The Auckland Evening Star.

VOL. XX.—No. 4,066.

AUCKLAND. N.Z.. SATURDAY. JDLI 28, 18«3

(Published Daily)

PRICE : ONE P"? y V



Bhipoing. ~P~ U'I'KAM TO LONDON, I^^^^, ORIENT LINE. 3 W&s&iW Tne following Steamships be. longing to the Orient steam Navigation Com. pany (Limited) and the Pacific> Steam Naviga. lien Company, wiU leave SYDNEY at the undermentioned dates for MELBOURNE. ADELAIDE, and LONDON, via Suez Canal and Naples. Stoamor. I Reg. Ton'go I Date. LIGURIA.. ..I 4300 i Augusts IBERIA .. .. 1200 Auguj3tl7 POTO9I .. .. 1300 August 31 GARONNK ..I SBOO I Soptomberli OEPHALONIA..I 1200 I September2S AndTheServico will be maintained by succeed ing stoamora at intervals of a fortnight. Fares to London- £17 to £75; Canal dues, 8 shillings. Parcels booked through to London. Passengers oan book from Auckland at a through rate to covor International faro and to seouro speoial advantages. *——%- n, a i r Saloon passongers are allowed to break their lournoy while travelling in Orient Lino. Passages from London can bo granted in Arrangements have been made with Mobsts Cook and Sons whereby Tourist Ticketsi can bo issued, covering oost of journey from Naples. For plans and full particulars, apply, fn Lon don to F. Green & Co., and Anderson, Ander- Bon'l°Co.T JointManagors of the Line; or to he Agents in Auckland, UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z, (Limitkd). Fort street. agjVj^^QXEAM TO LONDOIS. PBNINSULAK AND ORIENTAL STEAM yiC]Nl" KAVIOATION COMPANY. " i Leave Loave Steamer. | Sydney Melb'ne CATHAY, via Hombay .. I Aug. 8 Aug. 14 AUSTRALIA, via Bombay I Aug. 23 Aug 23 ASSAM, via Bombay .. Sopt. 5 Sept H BOSETTA. via Bombay .. Sept. 19 Sept 2. JLYDK via Bombay .. Oct. 5 Oct. ! l Mmz&ORE. via Bombay I Oct. 19 Oct __ FARES FROM AUCKLAND TO LONDON. First-class (single), «78; Second-class, ««• First-class Troturn), available for 9 months, el^^u£ d(retarn>. avaUable tor 12 months, i 127; Seoond, £7S. Reserved accommodation at reduoed rates. Paswngersbooking at Auokland seoure speoial advantages. ForalipartlcularBapply to CRUICKSHANK & CO, Agents. 18, Queen*treet, Auokland. U' " ~~ MVCi MTEAMISHIP COMPANY OF NEW f _—_ A ZKALASD (Loiitbii). L^Sl^i XIHI TABLI— j . August, 1883, FOR TARANAKI. NELSON, PICTON, WEL LINGTON, LYTTELTON, and WEST COAST PORTS (ffBOM MANUKAU). Steamer. Date of Sailing. s?^ Hawea I Tues., July 31,8 a.m. j 7.15 a.m. Wanak-v ( Tubs., 7 I — FOR GISBORNE, NAPIER. WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, PORT CHALMERS, AND BLUFF (gßoai Auokland). WAmiRAPA IThurs.,2. noon I — TABAWBBA I Thore., 9. noon I — .... FOR MELBOURNE, via BQUTH. Waibabafa I Thnrs., 2, noon 1 — larawbba* I Thnrs., 0, noon I — » Calling at Hobart. P FOR SYDNEY. , IfAIHORA | Tues., 7,5 P-m. I - . FOR LBVUKA AND SUVA. Phnouin I Wed., 22,5 p.m. _ I — FOR RUSSELL AND KAWAKAWA. Waibabata I Mon., July 30, S p.m. | — ' FOR GISBORNE, NAPIER, AND WELLINGTON. South. Cross | Mon., July 30.6 p.m. | rer Cargo mast be bookod and alongside TWO HOURS before advertised time of departure. Passage Tickets must be taken at the Com pany's Offloe. Auokland Branch— Fort-Btreet. -iA2fi^ TSrOKTHER^I STEAMSHIP gßEg|i»,Oi COMP&Ni (LIMiEBDi, XIMH-TABLH-AUGUS ft (Weather and other olrcumsianoes permitting). FROM QUBBN-BTREKT WHARF, FOB TAPBANGAAND BAYOF PLKNTY PORTS. STEAMBB. I DATS OF aAIMNQ. Wellington Monday, July 30, 5 p.m. Wellington Thursday, 2,5 p.m. Glenelg Monday, 6,5 p.m, Glenelg Thursday, 9,5 p.m. Wellington Monday, 13,5 p.m. Wellington Thursday, 16,5 p.m. Glenelg Monday, 20,5 p.m. Glenelg Thursday, 23, S p.m. Wellington Monday, 27.5 p.m. Wellington Thursday, 30, S p.rn^ I Connects at Tanranga for Opo tiki and Bay of Plenty ports every Tuesday. FOB RUSSELL, WHAHGABOA, AND MAN- GQNPI. Glenelg I Monday, July 30,6.30 p.m. Wellington Monday, 6, 5.30 p.m. Glenelg I Monday, 13, 5.30 p.m. Wellington Monday, 20, 5.30 p.m, Glenelg I Monday, 27, 5.30 p.m. FOE WHANGARSI AND WHANGARKI HBADS (Carrying passengers and o-rgo for WAlpn). . ._ I Every Tuesday and Friday, at Argyie | 6 Pim< — FOB MAMOA pai. • Argylo I »very Tnaeday. at S p.m. FOB MBROPRY BAT. Douglas Every Monday, 1 p.m. Douglas Thursday, 9.1 p.m. Douglas Thursday. 23, i p.m. FOR MAMQAWAI, Douglas Thursday, 2, 6 p.m. Douglas Thursday, 16, 6 p.m. Douglas Thursday, 30, 6 p.m. " FROM MANUKAU." FOB OfPNAKK AND WAKGAITPI. jtowena Tuesday, July 31,10 a.m. Rowena Tuesday, 14,10 a.m. Bowena t Tuesday, 21,1 p.m. FOB MOMAK«A. Bowena 1 Tuesday, 7,1 p.m. Bowena 1 Tuesday, 28; 10 Mtt. r*~ Cargo must be booked and alongside one hour before advertised time of departure. Passage tickets must be taken at the Oom pany's Offloe, No. 67, Queen-street, Auokland. A. MCGREGOR, Managing Dlreotor., «,*** T_TOK OPUNAKE AND lJ>l|k r WANGANUL - The as. ftjSSM^W ROWENA will leave Onehunga M________ Wharf as abovo (weather and *B—W—^V other oiroumßtanoas permitting) TUESDAY, July 31. at 10 a.m.,—A. MCrtJREOOB, Managing Director N.S.S. Co. QTEAM TO rjpHAMES, Connecting with jO-BBar river steamers WKMMBmmmi j^> K STIRLING WORTH, OHKtRMORI, WAITS KAURI, WAIHL tk AftOHA GQLDFIELDO, MORRINSVILLE. WAITOA PLAINff, and GRANT &FOSTBR'aB«TTLEM(!NT. Time Table. B. S. ROTOMAHAHA AND P.S. ENTERPRISE NO. 2, FROM AUCKLAND I | ROTOMAHANA. | ENTEBPBISB. Saturday laid up T p Monday 9.30 morning 7 evening Tuesday 11 morning I — Wednesday — 18 evening Thursday l^noon 1 — Friday 2.30 afternoon I 9 evening Saturday 3 afternoon I — FROM THAMES: . | ROTOMAHANA. I ENTBRPRiIbT Saturday I laid up 112 midnight Monday 12.30 afternoon ~ — Tuesday | — 3 afternoon VTednesday j 1 afternoon — Thursday I — 4 afternoon Friday j 7.30 morning — Saturday 18 morning 8 evening No cargo reoeiva-> tor RotomahAna within halt-an-hour of advertised time of leaving. Not responsible for shipping, carrying. Oi Olsoharglng llvs stook. FRASIIR & TIVNfI. AgeaU. 5-flttfc*. \jy AIUKU AND ONE .^^Efe V* UUNGA STEAM NAVI jawwSK^GATION COMPANY (Limited). TIME TABLE-JULY, 1883. S.S. MANOKAU. Leave Onehunga Leave Wainfca t July Jd'r 30-Monday, 3 p.m. — 31-Tueßdaj-, 1 p.m. 3i—Tuesday, 8 a.m. August August l_\v e rinesa.".y, 4,30 p.m. I—Wednesday, 9 a.r _ 2—Thursday, 9.30 a,i i- Saturday, 7am, i- Saturday, 11.30 a.i All Freights payable before delivery of goode J, BARR BROWN, Managing Uiwtora



