A Wharf with deep wator frontago to tho river, tho Company aro enabled to load vessols along side tho Mill for Southern ports and Australia. Have. special facilities for supplying long * lengths on short notice. All communications to bo addressed to JOHN MILNE, _ Secretary Colonial Bank Buildings, Auckland. ' TMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Just Reoelved, per Lech Awe, A Splendid Assortment of VIOLINI. ROWS, and FITTINGS, MELODIANS, CONOICR. UNAS, and all kinds ot MUSICAL' INSTRUMENT?, at L THOS. E. CARTER'S, 82, VICTOEIA-STEEET, AUCKLAND (3lx doors above,Albßrt--treeD. *. .f -TEACHER Tuner, and Repairer of Pianoforte. Cornet, and _ __ _ .VIOIW- A



WANTED- WANTED KNOWN- J. W. Ss W. WILLIAMS, 1M OBT.CRS OF DRAPERY te CLOTHING 82, -ABANOAHAPK ROAD, Are now selling Men's Twood Trousers. 6a Men* Sumraor Bergo, light and dark colours, 8,6 Boys' Twoed Tro-sere and Vesta, 9/8 'Frisco Shape Felt Hats. 2,'G . Gents' Drill Coats. G,6 j Boys'. 1/8. ■' . [ . Ex a c. Potoal. from London, ONrT OASK CBRISTMA3 PRESENTS-Dors, Toys , ".-''■ A lar«;e aesortnwi Chrlntisas Cards. To Arrive, p*r Weatheraflold, 12 CASE, and BALE"-Pt-»Dadoar andptfaer llrcss PiiaUj, Uoneyoocab Quilts, Honey-. oomb Towels, Oil and Stair Voices. Hearth Rug?, Folt Co-petlng*, Coooa ana Fanoy Cord Watting-. Muslin- CaMooe, 10 pieces DroBS Hollandß TaW» DAmasks, Window Hollands, 1 caso Fancy Dress Stuffir, Lustrot, . Ostmo-l _otUB, Ctu—nores, Boarte, Now Dress Material " • * Ab toon as theso Goods aro unpsokedtbey will bo sold at once, at about Wholesale Prloes, to en.tiro a qniotr cash return. 2 casos Gems' White and Regatta Shirts from i/t; First olsss Whito Shirts at 6/; Regatta and Oxford de.. US, 3. W. & W. WILLIAM*. Importers of Drapery and gOthUg, Newton. Uf A.I.D KNOWN. WE AR-TsELLIIrTG, AT BTEPHENBO N'B- Horrocßs'a A Calico, ia ftl pir dots Crewdson's Family Calico, Is lid per don Wet, Wove, and other makes, from 3j per doz Unblea»hfd O-llco, '-Jd. 3«, Id. t»M.. __ Whito Twill Sheetings, 2 yds wide, 10. . ls/ls 3d Un-lcaobod Sheeting, 9_d. la. la 3d Maroolla Qallts, it OO to 17a Gd Coloured A' hiunbra Quilts, 3. Gd upwards ■ Long Laos Curtains. 10S8, Is, In 30, la Cd par yd. We Bold ovor 2COO yds during tho year. They are aa durable, of equal pafciem, as tuoao In B6ts, at half the price Bo4T.o„in<.6_dtols6d Prints. In Newest patterns, Id upwards 300 Ladles' and Children's Hat-, half-price Sploadld Value in Cretonnes. Gd, TJd yd Oatmeal Cloths and Brooadod Sateens, 9}d to la 3d Lustres and Roartfj Cloths, _Jd yd to 2s Gd Unequalled Value in Oarmetytes, o_d per yd Corset*, 2s Gd to 12a Od per pale Bojb' Straw Hatß, 6}d to is flcl > tiur 2b Gd Boys' Sailor Hat Is a spoolalty Laoe Striped Muslim, from lid * 50 Children's PlqualPelißßsa.lOs Gd, 12s fd; worth 26s We WIU clear the balance of our Dolman b at halt-prlo*. DIUBSMAKISa AND MILtINEBV ON PBBMIBKB. A. O. STEPHENSON, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. vy.A NT E D yT N OWN, vans GARRETT BROS,, . Finding their Promises too Small for conducting Uiotv business as Tanners and Boot Manu facture—, have decided on GIVING DP THE BOOT BUSINESS, and devoting the whole of their time to TANNING AMD -TELLMONQERY. &0. They aro determined to SELL THE WHOLE OF THEIR STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES, Valued at £10,000, •»K PER pENT. T ESS fTIHAN /lOST So as to ensuro „ . , . A SPEEDY CLEARANCE. N.B, — Great Beduciioss Made to SIOEEKEEPERS. . W POSITIVELY THE BALANCE OF OUR STOCK oie Boots and Shoes, &c, will be SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION. GARRETT BROS, WAKEJIKLD-STREET, AUCKLAND. VST ANTED KNOWN. at BRIGHTON HOUSE} LADIES' LEATHER BAGS. J. RENDELL Ha. clei'.rotl a stock, aud will oiler them at 3s GO, Is Od, 5s Bd; ye« y large size, 6a Gd, FEATHERS. A Lot ot Real Ostrich from 2a Gd to 21s. Boyb' Holland Coats, 3s lid; Yooths' do, As Gd; Men's no, la lid; Imitation Silk do, la 6d, BLACK EGYPTIAN CLOTBS, Sultablo for Burrimnr, mourning or other wear, Is 2d and Is Gd. For Child-un's Worn. 1-libsks, Pisafoebs, Dbesshb. Tbimmed hats and Bonnets, TRY B E I G HT U N HOU SE, PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY. A fow pioooaof Horrocks's B Long Cloth etil unsold, at Is lid doz, yd wide; Blsok Cashmere Capes, nicely trimmed, from fia 6d, a Oheap Lot of f loatuuin Cloth, from _|d; cheok Glass oiotna from 3.d jo, ?\ f Latlies r.eert not tronblijJttJ give orders for Millinery. At BUIOMTOfif HOUSE they can anlt tliomealves In mi*, xjv.cu or Btyle, as we Keiii'a LiRGE AS-OJtTICBNT io Choose feoi-'. Pilces-From 3-f—5A. »—— ~ --,-■ ---US'-..-a» -...a,



i Uraperv and Olothing, piiEAT JILEARING Q ALE OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING AT > T OMITH'S, * QUEEN-BTREET. MRS SMITH BETIEINa FBOM BUSINESS, GOODS TO BE SOLD AT COST PRICE. A LARGE LOT OV PLAIN AND WATERED SILK AND SATINS, TO BE SOLD OHEAP' / 77 '■/ ,; "IW" v OTIC E. JOHN KE ESING WILL BOLD A CHEAP SALE OF DHAFEHY AND FANOY GOODS FOB MM" 1 O.H-3T-A9 AHB NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. Ail Goods wIU be said at tsby bkovodd FBian during.hie CHEAP CASH SALE At the Bale will only last lor n Blunt time, GREAT BARGAIN IN- Gencrol Drapery ITeathera, ffloworu Laces, unllts Toilet Covers Oollarettec, Baskets Oonqertlnas, CaskeU Week Bt-cea Jewellery Hand GJeM- Dirt Mate, Perfumes Card Oases B Photo. Frames Etc., Ere. Ero.t Kic. ■ 0H N TT EESI NG » S7B. UPPKB QUEEN-STRBRT. TO 0 N 0 N B Y. T B __ C BB O _Sf la now Bhowlng LADIBB' TRIMMED HATS tram 1b Ud. All Goods at Queen-etreel Prices. MBLBOURNE HOUBE, . POHSOSBY. Drapery and Clothing. OPENING DAY, 15th Dkcembkb, 1882, IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE PWBLIO. OPENI OF (THHE rVRAPERY , . /^fLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT t' : (OPrOSIT* THE (jOVKRNOR BIIOWNB HOTEL HO-SON*«TREET). WT_>£EHAN, lato Clothing Buyer at • -L> Garllok and C«u_utell^. will OPEN tho abovo BUSIN_SB on FRIDAY, 15TB DECBMBEI-r, In tho now brick premises orcoted by him, with a beautiful st-lectlon of NEW GOODS oaref iUy B«eoted by W. B. to suit all Oustwnors, GOMFRISIRe— GENBRAI, DRAPERY. HOfIIERY, MIL MNEHft MEtrfiIAND BOYS' CLOTHING AND MERCERY, DBEB3 AND aANOY GOODS. IU-ANRBTa. — FLANNELS, SIIKETIkO^iTOBrfBirINa REQUIREiaIN^ OF AJ-RSIVCLASS STORE. .'....; i DnESSMAtHM. and Milltnert : It WUI bo conducted on a large ecalo by Miss t : DEMJPSEY and Mna BEEHAN. who : ! gWAIUNTEI-FIT AND STYLE. :....;-."i\,V„.,....,...„...,....«« ;;..._; t W. 8., having neithor ront nor salarios to pay, will bo able to sell cheaper THAjf any other lionHE in,tub trade, the Object being to establish a business _/** N [ .DEFERRED A |PAYM E N T 1 i BYBTEM. _ I \*&/ r ►!/ Ns^liO^ tailors, drapers, isd rOUT'EITTERB, HOBSON. ST KIM INearl;loppc_te|We_nßton-_treet. Have ■ wsa - abbokthd BTOOK ot the BEST CLASS GOODS, All Tweeds _JW—tghly alurank before belnjt mads np, and 111 and workmanship guaranteed, Tbe VeftrreA Pomnmt System haa bean found to bo a great boon, by enabling thoss with limited Inoomea to prooure neocesajrlei In tbe •Mleit possible nay. . . „..- INBF-tCTION INVITED ■ '•' .' '*? -~-.-' . •'.- .' ' .» EXTRA G-ood Value for Gash AT J. M. M°L ADnLANa 222, O.TJKEN-STREBT. 10 Dozen Kid Gloves, oonsletlng of First.Choioe JOSEPUINE. ONTANNSD.and PATENT Ol ;ABP GLOVES, worth 4/6, for 2/U 1 Case of BngUsh-trlmmed BONNETS,' Worth 19/8, for 8/0 1 Case Ladles' STRAW HATS, worths/, for 1/8 TO DRESSMAKEKS—. I Case BILK TWIBT (50 yards), worth 8/ifor 1/0 dozen ALSO, CHEAP TAPESTRY CARPETS, LINOLEUMS. FLOQROLTHS CHINA MATTINGS LADIES Silk, aatlu, and Cashmere Dolmans, eto. all tailor oat, oeautltullr made, tastefully trimmed; lowost remunerative prices. —W. Petty, Ladies; Tailor, opposite 4-mynndNnvr Hotel - ITM.PuRTANT NOTICE. The WABK WORTH CEMENT COMPANY (LIMITED) beg to announce that thor are now " \a ta supply regularly from Town Store in any tntlty. Best Mahurangi Hydraulio Lime, randorßoohe. _,„,., rdera for test parcels earnestly sollolted. orks i Warkwortb, Mahurangi, UeAgont-J. P. KiDD, National Insurance aings, 03, Queen-atreet,