Shipping. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S LINE. REGULAR MONTHLY ; DIRECT STEAM LINE > TO | LONDON. _~etxt!f — '""fW Tno i oUowln K Magniflcont fel_!_£^ai Full-powered 1 STEAMERS r^7 ffl Will be despatched aa §1 Port of Probable , Steamers. || JJ-^ , CATALONIA 4811 Lyttelton AugUßt 1 l BRITISH KING.... 3553 - August DORIC... 4753 — Sept. ; BRITISH QUEEN.. 3558 - Ootobor 10N1C..._ 4753 - November, TfiHE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING Jl COMPANY'S LINE. STEAM XO LONDON. Tho Magniflcont New Iroi Steamship CATA lon ia, 4811 Tons Rogistor, 3000 horse-powor. J, Talbot, Commandor, Will bo despatched as abovo KARLY IN AUGUST, This vessel, a recent addlton to tho oelobrated Cunard Line, is fitted throughout in tho maimer which has made this line famous in the Atlantic trade. Tho saloon is amidships and is luxuriously furnished. The slooping cabins aro largo and elegantly fitted. A smoking room, ladies' room, barber's shop, and bathroom aro Included in the saloon accommodation. The seoond-class and steerage areofa superior charnctor. with amplo promonado epuoea. It is intended that tho steamer shall call at Rio do Janeiro, so justly oolebratod for the beauty of it» soenery. Cargo space Is all engaged oxoept a small por tion reserved for wool, for which imacdlato application must be made. For freight or passage, apply to THE HEAD OFFICE, Ohristchurch, j Or to tho Branohos and Agents throughout' tho colony. T>ASSENGERS LI*E OP fSttMlu PACKETS TO NEW ZEA SSSSifiSw OWNED BY MESSRS BHAW, SAVILLE, & CO., 54,Loadonhail-stroot, London. The above line of ships are regular traders to all tho principal ports in New Zealand. They aro clipper ships, olassed Al at Lloyds", and com manded by exporionced masters. Tho bill ut tare is most substantial, and of the best quality, and the accommodation roomy and convenient The undersigned are empowered to grant passages from London to New Zealand, paymont for whioh have been guaranteed in the colony Return ships to London also leave at almos? regular intervals. Fall particulars on application to L. D. NATHAN & CO. > OWEN & GRAHAM \ Agents. CRUICKSHANK & CO. J Business Notioea ]T|E VOIIPORT, NORTH SHORE. WELLS BROS., CARTERS, CARRIERS, ETC. Coal, Firawood. and Coka, for Stove purpose*. Coke Is oheaaN- >han co 0. *11 kinds ot renoio* done at lowest rates. Kstimates given, brloka, Llme.Shßi's, <si HHw &Q. alwa»« on hunt.. ■ \EVONPUtti MKaT B-tZaAK, To the Inhabitants of Drvonpost and Surrounding District— COMPBTiriUN IS THK UFK OF TRADE. REDUCTION I RttDUOTION t REDUCTION I WILLIAM^AVENELL, In returning thanks for the liberal lupeort acoorded him slooe purchasing Messrs Alison Bros. Butchering Business, has pleasure in an nouncing that, having soeotal facilities In con nection with his bostness for slaughtering his stock, and which prevents that objootlonabla handling of meat killed In Auckland aao shipped ' to Davonport. he is enabled to deliver Prime Meat to all parts of the District at the follew lag low prioes (Terms Mental}) \— Roasting Beef (best onts). Si and Bel; Roasting Beef (seoond outt), Sid and 441; Boiling Beef, Sid and Sd ; Legs Muttoa, Id and »ld: tolas Mutton, 4d i Fore quarter Mutton. Sid; Sausage, 3 lbs for is; Cornod Beef, 2d and2id, rar Keg or Tleros. XTEWTON BATHS Jl\ UPPER PITT-STREBT, NBWXOHT. ' HOT, COLD, AND SHOWER BATHS Can be had all Week Days, from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.; and on SUNDAY MORNINGS from 7to 10. livery oonvenlenoe sup plied, with good attei.ni!ico. The B&ths are now undei a uew management, and every effort will bo made to make tbem popular ant awaollre. Pricb. ONE SHILLIN», sr TwaLVa TICKBI FOB 78. 6D. CBEDS. SEEDS. SEEDS, ARTHDITYATeS Has to Intimate that he has opened a GARDEN SEED STORE in Viotoria-street, Auckland next to tho "Objervor" Office (fcelng a Branoh of Samuel Yates's Seed Warehouse at IB and 18, Old Millgato, Manohoster). His first consignment has Jußt arrived in ex oellent condition, and cannot fall to please. Post orders will receive prompt attention. Inspection nvited. »FlO HIGHWAY BOARDS JND J OTMERI. MR. JOHK SHAW, havltg been rell«red from City Conaoll Work*, kas rcinmed his pro fessioa ot ROAD ENGINBBB. We la prapared to take Levels. Quantities, FsHmaMe, and exeonte any kind of Road W arks. A«drejs:-OITY MARKBT, Qvwm-BTREKT Entaamoh. THE HAYMARKET, 105, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. onlTli, Arrived per Coromandel and Roman Empire- White Clover, Red Clover, Alsyke Clover, Cowgrass, Meadow Fescue, Meadow I Foxtail, Crested Dogstall, Rape, Trefolium Incarnatum [ (Scarlet Clover). i From America direct — Timothy. Kentucky , Bluegrass (PoaPratensis). Poverty Bay Ryegrass, Canterbury Ryegrass, Cooksfoot, Pralri(«raes, Rattall. ' EARLY SEED POTATOES, as follows:—Ash leaf, Kidnoy, Taylor's Kidney, Canterbury Flukes, Patterson's Victoria. Later Varieties—Hcbart, Sutton a Magnum Bonum, Button's Flower Ball, etc ALSO, ' Oats. Barley, Garden and Flowei Seed, Coarse Ffoe and Rook Salt, Bran, Sharps, New Zealand Flax, Tow, Bacon and Hams, BONEUUST and BONEFLOUR of allsxadefl. ISLAND AND PERUVIAN GUANO, &0., &0., &0. HESKETK & AITEEN. Fakk Brewery, KYBER PASS ROAD next to Hancock and Co.'s), D. MACNAB AND CO., PROPRIBWR3. D. M. & CO., in thanking their CTstomerafoi ' past favours, desire to state that, through faillnj health, Mr D. Maona'i ' as found it neoessarytc Itatose of his interest i .^ato****™?^ bnsineas to his partner Hr W. J-,§pTKK, wne will continue to carr; m.i under the same styh as heretofore, and ht>»«, by continuing to pro duce Ales and Porter of fiwt^M „££&& manufactured from nothing but the very l»s . malt ana hops procurable, to merit a fair shari i of public patronage. ... ■ f , A Bottling Department has been added t< • the Brewing Establishment, where Farmers Settlers, and Residents GoncraUy can secure a aCmoderate price Ales and Stout of Supeno Quality. A trial solicited. ;". -MT O T I C - [" "^ BEES WAXI BEES WAX 1 Purohased in any quantity for Cash. Buyers of Fungus and Mnntz Metal. Having piirohased^ in China .ffSt^f"! ment of Teas himself, JAMES AHKBwci confidently reoommend them, and trusts Jita wTnld^CuJtomara, and thePnbUo generally, vrt a^ll tbisrolendld op^rtunl and call early to buy his Superior Co; 801. B« Flavoured Kooloo, Shouohong, ana VMtoi n. Mixed Teas, suited to over? tastei He hap ah »• on hand JasanßDe Ware, PreMrved Ginge "• Crockerywara, Silks, Hnndkerehlefs, and othi commoditleu too natueronis to mention, '• Note the Addressi— •TA MB3 AH KEW * C 0. ,.