_2__ TE-ffDBBS- , <$_$m§is!iiz. -"OOADS, NORTH. ISLAND. OAMBRIDGK-ROTORUA ROAD BUSH CONrBACT, NO. 2. Publio Works Oflloe, Auo-land.JJecomber 9tb, 1882. Written Tenders will ba reoolved at this Offlco until noon of WEDXKSDAY,- January 10th, 1883, for the above-named Contract. Plans, SpociflciuiODS, and Conditions ot Contract oan ho eeen at this Offloe, ot tho Warden's Offlco, Thnme- ; at the Constabulary Barraoks, Cam bridge, and at the Post-oftlof, Tauranga, Ten dors must be addressed to the hod, tho Minlstor for Publio Works, Auokland, and mtirki>d ontnlde "Tender for Bush Contraot, No. 2." The loweat or any tender not necessarily accepted. -. By command. W. H. BALE?. ; v Dlstrloc Engineer. Vy AIKATO • THAMES RAILWAY. :B„UILTON-MOBRINSVir_LB AND HAMILTON CAMBRIDGE SECTIONS. 13,000 KAURI RAILWAY SLEEPERS. Publio Works Offlco, Wellington, 21th November, 1882. Tondors will bo rocoiYcd at this oflloe until noon on THURSDAY, tho 18th January, 1833, for tho abovo Contract, They tire to bo marked on tho outside, '"lenders for Sleepers," and addressed to tno Hon. tho Minister for Publio Works. Telegraphic , tenders, similarly* ad dressod and marked, will bo reooived.if pro sentod at any- Telegraph Offloe by noon of the samodato, provided that tondors as above are lodged at any District or Resident-Engineer's Oillco by tho Bitmo hour. Drawings, specifica tions, and general conditions may be seen at this offlco rot tho Publio AVorks Oftlcos, Auck land, Hamilton. Kawakawa, ond Whangaroi; tho Railway Stations, HelensvlUo nndPuko koho j and at tho Wardon's Offlco, Grahams town. . Tho lowost or any tender not necessarily accepted. By command. JOHN BLACKETT, Englneer-in-Chargo, Nortfr Island. ' SpO SAWMILLERS, CONTRACTORS, I BUSHMEN AND OTHERS. KAURI BUSH, NEAR AUOKLAND. Tenders will bo reoelved by the undersigned until Noon ot MONDAY, IS— January next, for the Purcbaso/by Royalty, of a large qaan. Uty ot valuable Growing Kauri Timber. The above bosh Is in oloee proximity to the Railway Line, and 1b tne western portion of the Taupold Btook, adjoining Mr Forster's bush, Waimauku. It will be of—red In large or small lots, or otherwise, -farther particulars may be obtained and spwifloutloaa seen at tho offlco of tha nnde-vlgnod. who will give letters to its Henderson, one of the owner*, who Is on th a property, and who will ihow Intending* p«» ---onasen over the bush. VAILU & DOUGLAS. -. Shortland-etrcot, r« . O BUILDERS. I —^—_ Tendovs will bo received up to noon on TUESDAY, January Bth, to. Alterations to Promises In Queon-streot. Plans, &o„ at our ofllcoe. % EDW. MAHONBY St SON, - Architects. T^EVONPORT DISTRIOT BOARD. Tondors will bo reoelved up to 6 p-m. of Mon day, Bth January, for Concrete Footpath, for Viotoria Road. Specifications, etoj, may be seen at the Poet Offloe, Devonport. The lowest or any tender not neo-eaarilr accepted. . BENJAMIN TANNER. Secretary. TENDERS for repairing and Painting tbe School-housoe at Parna Bay (■_•_• Whangaroi) will bo received by tbe -tduoation Board. Wyn.ham-ntreet, Anokland, until noon Ot FRIDAY -th January, 1883. Specification and oondltions at the offloe ofjthe Board, and on application to the Chairman of the District Bohool Committee, Parua Bay. fjpO B U I L D E RB. Tondcrs will bo received up to noon on MON DAY, January 8, for tho Erootfon of Six Brick Shops In Viotorla-streot. Plans, teo., at our offices. Queeu-stroot. EDW. MAIIONEY & SON. Architect— II1"" " '■.",,,, -._, =3 Sawing Machines. QnSGKtf- «EWING It^AC_LN_S, Slngert! Machines Singer's Machines Singer. Machines Btngor's Machine* Singer's Maohlne* Singer's Machines Singee's Decisive Machine. Btngor's DooMvo . . Maohlnes Singer's Doolslvo Maohlnes Singers Decisive Machines •Stager".*. Decisive Maohlnes Slugert Decisive Maohlnes Slngert - \, Maohlnes Blngert ahd Machinea Slngert Maohlnes Singer. Overwhelming Maohlnea Slngort Overwhelming Machlnee Blngert Overwhelming Machines Singer*! Overwhelming Machines ginger. Overwhelming Maohlnea Slngert . Overwhelming Maohlnes Singer"? Overwhelming Maohlnes Slngert - * Machines Singer"! —~*," Maohlnes Slngert .