j Business Notices. | I JOHN SOPPET, House, Land, and General Oommicoiaa Agent. No. 8. Queen ] iirset, hie fur Immediate Sole (rosily cheap) I— 1 oomfortablß t - roomed Cottwe, Ponuonby I (terms very taaj). moo, 1 7-roenod House, 1 1 6-roosn»d Houro, 2 1-roomed Cottage», t*l 1 omcll Store, Ii: town; SI Dairy taxtoa. 1) at el from town; Z psirtly Improved Farms, us 31 pores, toe ether ISO aoroo, about 12 mllM ! t om town; and «ev«r*l other Oily and Situtb n Properties at equally Low Prloea. '' ZhAMES CARKIAGK AMD DKAY 5 FACTORY. JAMKS MaCKIK, Proprietor, Victoria-st. East, Auckland, ' Repairs of avory description la Wood and Iron neatly executed on the shortest notloe. Springe, mad;-, and repaired. Alwaye on Band— o. large Quantity ot Lamps. also Iron bark aliafts and bpokes, Red Uum ffei locs, and Uob»r« Town Hardwood, N.B Country orders pnnotually attended to. aO TO BATH to BOTH'B PUBUO HOT, COLD, AND ttHOWBR BATH 8, Viuxobia - Hint ICART. Oturow-ONK SaiLJJNA. Opou all wook days from 8 a.in. to B n.Bi., and HUNDAT MORN -INQB from I till 10 a.m. The Item-rooms are all private, aad supplied with ovary conven ience, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brashes, oomba, respirator.:, aoape, fco. Select Bath rooms (private) (or Ladles evury day, at all honrs, with female attendanoo, Ova bhilliag and aixpsnee. Pletse note theadareatu—Ylowria acroet East above the Greyhound Hotel, and next the l»eap Bedding and Fornltar* Hart, Ancfejand. N.B.—Barber in attendance. QUFEKIOK COKKUGATED TANKS j j. lZkeah * Bat for Bole a mwiW of the abova, with Taps, ready tor ace; price 36*8, at his shop, Welleoley street Hoot [con dour <o Crowther's Stables), Large Quantities of bpouuaf, Kldglas, and Down Pipes, always in Stock. Verandah Iron curved at the shortest notice, Country orders will always receive his prompt attention, Lead Washers always on hand. Come an d S k c-/ CHOICE SELECTION /*?/ oi /*/ /'Of/ TANK, OHAKDBLIBRR/V wm BBA OX X S, A / p LUM BINa. QLOBBS. ftO. / / QASmTmG> ** /^>/BKLLHANGING, &0. Town Pwc^A/ At Shorteet Notice and XpX Town Prioes. / / O." MAY'S BUILDINGS, / / BKVONPORT. Matamata Clovek May. Ihls vaU-wTOd Hay prated lato gmaU bales of from lOOlbs, to 120! b*. e?,oh. And HWKET OI.OVBB OUAlfjr, U Sacks at lilt*, sack. MAT BB HAD IN ANY QUAMTTnBB AT THB 6TOKK OF TUB HAY AND COBN MULBBS, Ana, la qsantttiaa ot not less thaa om too, at the Wo ww of THOHNTON. SMITH & FIKTH ■ A M i S B U T 0 H 5 it, *J OARTKB, CONTRACTOR. *C Goods Carted and Delivered from Ship's Side on Shortest Notloe. BALLAST SUPPLIED. Newcastle and Bay of Islands Coal; also, Fire wood (out and uuont) reasonable, KBK E I D MILLINBK AMU BltKJf MAKKR. DBMBKB MAD* TO TH« liATK'T Btxlb Vzby KKISOttABI.U. New Fashions Hvery Month. ALBKRT-BTMMHT next to M Coin' . piDWAKD HARTLEY, ABCHHHCT, BTIOHBUEra BOILDWQB. Q.UBHN-BTRHET. ~~~F. J. Moss & Co., HOUBB, LAND, AND EBTATH AGBNT iiaouiLiau-STBBior. Intending Buyer* ara rwipeotfnDy invited Inspect our List of Prop-.rtf «• Money to Lend at current ratea of Interest, "77? H. 8 X INN EX & a OJN, V? • BUILDERS, CARPENTERS AND JOINERS VOLCAN LANS. All Branches of the Building Trade executed by Experienced Workmen. Shop Fronts. Office Fittings ftp. XIONEL PHILLIPS, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, NO. 3, QUKBN-STBJIBT, Has openod in the samo Premlies as ooouplcd by him Six (6) Years ago, and will be glad to k o ail old Ft lends aad Otutomtrs. Agent for Crown Brewery Oe»p»ny (Limited Chritlohuiok. LIONBL PHILTIP*. , *i H esTs uil JbKAWEita'. Very Handsome Cbrsrs of Drawers, la Bloh Mottle*: KanH. ara sow MliUgat the 1 ollowiaK prlote far cub h-The Dak* efldlnburgh Oheei of Wgat Drawats (tke beaaet drawer riekly fanaliedwltkteiara, MM, aad taw* rewaj,« lis; Five Drawer Ohoete.«. Tke above arMoloa 1 have always given grant satisfaction and be come more beaullf ol with agt, W. NORRIH, Top ef Bbortlaad-sttea*, J' C. PHL HA M a LADDER, STEPS, AND BARROW MAKER, dABPBNTER, JOINBR. tco., ALBERT-STRBET, near Biro Brigade Station, 1 Every description of Ladders, Steps, Barrows, Clothes Hones, Clothes Boxes, Travelling Cheste, fco., on hand or made to order. All kinds of Carpentering Work done by Experienced Workmen at the lowest possible ohargee. Ladders, Steps, and Barrows Lent on Hire. Cash Purohason of Kauri Biokers suitable for making Ladders. qn H0 S. J. HABB UT 1, MANUFACTURER OF rWTR'N "D BOJO M S \S O BIN DROjOll S' AUCKLAND TBADB rifAPAij UABE. • TtTOTICE TO CLIENTS. MX. TOLE, BARBISTER AND SOLICITOR, ; HAS REMOVED TO CHAMBERS NEXT THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, QUEBN-STREBT. ' MIT ARNOCK BROTHER H* { W SOAP AND CANnLR MANU > FAOTUBRRS, 1 COX'S CREBE, RICHMOND. I Office .-DURHAM -STRBET. AUCKLAND. ; Cash Fnrohasers ot • Tall w. WooL Bh»epsklns, and Bones. o CC VICTORIA-STREET, CO '{ AUCKLAND r (SIX DOORB ABOVE ALBKRT-STREKT). T. E. "CARTER, WHOLESALE AND KETAIL Picture-Frame Manufacturer, Importer of Pio tures, Mouldings, Glass, and all kinds of Musical Instruments. TKAfIHER of the Violin, Piano, Cornet, &c k" For Terms and Testimonials See Saturdays n Star Supplement, Post Free on application. II Tuner and Hepairor of Musical Instrument. rL 1 T*r l l L l a m. r v. o m a h, it %V Corner of l-orne snd Vlotorla-streeta. " A-actJsnd lls?J. !0 MONUMENTAL. MARBLE AND GESaRAEi *• StCNEMASON, C* AROHITBOTUItAL iIOULPTOR & OAKVBU Inßoriptio.io sooorate and beantlfa Monuments, Tombs, Heedstones, and even description ot Stone work at the 19WOT1P0B9PK 1 piioes (ot wirn ana ooeiitnr.



Exhibitions. AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. OULTRY, PIGEON, AND CANARY SHOW, To ho hold In MR. A. BUCKLAND'S WOOL SHED, ON FRIDAY AMD SATURDAY, TUS BBD AND *ra August, 1883. CATALOGUE. Class. First Priso, 10s I Second Prize, 6sl 1. Blnck-bronstcd Rod G»mo Cock 2. Brown-bro»3tod or Ginger Red Game Cock 3. Duckwlng Oauio Cock 4. Black or Whito Qamo Cook 5. File Goino Cock 0. Black-breasted Rod Game Hon 7. Brown-breasted or Ginger Gmno Hon 8. Duckwlng Gamo Hen 0. Black or White Game lion 10. l'llo Gaino lien 11. Best Gamo Cock (Irrespective of Class), und« 12 mouths U. Best Gamo Hen (irrospoctivo ot Class), undor 12 months 13. Silver Grey Dorking Cook 14. Silver Groy Dorking lien 15. Silvor Groy Dorklog Cock, mnder 12 months 10. Silvor Groy Dorklnjf Hon, undor 12 months 17. Colourod Dorking Cock 18. Coloured Dorking Hon II). Colourod Dorking Cock, under 12 months 20. Colourod Dorking Hon, undor 12 months 21. Whito Dorking Cock 22. Whito Dorkiug Uou 23. Whito Dorking Cock, undor 12 months 24. White Dorking lien, under 12 months •2b. Black Spanish Cock 2(1. Black Spanish lion 27. Black Spanish Cock, undor 12 months 28. Black Spanish Hon, undor 12 months 20. Whito Spanish Cock 50. Whito Spanish Hon 81. Whito Spanish Cock, under _ months 82 Whito Spanish Hon, under 12 mouthl S3. Buir Cochin Oock 34. Buir Cochin Hon 85. Bull' Cochin Cock, undor 12 months 30. Buff Cochin Hon, undo: 13 months S7. Whito Cocldn Cook 88. Wlito Cochin Hon 88. Whito Cochin Cook, under M ram tin 40. White Cochin Hon, under 12 months 41. Any other variety Cochin Co«k 42. Any other varloty Co«hln Hen 43. Dark Brahma Cock 44. Dark Brahma Hoi 45. Dark Brahma Cock, undor 18 months 40. Dark Brahma Hen. under 12 months 17. Light Brahma Cook 4a Light Brahma lien 49. Light Brahma Conk, under IS months 60. Light Brahma Hon, Ulder 12 men ths 51. Langshan Cook 52. iAngih&a Hen 53. lAngshan Cook, nnder 12 months 54. Langskan Hen, under 12 months 65. Golilea Pencilled Uunburgh (cook and hw) 50. Sliver Poncilled Hamburgh do 67. Golden Spangled Hamburg *o 6S. Silver Spangled Hamburg do 89. Goldon Pencilled Hamburg do undor U mouths 00. Bllvor Pencilled Hamburgh do»nd«rM months * 01. Qoldon Spangled Hamburg do undet 13 months 62. Silvor Spanglod Hamburg do under 12 months 03. Black Hamburg do <M. Whiio Crostod Tolish do 1 65. Golden Spangled Polish do Cii. Silver Spanglod Polish do 67. Andalusians do 68. Houdaus do 69. Crevo Cosmo do 70. LaFlech do 71. Whito Leghorns do T2. Brown Leghorns do 73. Plymouth Rocks do 74. Minorca* do 76, Sultans do 76. BUklos do 77. Malays do 78. Frimled Fowls (any colour) de 79. Any other variety pure bred poultry (oock and hen) 80. Black-broastod Red Game Bantams (cook cn< bon) 81. Duckwlng Game Bantams (oock and hen) S2. Any otbor variety Gamo Bantams do 81 Golden Soabright Bantams do 84. Silver Hoabright Bantams do 86. Any othor varloty Bantama do 80. Black Turkeys do 87. BuffTurkoys do 88. Groy Turkeys do 89. Toulouse Goeso (gooso and gander) 00. Whito Embden Uocso do 91, Aylesbury Ducks (duck and drako) 02. Rowon Ducks do 03. Black Indian Docks do 04. White Muscovy Dncks do 06. Dark Muscovy Ducks do 06. Any othor variety Duck do First Priiw, 6s; Sooond Prizo, 2s Odi 07. Turkey, drossod for table BS. Gcoso do 09. Pair Dncks do 100. Pair Fowls do 101. Basket ot Hen Kggs, not loss than 1 dozon 102. Basket of Duck Eggs, not less than 1 down PIGEONS. First Prizo, 7s Od; Socond PrUo, 9s fid 103. Carriors (cock and hon) 104. Dragoons do 105. Pouters do 106. Almond Tumblors do 107. Kite Tumblors do 108. Any othor variety luiuUeia (cock and hen) 109. Barbs, rod and yellow do 110. Barbs, black do 111. Jacobins, red or yollow do 112. Jacobins, any other varloty do 113. Fantails do 114. Baldhoads, black do 116. Baldhoads, red or yellow do 110. Baldheads, blue or silvor do 117. Boards, bluo or silvor do 118. Boards, any othor varloty do 119. Nuns do 120. English Owls do 121. Turblts do 122. Magpios do 123. Antworps, bluo longfacod do 124. do any colour longfacod do 126, do bluo I'hoiiucrs longfacod do 126. do blue shortfaced do 127. do bluo choquers shortfaced do 128. do any colour, shortfaco do 129. Any other varloty I'lgoona do First Prloo, 40s: Seoond Priro, 16» -.STTblrd Prize, 10s. Entrance, Go. 130 Pigeon Flying Match, Moroor to Auckland, CANARIES, no. First Prizo, 7a Sd; Socond Prise, Si Od. 131. Belgians, clear yellow (slnglo bird) 132. do clear baft do 133. do ticked yellow do 134. do ticked buff do 135. do varlogatod yollovr do 136. do variegated hull 187. Norwich, cloar yellow IBS. do clear bull 130. do ticked yellow 140. do ticked huff 141. do variegated yellow 142. do varlogatod buff 143. do dark-crosted yellow 144. do dark-cratod buff 145. lieards, goldon 140. do sliver 147, Cinnamon, bud 148. CSnnamon, ]onq*o variegated 140. do buff variegated 160. do Green 161. Any othor variety Canary 162. Beet Cago of 4 Belgians 163. do do any other varloty 164. Light Goldfinch, mules (bred In Now Zealand) 165. Dark Goldfinch, mules (brod is Now Zealand) 156. Grsy Linneta 167. House Moulted Goldflnehoa 158. Any other variety Songster 160. Parrot for plumago (any varloty) 160. Cockatoo do do 161. Magpie do do 162. Talking Bird do rrize,£l. 163. Most sultablo Pen for exhibiting poultry (chief consideration price and size) RABBITS. First Prize, 6s; Socond Prize, 2s Od. 164. White Pink Eyos (buck and doe) 166. Lop-earod do 160. Any othor variety do N O T I 0 B. Clauses 1 to 54 (Inoluslve) are for pons of one b d each. Classes 55 to 83 (Inclusive) aro (or pons of two birds —cock and hen. Classes 80, and 05, for pons of two—goose and gander. Classes 01 to 00 (inoluslvo) for pons of two—duok and drake. Classes 103 and 120 aro for pons of two—cock and hen, GENERAL REGULATIONS. 