*-• • Maohlnes Slngert Vlotory for tho Singer Maohlnea Slngert Vlotory for tho Singer Machinea Slngert Vlotory for tho Singer Maohlnes Singer i Victory for the Singer Maohlnea Singer. Vlotory for the Singer Maohlnea Blnger i Victory for tho Singer MooMne* Slngert Vlotory for the Singer Maohlnes Slnger'i Machines Slngert ___ - . Maohlnes Singer i - Maohlnea Slngert Two Gold Medals Machines Singer i x~o Gold Medals Machines Slngort Two Gold Medals Machinea Slnger'i * Two Gold Medals Machines Slngert Two Gold Medals Maohln es Slngor. Two Gold Medals Machines Slngert Two Gold Modal. Maohlnea Slngert Maohlnes Slnger'i _—. Maohlnes Slngert Maohlnes Blngert Beating all Competitors Maohln— Stogert Beating all Competitors Moohinee Bingert Beating all Competitors Machlnee Bngert Beating all Competitors Maohlnea Singert Beating all Competltoni Maohlnea Slngert Beating all Competitors Machinea Slngert Beating aU Competitors Maohinea Blngert Maohinea Blngert __ Machinea Blngert Maohln— Blngert simplest and Heat Maohlnes Sngerti simplest and Beet Machines Blngert Bimplest and Beat V Machines blngert simplest and Beat Machines Slngert Simplest and Best Maohlnea Slngert Bimplest and Best Machines Blngert Bimplest and Beat Maohlnea Singers • Maohlnes Sinfiert _ ' Machines Slngort Mao—nM Blngert: The Blnger Is UnequaLed Machlnee 8-gert The Singer Is Unequalled MucMiwa Blngert T he Slnger,.a Unequalled Mm_l -gjngert The Blngor is Unequalled Maohlnea ginJOT?? The Singer is Unequalled Maoh_- Stager;. Th e singer is Unequalled MaoMnea Slngort The Singer Is Unequalled Machine- Slngert • Maohlnea Slngort ___ Maohlnes Blngert . - Maohlnes Blngert Has the Largest Bale Maohln- Blnger. b m tu e Largest Bale Ma-nines Slngert Has the Lorgest Bale Maohln- Blngert Haa the Largest Sale Maohlnea 8 ngert Has the Largest Sale Maohlnes Slngort Has the Largest Sale Maohlnea Btagort hrb the Largest Bslo Machines Singer's Machines Singer's _ Maohlnes Singer's Maohlnes Blngert Ib the Cheapest Maohlnea blriger's ig the Cheapest Maohlnes blnger s {_, the Cheapest Maohlnea Singers la the Cheapest Maohlnes Slngore la the Cheapest *> Maohlnea Singer's • j 8 the Cheapest Maohlnea Slngor s la the Choapost Maohlnea tlngort Maohlnbb Bingort _-_. Maohlnea Blngert Maohlnea Slngert Holt-n-orowH per Wools Mnohlnea Blngert Half-a-crowu per Wook Maohlnea Blngert Half-a-orown per "Wook Maohlnes Slngort Hall-a-orown per Week Maohlnea Stager. H_if-a-orown per Wook Maohlnes einirort Half-a-orown per Week Machines blngers Half-a-orown per Woefc Maohlnea Singer's Machines Singer's __, Ma«hiu— Slngort Maohlnea Stngor's Bi _nch Maohlnea Slngort " Moohlnes Slngert sei, Queen-street Machines Singer's M i" Queen-atreet Machinea Singert 20i # ynoen-Btreet Machines Singers 281, Queen-street Maohlnea Blnger s jgi Queen-street Maohlrtea Singer b m Quoen-streel M<">blnw S ngei s m Queen-stroet Machlhes Singer's Machinea t-lngort Auokland i Maohlnea Slngert Anoiiiand Maohlnes Slngert - Anokland Machinea Slngort Auokland Maohlnea Slngort Anokland Machinea Singers Auoklan.' M&ohln- Slngert Auokland Machines Singert Maohlnea Blngor'e < . Machines Slngort ... Maohlneß Slngert .:. ■... Maohinos BinKert Machines Slngort ■■--'"■ ' Maoblnei BINGEIi'S SEWING MACHINES. ROBINSONja T3OYAL RAKING "OOWDEK, In Tins, It*. IB i lib., 23, THE BESX AND CHEAPEST MADE, •TRADE MARK.' To bo had ol Grocers and Provision Doalerr, or the maker, J Wi ROBINSON, . " CHEMIST AND .DRUGGIST, MAHtfKAV IW4WI PAKHKt-



FOB _._&&. mo travellers, etc. FOR SALE, Inlaid Table Tops of rich New Zealand Woods; also, Veneers, Boards, and junk mottled Kauri Timber, in any quantity. W. NORRIE, Cabinet Maker, Top ot Shortland-street, fn O R SALE, BJ ALLOTMENTS. STOKES'S POINT (Main Road)-_ x 234. £11, AVONDALE-. acre (oppoaite Sohool), £90. OOLLKGE UOAD-Allotment 33 x 100, m per foot, NOB'IHSHOBE-Flsgstaff Eoad, 100 x 1-6. «-0. ELLKKSLUS (close to Sta«on)-66 x 160, fil per foot. :..■..' Easy terms. * Also, several desirable Cottages on terms to salt purchasers. Labour Exchange and Estate Agency. High-street,—A. T. Carter. Monaaer, FOR SALE, BY PRIVATE COM TR».Or, TBE JKA.BK AND GOOD WILL Cr THE HAMILTON HOTEL, HAMILTON. WAIKATO. In consequence of leng continued falling health, tbe proprietor has resolved to Sell this, favoured Hotel, situated-'ln the very best busi ness pert of Hamilton, bsing within three minuses' walk of the Court-house, and within one mlnuu's walk of the Banks, Post and Tele graph Offices, Solicitor.' Offloes, Auoticn Marts, and, In fsot, in the very oantro of tho business of the Borougb. The Hotel contains4B bod roomi!, S sitting-rooms, bMlard-room,bar, ample eeUatage and store -rooms, with other neoessary requlren ents for carrying on the business of a large hotel, , "' '?" I m . The S t'—loa contain four good loo3e boxes and stalfsfor 25 horses. 