1. Whero thero is no competition only certificate of merit will bo awarded. 2. Second prizo monoy will bo withheld whero thero aro not three ontrlos in tho class. 3. Applications to pnrchaso exhibits at the prices namod in tho Catalogue may bo lodged with the Treasurer up to 9 p.m. on tho flrst day of the Ex hibition, and exhibits will at that time be sold on paymont of the purchase monoy to the Treasurer, provided that in caso of more than one application the exhlhitwlU bo sold bypublioauctlon,immediately after 9 p.m., to the highest bidder. After 9 p.m. all exhibits not previously applied for will be sold to tho first person depositing the price thereof with the Treasurer. In all cases 10 per cent, will be deduoted from tho amount paid to the seller, and go to the funds of the Association. . 4. No Birds will bo .received Jn the Hall after the Judges havo commenced their duties. Exhibits can not be removed beforo 10 p.m. on the last day of Exhibition, and then only on production of » de livery ordor, which must bo obtained from tho Secre tary beforo 9 p.m. on that day. 6 Should any ono exhibit bo disqualified on the ground of fraud, all prizes that may have been awarded to othor exhibits of tho owner of the exhibit so disqualified will be forfeited. 6. No protests will bo allowed, except on tho scoro of fraud or recognised disqualification, as the decision Of tho Jud^os, ns to tho merits of tho birds, will be considered final. All protests must bo In writing, addressed to tho Secretary, to whom, or to a Clasii Steward, thoy must bo given bofor 8 p.m. on the first day of Exhibition, rtccornpaniod with balf-a-guinea, which will bo forfeited if tho protost is, in tho opinion of tho Coraunt'eo, frivolous and .vexatious. 17. Entrance Poos: Each poll of Poultry, 3s; pigooni and cago of Caniu^s, Sic, U. 8. All EihiMts muse be tho bona fide property ol the exhibitor.!, who must find their own pens ami cages. .No cago to exceed 3 feet In length, 2 feet ( Inches in hoight, and 2 foet C inches in depth. 9 Entries will be received up to 10 p.m, on Tues Wi m AM 4$ &o Swivtwy's office,



Exhibitions. 10. Tho price at which exhibitors will 801 l each bird must bo sUtod upon a Card wheu making tho ontry, and such card will bo affixed to the exhibition pen. In all elates a tcparato price must bo stated For ouch bird, as birds, wboro exhibited In pairs, may bo purchased singly. Exhibitors will also bo at liborty to state tho ages of thoir birds when making the entries, and such ages will bo markod on a card affixed to tho exhibition pon. 11. All Exbibits must bo at tho plaoo ot Exhibition, Auckland, botwocn the hours of 7 a.m. and 10 a.m. on Friday, 3rd August. 12. Exhibits cannot b» removed beforo 10 p.m. on t3ie last day ot exhibition, and then only on produc tion ot a delivery order obtained from the Secretary. lU. Tho Managing Committoo will appoint ft person to feed and water all Exhibits. 14. Tho Judges will bo Instructed to withhold prizes whero they consider thore is insufficient merit. 16. Tho C'ommitteo will not hold themsolves re sponsible for any loss or damage to cxlilbits, but every reasonablo care will bo taken, Birds purchased during tho Exhibition aro at tho solo risk of tho pur chasers from tho timo of purchase, All oggs laid will bo destroyed. 10. Tho Exhibition will bo opon to tho public on FKIDAY, from 12 noon, to 9 p.m., admission 1b ; and on SATUIiDAY from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., Children half-prico. 17. No porson will be admitted to tho Exhibition provlous to the hour of opening undor any protonco whatover, except those actually engaged in the ar rangements, and no person will bo allowed in tho building during tho Judging excopt tho »ttendants apuointed to accompany tho Judges. 15. Awards and monies received fcr sale of Exhibits will bo dlitrlbutod by tho Secretary and Committee, on FRIDAY, 10th Auguit, botweon tho liours of 2 and 3 p.m. All Prizes unclaimed by tho 6th September, ISB3 inclusive, will be forfeited to tho Association. 19. Tho merits of all KxhibiU in the Poultry Classes will bo determined by tho Kuios for Judging Ponltiy publlehod in Wright's Illuitrated Poultry Book. Pigeons will bo Judgod by Fulton's Standard, and Capo Bird*3 by Blaokaton's Standard.- WAT, PEIICIVAL, Secretary. kiuuev. MONEY - MosKY-MOtfftYZZl havo sovoral o'lents wonting to Borrow Monoy on Mortgage; security offered, first-class freehold; Interest ranging from Bto 8 per cont. Capitalists please communicate with me at once—D. F. Evans, Land A*;ont, Queen-street. MONttY TO LEJN-, m large or iitTi" tarns, at usual rate* tf interest. OONK-tbij fc CXKU--BR. mrtmari. Talamtoae. MO**Y TO LKND ON PERSONAL SECURITY. Persons borrowing £5 receive £110s Persons borrowing £10 receive £9 Persons borrowing £20 receive £18 Persons borrowing £50 reoolve £45 Repayable In Weekly or Monthly Instalments. Bills discounted daily. Strictest secrooy. LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COM PANY, HJgh-eitreet (2 doors from Vnloan Lane). MONKT TO LJSHO ON FBSBBOLD MOUKJTUB. J. OHADWICK, Kauri Gum Bboekb a»d Commission AGENT, 13, OBBTOMHOUSM-3TREKT, AUOKLAND MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage at Fiait-oiaßS Freehold Securities. WW. COLEMAN, 8 ilioitor. Vixrstr of Oaten —tl ahorUandjtreatfl. £10 to £1,000. 4TICTOKIAM LOAN AND DISOOUNX T AGENCY, rnOH-JSTRHHET. AUCKLAND POSIT- OUT OOUMOIL OFFICES). Money Mtvdm tram Al lo «1H» «n Penonal Seonrltv. Ue ~ at frapatr Hum, fco. Kepaymente oan be nate ia Inttalmeate of Oi« Diiiune PWt Tnt tar eaoh Pouitd Kir rowed, or _ «y war lo salt bonewen. OwlcMliii OmMm——l « Pom OrnM Adpw i gtx 10. AnoMand. U^XCHANGE ON HKW YORK AND Hi LONDON, hi mm m lalt FCR BALK BY ARNOLD, HIN«8, AND CO.. Corner of Ountomhoutw and Fort streets. v| ONEY TO LEND, on Real aerate, 13 J In sums of Mb and avwardu, at the oar re ut ratee o' Uieiw — i.»»l> Wm. S. Cochrane, «5 N. Z„ Iniuraao* Hulliingg, or damsel Cochrane and 8o". Fert-atrmX. ONKY TO LKND, in large and small sum at current rates of interest. Apply to PETER OLIPHANT, Solicitor, High-street. ON 5/ 10 LEND, at a moderate rcte of Interest.—Apply to JACKSON IE RUSSELL, loltors Fort-street, ONKY LENT ON PROMISSOKY HOTJS. HOUSES. FUhNITUKE, &0. BII.LB UIBOOONTED DAILY. MORTGAGES NEOOTjIATED, JOHN W. HARDIE, LAND, C!OMMlS8ION, AND ESTATE AGENT, HIGH-STREET. AuOKLMtD. ■ I --* Land and BiUM Ak^kvb r\ HA S, y*7 IhUAHBUB, HOUBE, LAND, AND FINANCIAL AGENT Vulcan Lane, Auckland. Bankers:—National Bank of New Zo»land. fcESTS ana stm.-n.HBT cccnoteo. MONEY invested for Capitalists on Cnst-cls.' s teouritleo, riTWOtnr Cuai»b. Rn: per oeT-l allowed on dortwiti mattl lnTMlei. MORTUACM »»* LOANS Negotiated, -*iIAEJIS Boaskt at Sold te ardsr. V—Tj.fiai Moauvjen far Ate*!""" » ASMXt-WKTS B*wr.«t, (X V<v«e« Guilt on at WMfctar Parmeat 8rV""». iai/Ka/xao Aa»*TW»»rt* « r sale iS ft 'sw i- SootluA-ttrMi, Hi Wtßrvtvai, »l Mount Kden BoeA M Uro«»-8*.-»»t, £1 B/mtnds-suree-, £S *wfcmrk-M««>t. 80/ HoaA-nuwn, 24/ l-t«kr fUm, Xl BMWford-MM*. 'Ml aiSmtn* lUal, £3 pmk-n* TamdM. 15/ Ayr-MNrt. HI had_m»~am_W p.miii. <* Howts-etreet, 9B' 6«.nQu«3< Place, £5 H-J"»»it*tn**. HI V«.U*y iMi 1»3 Norifccow, lOj WilUam urmt, fOe And ia i*tom WM> IMb m lew raxs. J}A(\C\fi TO twKD. )a Sums at £11 and ip £/_VV\J lr%T a*. n good loonrlllts. NEWTOW.— Five roomed fUoso and ronllery for sale. New weikshep. Allotment 10 x fOO.planted with lemon aad ether ehtloa fruit trnos. Prloo,*!l0. PONBONBY.— Five-roomed Honso For Sale (newi. at £210. ftlx-roomod House and •table, £Ji'l. Ate*, kwee Six-roomed House for £100. LARQK ALLOTIIENTB For Sale at North cote; Inn minutes from wharf; many a»»*et; five chtlnt «*ep. Price £3*. DBVONCOKT.— Henw and l acres garden for sale. Frab trees la full bearing. Splendid -new. | IAIrtY FARMTOLIASE.-32aorf«. seven xJ roomed House aad all ocßvenienocs; very suitable for market gaeAmar er nur.»ry ma*. Owner will take out seat U milk, peullry, wgotables. &o. 1 OS. 00. W«BKLY-N«w Heme of ( roows 1 for Sale in Klag-abraet i never falliag well. Deftmdpayineay. ._ . HOOSBS TO LBT in Kyber Pass Road, OeUlngwood street, St. Mary's Road. i?i«n--nous« aa< Allotment for Ralo In X/IVV William • atreet, Bear ■*. Jameels Church i a bargtia. PARNELL-Freehold Allotment for Sale, 200 feet deep. i» a oholc* locality: sunny aspeot and sheltered from cold winds. Prloe only £70. Small deposit. HBPBURN-STREKT-New House for Sale with verandah and bow window. View of harbour. Price, £}&& IRBLAND-STRKB T-New Four-roomed House for Sale; good view of harbour. Easy terms oan be arranged, SUBURBAN HOTEL for Bale, seven miles from Auokland, on main thoroughfare, with several acres ot land adJoUlng. Ohaaoo for brewer or capitalist. . PABNEIiL-Slx-roomed House (now) for Sale in Kntland-streot; pleasant view of har bour. Prloe. £325. Kasv terms of payment. WEIAiINGTON-STRWE t— 9 roomed House for Sale, with 2 large allotmeaM, front garden. Prloe £IH. HOUSE at Mount Eden with about two acres ground, having a main frontago ot 417 ft.; orchard, garden, oow-shed, pigsty, fowl-house, etc. Price, £075, Easy terms. PONSONBY.— Five-roomed House for Salo in Claret oc-stroot; well finished; good garden. Prloe £300. Gas laid on. TTaMILTON (Waikatol-House and aore of XX gronnd for salo, two minutes walk from Bank of Mew Zealand for £95. Lot SSL TirA'KIEKIB-Eighty Acres at Walklekle W for «0«. Sdlendßlohanoe for working man, NORTHOOTE — Seven roomed House, out buildings, &c„ and 8J aoros of Land for Sale. Very cheap. Grand view of the harbour, Alsoi New 7-roomed House and nearly Saores. t-IKVONPORT, Lake Rona-Beveral very U choice Villa Sites for Sale, having road and ess frontages, an* possessing the finest landscape views to be found around Auokland, soKn-A NICE NEW COtTASIC la New X-AOV to» for Sale, with large shed, allot ment U x m i very ebeep, » \r AITSMATA RIVER FROttTASZ.-Land TV for Sale at £2 rer aorei Is largo or small blocki. Basy terms. r»«i7f\-HOUSE for Sale In WUUam-straet, tO-o I v near St. James's Ohuroh. Also, Veri Comfortable Seven-roomed House, bath-room, tea., prloe £450. EPSOM— Ssntlemaa's Villa Resiaosoe. earn n»tn«w etush-hous*. Btcblina, fee £1000. BEIGBTCJ3 ROAD, Psrneii - mx-jooin* Ksata ?E n^-t, MOtmsnt X z 5.09; wate; Iftiflia, Prloe. AlSfi rNSOsraT--a«v BU-roS)o«a Housa ra* WOTir--;?-« "irsaliij t-mti Uicttaects! tw* Jrsai*4Kv«; oj-jiv serine, i TTiARMS also For Sale tf Waifeomiti, Tart A moramo, Waltaitercl, MaUurangi. Non ! Shorn, Panaknra. &c. Albj. sun Hat IniVei i Zealand Herald a-nd Weekly News. CHAS. WILLIAMSOJS '4 ESTATE AQEHT, VULCAN liANE,