1 . :„,; The Oottago Is situated on the grounds also: tt contains two fitting-rooms, one dining-room andßtxbed-ro3ms. and Is a nice, quiet retreat, and commonda a beautiful view of the river and surrounding soenery. ; , ■ ■ Fatties deßirous ot investing In this line Of business .would do well to see the property. - Other paitioulMß can bo had from Mr Ken nedy Hill, SohertTs Buildings; Mr James Mac kay, at Messrs L. D. Nathan te Co.'s, Auokland; or from Mr Richard Gwysne^on the premises, Hamilton. Wa.k-.to. » '- •fTvoR SALE OK TO LET, two Good C! Verandah Cottages, Ponsonby Road westl 5 rooms each; gas and water laid on; Allot ments 33 x 100, well fenced, &c. £150 eaoh, or £850 the two: or to Let at lis eaoh per week.— For further particulars apply Wm. Gulliver, Estate Agent, Ponsonby. • . to! OR S A U ... E, -C By EDWARD WAYTE HOUBE AND LAND AGENT. , MOUNT ALBERT-GenUamnn'a Residence, 10 rooms, outbuildings, 3 to S aorea voloanlo land (neiir Btotlon), fine view; one-elxth cash. . MOUNT ALBERT—House 10 rooms, outbnlld tags, i acres fronting three roads (near station) -2950. YOLOANIO LAND (at Mount Edenl-fli ocroa ta oonvenlent poddoeks, wlth'Berveo-rctomed House, Outlral—__s, O-tern. Fruit Trees, iKlflO onah, balance nt 1 pet cent. A Bargain. iEOUNt ALBBRT (ntSatf Railway Statlon) ---03 aores voloanlo sou, In graßS; splendid view, fronts 1 roads. _•. MOUNT ALBERT (near Btatlon)-Hoose 10 rocins, 2 aores.—£7oo, HOUSE OF BIGHT BOOMS, Hden Terrace, Ges Stove,- ample water .apply. Offered cheap. No. 205. MOUNT EDEN (near Pall way Station)—Beven roomed House and Large Allotment: good bwilneas Bite. fioOO only. Terms-Kasy. MOUNT EDBN-Hous.l rooms. £210 VIEW ROAD (Mount Eden)— Fine Seven roomed House; lofty rooms, oonorete cistern, boiler, outhouse, with nearly one acre. OOTIAGE and LOT-198 x 160-«200. f-- OHEHUNGA (adjoining Pah i_rm)-H. acres fn grass, with six-roomed (House, cow-eheds, &o. i nrjundant water, good outslde^run. -£600 ONBHUNGA-Honae 8 rooma-JMOO. GAOL ROAD—House; 1 rooms, and land i £190, TO L_r, 6 and 7-roomed Honsos; Cotele ALtOTMENIS, Seafleld Road, Parnell, Rloh mund Mount Eden, etc. Ed. WAYTE. ' House and Land Agent IJAOR BALE, a Handsome Villa Resi -C denoe, with 13 feet of ground, situated In Grafton Koad, 60 feet iron. Kyber Pass, con taining 0 roomst besides a wash-house fitted with every convenience i gas laid on.—Apply ou premlafß. ________________ IJIOR SALE, 71 Acres of Land, situated } about one milo from Stokes's Point Wharf, with a grand view of Auokland and its harbour; would moke ono ot tha-preitlßgc estates- in the. province; in loot, as It Is, now almost in its natural state, quite a pirk within itself. It can not to Burcoseed for position, and tho quality ot the land is very gcod. There are a few kauri trees, htgh tl-tree, and other natural woody which should be prose*ved; and it could, with a small outlay, be mado one of the most beauti ful places around Auokland. Large fresh water -train, running through the proporty. Prioe, £85 per aoro.-Apply to Wm. -tfoLeoO, at Mr T. Harkla's Offloe. High-street. ' fft O R S A L JB. THE POLYNESIAN OLUB HOTEL, • LBVUKA, BUI. Tills Hotel la Bl.uated In the centre of the Town of Lovnka, and from Its position com mands a good trade, and will be Bold with all Furniture and Fittings complete. Large Bar and BUllard-room, with Aloook". Table and re qulEiltes,—Fox particulars apply to t F.W,HOWARD, Stock snd Commission Agont, Custom house-street Easti or, HKSKETH.a: AITEKN, Qaeen-Bt. EIOR SALE (KEALLY CHEAP) r Two good Fonr-roomed Cottages and stable, and good well, with large allotment, In one of our principal streets; also, Two good Fonr roomed Cottages with Store, teo., comer ot two good streets, eaoh of wbloh are only 18 minutes' walk from Union Bank. Also, a nice-Little Farm of £0 aores, all fenced and In grass. Cot age and oat-buildings; a beautlfnl stream of fresh water bounding one Bide ot It, goodlroad In l!ront, and 20 minutes' walk from railway Btatlon. — Apply to Jehn Soppet, House and Land Agent, No. 8, Qoten-atreet. VriOKiaALE.—To Brewers and Others— X? A Brewery in a rising district. Only small capital requirod. Very easy terms oan be arranged.