, gTOPBBS TW"EW ZEiLAHU RAILWAYS. BUPPLY AND DEZivrßy OF HEANUT t.'IL, General Manattrr'a Offloa (Railway Department), Wellington, 12th July, 1833, Written Tenders will bo received at this offlo 0 : up to noon of MONDAY, Ot i August. 1833, for I the Supply and Dsilvery of 2t.000 Gallons of I Pwn-.ut Oil. tipeclucaiion* to be seen and forms j of Tender oStaluod at the Kail way I tore (..'Ulcus, Newmarket, Chrls;chu-ch, and Dunedin, »nd the Stores Manager* (jffloo, Wellington. Ten dors 10 br> addressed to tho General M wager ot ) NewZoalßnd Bftilwayff, Weilineton, and t)bo j markud outildo "Tender for Peanut OH." ] Tolegraplilo Tenders, elmilariy addressed and ! mcrked, will be received if ureseutet ot any Telegraph Office by noon of tho samo dote, pro vided tdat writ*u leaders la due form are lodged ot a.y Li-triot ttwrekeoper's Office by the fame hour, The lo»e«t or any Tender will not necoa«arily bo accepted. J. P. MAXWHLL, General Manager N.Z liailways. •Vr ENDEhS V H SPLIT PUKIBI i SLBEPERa Tenders or Offers will bo recoived at tho I Railway Store Office, Newmarket, for supply ) inff Split Puriii Sleepers in quantities of not I less than IC3. to bo dolivered at any Station or Siding on tho Auckland and Kaipara Railway. Particulars and specifications can be obtained at tho above-named ofllco. J. P. MAXWELL, General Manager. a UCK.Lft.ND HiRBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FOB ule OF CO>L DKPOTI RAILWAY WHARF. i Harbour Hoard Offlco, Auokand, July2S, 1883. Tendoia will hs rtoelved at this ofllco until TU«SD »Y. the Ith Augnst. 1883. at noon, for ua» of portions A B, and C, Railway Wharf, £..r enrage of Lootl kjea-torae C»»l, is terms of pljn aad eoidiiions to be loan at this office. The klfhe]l or any tender not acoessarily aooßpied, , ._,_._ . „ . Toalerfi to be endorsed, "Tendor for Coai Dmo!'* c. b. stone. Chairman. rfIHAMES VALL7.Y-ROTOKUA, Ji railway. (MOBiaWSTILLE-LICH*JDi:LD SECTION.) LIOHFMLD CONTRACT. Lemth, 103 mllee. (ITormation only J Written Tenders for th« abov« Conteaot will be noelvod until noon of MONDAY, the 13th August. 18^3. They are to be endorsed 'Tender tor Llohfleld Contract," aid adareuetd to the undersigned, at whose offloe plana, d-awlngs specifications, and general conditions may be BeTae lewost or any leader not neonearlly *oCePtols' STEWART & HUJITER, Civil Hnglneers. Shortland-street, Auokland, July 12. 1883. TTI OM A I N BO A R~D. Tenders will be received at the Offloe of the Domain Bo»rd, 3, Wyndham-street, Auokland, up to noon of the 81st dey of Juir. for trm lease of the Domain Gardens (now cooupled by Mr Hamilton) for a term of Bovoa yea.-B from lßt i ugu»t. 1883. , „_,__ Oonrlitiona of Irfasa oan be B*«n nt thn Offleg. 'ju^X'l'B^l"N iF TIME. TO BUILD BV ERS.—Tenders will be received untH •. o'clock p m. of WEDNESDAY, Bth of August, for tho Erection of Coocreto BuUo^ngs at St. Ann's Bridgo, for tho Union O", Soap, and Candle Company (Limited). The loweit or any tendor not neeossarily accopted, Plans and specifications at tho Company's Office. Lower Albert-street. rrfo C U I L DERS. Tondors will be received until Noon of WED NF.SOAY. August Ist for cho Kreotion and Completion of a Block of Buildings in Wolleslcy-strcot East. EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect. Poa BAta MOUNT EDEN. — New and Well finished Villa Rosldonco: bay window; fitted up with cnpboardß, register grate; ovon, nlco garden! 50x100-good corner allotment; a very pretty placo; situated Mary-Btreot, near main road: nico position.—D. F. Evans. (835 a, OR bALs.—a Rood invtstsoent; 5 r THte-.s iv the Cltn returaing a good rea'al: to bf sold ohoau.—A»ply at onoe. H. Partnf "n. 8-h.hbory'B Dulldlngrf. _j\Ol- S LB or Lease, large Premises, S? Mtohan:ca',Bßy; woil adaDted for any manufaot.iiy, or 00*1 and flrewo A yard.—H. Partington Stlchbary's Pul'ding-i eFoR"SALE, Kyber Pass, well-finlsbcd r Broomed lloueo!: gas and gas slovo; every oonvenionco ; M'otmnnt 60 by 200 J • mto otinnce. II M»M.iniiton.Home fr. Land Agent.; ■ nutt SALE, a Comfortable 4-roomed f1 Cottage, 6 mlautoi walk from Union Bank j veryiohtap-a. Partlnglon.House and Land Agent. _____ ijiOK SALF, a Good Pope Manale.— r Apply Mrs Gutry, Pratt-stroot. WoUing ton-street. opposite Woods tho butchers rrtOlt SAL*, at Arch Hill, an Allotment P of Ground (SO by 300,-Apply A. Cromwell, Arch Hill. . BiMiR SALB, a new Cottage of 4 rooms r and Bcllllon, verandah f.-ont and back, footof Windsor-street, by Windsor Oastlollotol, Parnoll. - Applyra^^promlseS; lAFO WOU SALE, in good order, (one of B«?*'i>. _ rosewool caw, prloo £24, at Ihes, H. WW». Oak Honsi», Hobso»3treeti I MPORTAMT. TO WORKING MEW. FOR SALE. Bunding Sites close to thel Avon dale Station I, i, or aore lots. The land lo ex cellent and has beoa ploughed. <Htohod, and ; S Prloo (for i-sorO, £10. Terms-£sdown. balance )»•< rROM mT.Bi.B-r. on Bill la throe. As : a»d nine months; 1 acre lot. £10 down, and bSa*oe as abovo: I tor., £16 do irn, and balance MBd bUdUB Bl'os also at RookT Nook on easy Tn.u Well-built Three-roomed Housel with front vf rasdah a«d baok poroh. £180,l™»* lotrnen.l.f.^old. eaoh required,£M down 1 balance In 1. 2 B. or i ye*n, at elgVt par eont, ir. g, IWIfiaTON, Tand A»-o«i. »«it " Herald"offlee. FOR SALE, 50 Acres good Land, middle ptrtion WalWkerel, 10t68.-Apply 10 Albert Baton, Fort-strret. fipHURSTON'S BILLIARD TABLE.- I 1 For Sale, one of Thurston's bes; made. real maho*a»y. full size, all co»»loto. at a very ( SwpricoTli. £S0 Ths Is a cSunocl seldom met wlt».-For »artioalars apply at Windsor Oaslle Hotel. Paraell. JIIOR SALE (Cheap), B Three Hone " powor Engine and Bollor.-Apply Mrs Woodward, Gnndry-street, Newton. ORTH SHORE.