—Apply G. R-oinoy & Co., Soherff's Buildings, Fort-street. ', FiOR SALE, a Country Store in arising distriot. Small capital required. Easy terms oan be arranged..—Apply G. Rodney te Co., Bohorfrs Buildings, Fort-street. I TTIOK'SALE, very cheap,,, a be-utifully XJ situated Private House 'and Outhouse in the City with about 8 Aores of Land, bounded In front by tho Weitemata Harbour. The grounds are prettily laid out, and well planted with fruit and ornamental trees, with a flsh -1 yond emptying itself into the sea. Terms easy. —Apply to G. N. Brassey, Solicitor, Coombes Ohiunbera, Queen-streeK A»oklt_d. DEVOMPORT, HORTH SHORE. — Villa Sites for Bale at Melrose, Vaux haU, Snnnyside, Viotoria Park, tec ; also •trreral Honses lngoodpoeitlous.—BenJ. Tanner, KBttte Agent, 8, Qae—>-—wtit. ■ ■--■- — - t^iORTH BHORE, —For Sole, Large A.l House, la good position for Business or _Bdldenoe ; also, Building Allotments, BENJ. TANNER, . Estate Agent. 8, Queen-street. ,| A-USSAN FOWLS (Pure-bred), also JLJ Eggs, oan be had on application to Mr Kaimell. Poßt-offlce. BUeralle. K/l U R . ». ' A . !•_ *. AT LOWKST MABKKT BATKS I 7' Bosln. Pitch, and' Tar ■ Koro-one, Palnt.and OUre Oils Oaampion'B, Scott's, and Storor'a Uenulns White Lead, In wood Mnntß Metal and Nolls Large Stook of Canvas, v-a-loui brand* Wire Rope, tram li Inch to. lnoh Bolt Rope, Homp, and Manilla Rope, all Hires . Patent Wtatllaps (wood), Frills, and Pallr A«—ore, from 16 owt to 10 lbs Ui_ns, ham i inch to I laoa. Oolia and Fish Oil, D. HV MoKENZIH, FORT-STREKT. Maroh lSi.l-8- : « =. X ' ' "pi O| R „■ S.. A L E, «n ton Galvanized oorrusa •JO ED BRON IQO TONS FENbING WIRE e_n BARRELS KNIGHT ft EVAN'S , *yu OEMKNT. W. S. LAURIE, 10, WYHDHAM-STEBBT, . '-" ■ f* -sducationt-i- M«. POO LEY, "uuqanist of St. Matthew's Church * (Late Orgai—it and' Cholrmaßter- for Fourteen Yeatß ot the Cathedral Church Of Liverpool, Kngland), Teacher of Organ, Pianoforte, and Sinking; also, Cornet, and other Brass Wind Instru ments. —« At the suggestion of several musical friends, Mr Fooley contemplates the formation of a Uentloman's Brass Band Club during the ensu ing musical season, of whloh partlonlars will bo announced In duo coarse, MENDELSSOHN VILLA,- Vincent-street. rp H O _. .HAL L •A, : LAXD3OAPE PAWTi-R, . - MOUNT RUSKIIiL ROAD. LESSONS GIVEN. Vlows of Houaca Forujß. etc., takon for buslnes. put posoa at short uoticoand a uioUerate ■■* prlto



I Amußementfl. I HEATRE R O V A L. Proprietor Mr R. J. DeUoa, TREMENDOUS SUCCESS OF , HEYWOOD'S NOVELTY) ALL J/COMPANY! OVELTYj STABS. jUOMPANYI Every Act: Encored. \ >* House crowded to excess to witness the Greatest Star Artist that ever visited the Colonies. Every Member an Acknowledged Star, TONIGHT! nVght I To-MGHTI Of the Prewnt Pr-Brotnme. * ..' T..-MORROW Nlght : Gbahd MONBTBB BiLt. TO-NIGHT I 10-NIGHT 1 1 OHA?. HEYWOOD'S Phenomlnal Vooallsra Reoherohe Impersonations, and Wonderful TRAINED BIRDS, W. HOttAOE BUNT'S Charaot.r Sketches. ' Sotiga, Jokes, and Bnrleeqne Leo tares. CUAS. MAOARTBY'S te E. J. KENNEDY'S Unrivalled Negro and Irish Cnaraoter Por traits, tec '■ '" j ■ W. F. BISHOP'S Nautical and other Songs. The Wonderful] Tyrolean Warbler, G. W, LAWLESS. • Musical Director: Mr b. Levy. Manager for Mr Bey wood: R. J. amltb. Admission t-Dre&s Clrole, 1'; 5ta115,2,6 rtt, 1/ Box Office open at Upton and Co. 3, Queec-sr. Doors open at 7.30, commenoe at 8. ■ rriHE WELLESLEY BILLIARD JL ROOMS.—andkbws and Aylett, Tobao oonlato, and Importers ol Billiard Requisites. Handsome Rooms, well lighted. Two First class Tables, fittings complete. .Your patronage a—lotted^ ■■-'*: ■ ■ ■-. . ' ••■■ '■:* . . .. . 1. lronmontrerv. \O-^' Xz*~**'.% '. '"%'.. '-'I*.. ■ ''.v' .• ■ '''■ i I* ** I' rmZAt O ARD WARE OWBH ail, QU-EN.BTRBBT Jo -". J I) iok ii t HAVB FOB'BALI~ } . SOWATS ANUCAPTNIO I.AMPB, . atso, xa BDB»H BS, FONTS, GLOBIS, AND Wi KS 0 And a Great Variety of C_mnle*. KODGIK'S liOOKWOOD'S, AND WIGPAMS TABLE AND POOKETBBY. . .. JOHKSON'B CELEBRATED SOISfIORB CLARK- BOILSRS BAUOKPANS, fcO, JEirfiTH'E Patkot Tea and 'floma j Pots, Stamped Tinned Mbat and .... Pw Dishes, basins and Milk Pans (all ihna), BuoEKTs, Tubs, Pails, and <; Ovbnb, BBOOMB, Sort, buses, Whisks, Ao. Haib, Cloth, and Nail BKCSHBa, "ABK'S, BLACKS, AND XmYl ndok'i SPADES AND DIGGING FORKS, HARDEN HOES, BAKES, ANDTROWBL& J DIBTON I .BOBBT &SF-ÜB, AND; JAOKSOH'B BAND. RIP. AND TENNON SAWB. __XM| ADZ-tfl, TOMAEA WKS AND CHIB-_8 AUOUBS, PtAlOffl,HtmrTKW. BRAOIB, TWO- tXU PAtßttS BITB (oU B_-_ Locks Hingis, Nails, and BaAsawAß., Boorr'B Gi-tu-NB Whri Lbad, RAW AND BOILID LiNSBID Ott WYE PER OBNT. DIBOOUMt Aitawr— to Cash Pnc—lasers on air Balas -tmountliut to in. and upward , The Oriental r Tea ,Cos. 2 STANDARD PACKET TEAS. - Awabded.Pbizb Medals : j Sydney Exhibition, 1878. , owl ' Paris International Erfiibltlon, 18J»- Sydney International Exhibition, 1881. Adelflido Exhibition, 1881. Pu-ASB Notls -.risi.BKANDS s (which are all registered): '• ROYAL,"-" CHALLENGE," " STANDARD.' " AND ~ T -" UNIVERSAL MIXTURES." These Teas are a proper Combination of Chlneae and Indian Teas—have been tested at the Government Laboratories—are guaranteed up to this standard ouality-and have been pro nounced by professfonal Tea Tasters and Con- Bumera to be the best. Teas offered in the Colonies, at their respective prices. IrPure Indian Teas "VICEROY" AND "RAJAH." All Packed In 1 andllb.Packets, and 10lb Boxes, 1 gQtD BY A_>STOHE_CE-_EJtS. ' J BROWN, BARRETT A CO.,



I Amusements ..77 ABBOTT'S OPERA.. HOUSE. 11 TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT 1 ij|; SPECIAS ATTRACTIONS I;" , |i f. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS I 1 ! RAGE NIGHT I RACE NIGHT 1 ~: THE .MAGNIFICENT PANTOJdIME, || HARLEQUIN JAGS', '' ' IHE WUNI IV HIKE; II 08, TBE KNIGHTS Off THE - 9| ROUNDTAirLEI . ;-i '■■•.,. __. . - * II TO-NIGi-T! T. • NIGHT I II NEWJOKEa . NEWTBICKS. El NICW DANCKR, NKW LOOALf. ffj THS'MYBTERIOOS Sli-VJ-R IiKVOLVING fli • ~,'AHIEL GLOBHI aUKROUNDEQ . :*"-* II ' .-. ■ BY FARMS. '■■ ' ft'l A FLOCK OF TKA.INSD JMOS QUO-TOES If.* I LKT ..oos?, IN Ti-E *t HEATi-H.; WILL - ■ COME AT Tr»K CLOWN'S CALL, f. I 1-EaMir HIM TO CiRKSH " . THRM, FItKD F.tOM H!8 jff-J MtIUTB. AND ALSO f * F__D UfON HIM, ' ' If THE GREATJOOKHY HORNPIPE OP FIVE If .'■'->.,■■ THK ' . i'j GRAND TRANSFORMATION AND FAIRY If BALLS I. , . II TBE WONDKB.UL MECHANICAL gj EFFECTS ANC GORGHOUS Jjl SCENERY. |j 'Peats may be scoured for any night _ week In Hj advance, as N, G. Lennox's (lite Waste's!, :m Queen■Btreet. ,■'■.-.., -. H Dres3 Clrole, 4/; Stalls. 2/; Pit, Ono BhilliDg. m Doors open at 7.30 r.m,! oomme_oeatß. ||| ' '__jffi&__i_h_ CxIFTS! '■..-I .^% GIFTS lli EGYPTIAN If WARSttOW II QUEEN-STREET. '"-;* ' Ii LiST-FOUR NIGHTS.. " •'-. || GRAND* GIFT DISTRIBUTION. jij To-ni_?ht f to-ilighti Tp-oijfit !..*•.:■ "■' NEW YEAR- WEEK. ' 7 SPECIAL OISTB-^THREK WaTOSES WILL Hi BE GIYKN' AWaY ' '£< ill EVERY.VISITOSREOI_VINGAPRE3_.NT "'( fll . ■ i-ii-m .. EXTHA ' ... *_[ ' ' .-jfl GRAND DISTRIBCTIONofPRBSEHTS f J •LAST NIGHT. ' : || The Gold Watch to Mr Charles Lloyd. New- 7 11 ton Road; tbe Bleotro Oruel to Mrs In-kip, Jil Oook-atroct; tha Electro Oruet to Mra MQrphy, ill North-streets tbe Bohemian Vase to Mra Hat, ... MI well,Prine—Hitreet '•- '■■--. ■ ■■ fl| Tbe Present! to be given away oonsist of . m Wetßbes, Tea and Code Bervioes, Ciooks, I 1 i : Vases, Cruets. _«_el Printing Preesee, IJ Theatres, To. i, Bcoka. Plotures, .' Amerlea- HoToltlta, Hy.ropult., .'.'■ If . Etc..- ;• Ih, . ;_te. ,'..•'■' *. ~. i . Brass Bffind In attenflanoe. . || ~ Prloes of Adm_——- Is i Chl—rem. (Id. f See the Presents In the American Novelty j| window.. ; . . - • H - EAILEY I f AMERICAN NOVELTY HALL, QUBE-f-ST. J ■"' '':■■ -■'■>"' -porrang. - ■: , '' ■' j HELENS TILL E TU__? CLUB? f ANNUAL KAOEB, , r: .:| TO SS HM.D DS " "'•■■' ... f-jfl MONDAY, 29th JANIJARY, 1888. | ; • "'-'. ■"■'■• -' : Stbw—Jos: i:l Mrß,McLeocl MiJ. MoLeod -^ . S Mr H.P. Eavonaab Mr Jno. 81at*er . ""^VJa '"-■■ Mr W. W.Naughtoa. ".. 8 ■-.... Juec_: : .'_*' -- v ;••■;■ . '' 1 J. Regan, Esq, ..,' X .. '■& Cue asr ov--Tiik SOiLcißi ___..___: .*' _\ . .. Mr J. JUd I , ii OtBBKOMI I I ■ ■„.■.. 7, ._t-.Fj«M j. I ' . ; '.■STAR'- ... -.- - " 1 Mr... J. Vemoe. -,- I V,•<"•..' --"' '.■;-'".."•:' 1 "T"r L W, Perelval, Etq, : | Ist Rac&—MA_inaiP— lißOf_Oaovg,,forhorie_f: . § that have never won an advertised raoa es- |! | oeedlng 20 bow. Distance, 1. miles. Weight -' , I for age. Entrance.2o3. and -ft'i at p„t, ,\ ,: I 2nd Raco.-Puniio.vNS' Prntsm Handicap of — I 80VH. Distance, 1} railes. .Nomination, 20*, 1 and Booeptanco, 2*is. fiooond horse eaves tie . | stakes. • ''si "; '* ■'"'"■ ■ ."' * :,s';* * * M ' SrdRoOC.—H——JIOAPHOnDtEKAOEOf.OSOTO,, ■ with sweep of .2 soys. each; the amount oo- " ■ orulng to go-to Beoond bowe. Distanost 2- IJ miles. Nomination, E0«; and acosp—noe, 8—• w, _th Rao*.—HiaG__Nßvm_: Hasdio—? of 85 sovf.; .'- ffl Seoond horee to-receive.lSisovA-out of the; g< etakea, Dlatance, 2 rallo?. Nomination, isa; H| acceptance, 60s. _ '■'•,- „,• '•—1 Mh Raoe.^BasHMilK'S Pcese of 35 aovs. Die- m tonoe, 11 milea, ifor horses the bona fldo pro-''. Bj ■"; perty ol settlers residing nockh ot the Whnu.. ' jij Nomination,!—; acoept*noe,;2os. '■'■'. "" |ll gth Raoe.—GONSOLAXION'HANDIOAP- Of 10 BOVfti..; M Distance, 1 mile. Eatrano-,205. >' ■■-.:.; ■'- ~ 1 ■ ,':. 7. ~ CONDITIONS. ~-'.'7.- || Qualification, 20s; ' -' -, ' M In all cases the decision of the Stewards to bo t_l final. > -•;■.' '~ ' ' || " All Nominations for Hanoloap Kacca to be In*; ||J Mr Perotyal's Office, Auckland, or Secretary f, || He-ensvUl.., by 8 p.m. on FRIDAY, Jan.5,1885. - * H Weights to appear on January 12. 'II General entries and ateeptances on Jan. _. ; || To ba run under A.J.C; Rules.: , 1 - JOSEPH GR^FITHS. Hon. kae. 1 Registered) -TYTILE C -rf| : Letters [ VV WJ Accepted. ) 17THFEnRUi N | . ' 12,000 MEMBEES AT 103.' • - I DUNEDIN RACES, 21ST FEBRUARY; „;7 1883..7:,....-, -V;-, - DUNEDIN OUP. : CASH AWARDS. 7 i 51 Not—batlons. - ■ _.. ~>, \ Fiiet ... „ -_»0 -iatfilOO «...«00,.ii| Second ".... 000 ; Sat 60 r _ J6O I Third .. .. K» , Wat •25 -!■ ...* 860 , Starters (about 9- M 0 lOOat 10 -»■"■-. 1000 5 Von-Startort'T-T.ll-0 Mat 1 -^0, | ;.mx ■ \'; ; . ::_■■ "-*_-».{' j 297 .PRI-SIS, [[ Baeb of tbe above. *._—Wbutlons aro. rjrawn'.: m separately, as follows:—Tho Cup is flitt dfltwn, f f after wbloh the number* are replaced tn .me m box, thus maldng tbe I_,ooo. ngn—t complfl-8, •: Ml when the o—-wln_t — the o__ Awards _ mo- Ui coeded with In tb» saxa* -Banner, thus max_e Si M six drawings, and. slvlac each, tifcket a cbcaaoo ■■- g ; of obtaining Six PriaesTPleoss sendP.O.Orders -, B or Bonk Notes, but P.O. Ordem preferred,-ai In fo the event of loss or mlsoairloge they are. tracer 71H able, Country Cheauoa atnet nave Is exert m we !_, added, and should be eorUfled by bank «. M 'correct," which ensures immediate attention: otherwiso Tickets will not bo forwarded till ! payment is obtained. Br Letter Oaly, wlt_ *wo BtaunPß enclosed, and nddressed : ADA MANTUA, ; j , • .-Caro of Mr Abraliain, , 4 ./ l Box 351, Postrofileo, Dunedin. ' -M ' " • .===. s.l: unclseb ja-weriai, ace. ' j "i —' —~— "T~ — : I *J U; S.T .Li AND ED. 1 TENNIS BACKETS, NEI'S, CBWENTED- I | SEWN BALLS, MABKSBS, &0. 77 | Also,. '.■'."•'•' ' ' ■ 7 /•' Fenoing Foils, Maslca. Jackets, .Gauntlets, -'.. ;,. -Singlesticks,:* ' *• > [ 7PORTABLE GYMNABIAS, CRICKETING GOODS EVERY J DESCRIPTION. ■ .; .1 PARTRIDGE AND WOOLLAMS, . . II i : Coffee 1 Ooffeei Uoffee •■ s. criiowN, 7 DUBHAM-STKEET, ;Arje_LAND, -: -FLOU-' MILLER .'AND COFFEE & SPICK 7* . I ! MEIiOHANT,- ,'; " ; j ,' . -has Ai-WAya ok Hakd and ' ■ ,-Foa Baie— , , : | j FLOUR, In sacks, loCe, ctd 50's, "Blue" brand :,. ■ 1 FLOUR,«In sackfl, lOtfe, and 50'?, " Red" brand ij S BRAN AND SHARPS , ! RAW AND ROASTED COFFEE . ! PEPPER AND SPICB3. '- : I In the matter ol COFFEE, tiieatteuffrm i \ of the Pnbllo is called to tho oxcollenoa of my J, ; brands, and a trial solicited. Tho Mixtures are 'Ii j composed only of'tho Best Plantation Coffeo V and the Best Chlobry procnrablp, o—m.yj».; characterised thus— ' "Eagle" (my beat branfl), nearly pure coffee ,_..*_ ; i "Ship"and" "Camel," nit-dium coffees of '] greet Btiength and flavour .': "."'. j. •• Castle" arid "Lwpard." lev nieiiiuni and .;.. .6 cDinmOii ceSiot, .-, [ To lovers of resllyflao C-fToe, lafenKly 16- ,: comtEcn.'t tho "■>:< Kj-.' i*.» r 3 '" *:':; r-,tiltl o '■ 1 Metilnmoof—M;■*': i-TJ.ni: ie .0 _t-sS.MP.ttWe,.'...' a«dleay,ia;.*,:c:;.cc. ' - : .'K!.^--_: h ■ 'Tix .us ship Bbakb '*rH,i--*- ■! • . . Ifflr.THß C-A-SEL Biusa .'-v..'--' 'J ' Procnrable from all Meroha;-,t3 and; Stored *~-. ||i SSSSSm anilin tins, 1010*., lilbM-tai 7I 7i1:a.,111bt...*Hb..,-lb.«andllb. ■; " -.1;. .. r.OFFE-I'.^OFFE-.I Y'IOFFKE -. :" flj ''■ - -" . 1 , I