—For'Sale, Cottages of i rooms at £130, £175 and £315; larger houses equally cheap. Also, Building allot ments fiom £1 per foo^. No D£ nB _8. p *re? g3 suit Intending purobosfw. -B. Tanner, H, Queen s rcet . . _ . O GROCERS AND OTHEKS. The Undersigned having leased Ws Premises, now offers for sa 0 in quantities tosult pur- SoS h^stecAf Teas and General Groceries at and under cost, possession having to he given to his successor ono month from this ' T. THOMPSON, Grocer. Cornor of Viotoria and Albert-streets, June 30,1883. '. FOR SALE AT KAMO, WHAN GAREI, To be sold. GENERAL STORE at Kamo, noar the ooal mines, doing a largo Business and steadily Inoreaslns. To anyone possessing a Braallcapital this Isanopportunity rarely met with. For further particulars apply E. MITCHKL3ON AND CO,. Qiieen-Btreot. Auokland. ! -pt O 5 S* A L E SAM WHI VS. has fcr sale at his New Yard 'uriri Posts in »ny qusntlty, speoial prioes t( I lar«e buyers; retail, la 6d each; Hob»rt do, li 3d: Heart K»url do. Is each. Rail*—Hobart 80s and 80s per 100 i Tl tree, 75j: Sawn Rimn. 1 8d eaoh. Palings-Heart Ksuri Palings, 12a 6d ' gap do, IOa: 6(t Hobart, 18s; 6ft do. 20». H*"« . Blocks. Id per foot. Good Wicket />£g£\}ffi Capd.ond Mold. Gate Posters.- WH'IE > Fenoer. Cunomhonsß-Rtreoi. opposite /irnmu k tilnecor^ Co). t r rnHURMER PLAN OS, specially designee 1 for tho climate of New Zealand and Aue ; tra'la richord, ovorstrung, double oblique •) full c. .in R- Jfl, with ii'itenr I'hock action and iro: ' frame. "'J-.'-fo hntranVEU'- aro famorl tor doro i- blllty. -iporiority 0.? to-ich.end tone, an; 1. oloK'inc. Of design. S.MITH W ORGANS (only Gold Medal Melbourne Eshib tion) uneoualled for brilliancy, sweetness, ani Sower. These beautiful I^^^%.^ *h j SbSto'ed at very moderate



I Sporanw. I £4000 FIRST PRIZE. £4000 LlA' ICON'S (GRAND CONSULTATION ON THE MELBOURNE CUP. TICKETS .. .. 108 EACH. Ist Horse .. „ £1000 i Prizes of £250.. £1000 2nd Horse.. .. 2000 5 Prizes of £100.. 500 3rd Horse.. .. 1000 5 Prizes of £50.. 250 Starters divide .. 100 i Prizes of £25 .. 100 Non-starters .. 600 15 Prizes of £10 ... 150 20,000 Tlokets, at 10s each, £10,000. Each ticket has six ohancos, being drawn six times, viz., onco for the Cup, and once for each lot of Monoy Prizes. When convenient, send P.O. orders, payable to La' Don. Country cheques must add Is for exchange, and must bo ' marked correot by Bank. It Bank Notes aro sent, please use two envelopes, one sealed and placed lnaido tho other. Registered Letters and Telegrams will not on any account bo received. Purchasers of a Hook, containing 25 tickets, will receive ono ticket as commission. This Consultation will be advertised in all tho piincipal papers in Now Zealand, and also Sydney and Melbourne. The editor of each paper has tho privilege of nominating a person to witness and tako part in tho di awing. A commission of Ten por cent, will be deduoted from all p izos to pay expenses. Enclose two stamus for reply and result. Rosult slips posted immei'iatcly aftsr drawing. Result will also be advertised in all the principal papers. Will closo before November sth. Intending investors should apply oarly, as tho list is filling rapidly. Address— LA' DON, oaro of S. A. Asher. Box 301, Post Office. Auokland ; or, LA' DON, ore of S. A. Asher, 6, Qdoen-street, Auckland. ORIENT'S MELBOURNE CUP CON SULTATION, 1888.-10,000 Shares at £2 eaoh. Full bhare, £2i Half Share, £1. 620 Prizes. First Usrse. £1000; Uccoud, £2000; Third, £1000; other Starters,£looo: Non-itartem, £1500; and i 92 Cash Prizes, raaging from £10 to £50. Total, £20,008. Add Exchange to Che §ues; two Stamps lor reply aad resalt. Rasult lips pasted to all Subscribers immediately after Drawing. Applications by letter only, ad dreassd to " ORIiiNT, (are of W. Sinclair, Eastern Aroa<to, Melbourne." Registered Letters') fPost-offioe Orders and Telegrams not > £10,000.« Preferred, payable acoepted. ) (. to Ada Mantua. WILL CLOSE NOVEMBER 2, 1883. SO9OOO MEMBERS Hi 10a MELBOURNb"cUP-Run 6th Nov. NKW ZKaIAND CUP— Kun 6th Nov. S7O PRIZES, gr7SP> To tho Investor of £1, the odds aro 27 to NeaP L Seven Separate Drawings, each Ticket having Seven Chances, thus giving on opportunity of obtaining Seven Prizos with One Ticket, tho numbers bade replaced each time, ' MELBOURNE CUR—ISO Performers. First .._.._--.. *»00 Second ..„..-..- 900 Third _ „ _ _ 450 Starters (about £30 each) _ -. „ 850 Non-Starters (about £16 each) .. „ 1908 Total *. „.. -• «6108 NEW ZEALAND CUP.-09 Performers. First .. _ -filflOO Second - - SX Third -.200 Starters (about £28 each) 200 Non-starters (about £12 each) _ -. 671 Total .. - *2474 CASH AWARDS 0«>. 2atM _ --£100 lOOateT .. ..£6OO Bat2B _ -. 200 21 ats .. ..120 20 at 20 .. -• 400 Total .. £1120 370 PRIZES. Ada's last Melbourne Cup of 14,000 members filled six days previous to advertised day of dosing, thus proving tho confidence placed in her by the pnblio. -ONE TICKET CAN WIN £3106.- Please write in a legible hand, with full name and address. P.O. Orders preferred; should they miscarry, duplicates oan be obtained. Choques (oountry) must have Is. exchange added and marked "correct" by Bank, wo Stamps required for reply and result. Tickets are Not Transferable, and can bo obtained by Letter only from .__... ADA MANTUA. Care of Mr Abraham, Box 351, Post-office, ' Dunedin, Post-offloo Orders') ( Regis'eredLetters Preferred, payable > -£iO,COO. < and Telegrams not to Ada Mantua. ) (.accepted. Read This. —Names and addresses of six prinoipal winners furnished to this journal on application, but not for publication. A FORTUNE KS. A FORTUNE kS> FOR ° EOR ° ADAMASTOR'S NOVELT.Y CONSULTATION ON the MELBOURNE CUP, ISS3. To bo Run on the 6th of November. Capital CSOOO, In 20,000 Shares of 53 each. 431 Prizes guaranteed. To be distributed as follows :— Melbourne Cup. Cash Awards. First £500 6a c. £100 each Second _ ..300 8 at.. 50 eaoh Third .. ..200 10 at.. 25 each Starters (divided) 500 20at_ 12 10s each Non-startcrd ..1000 40at.. 6 sseach 200 at.. 5 Oseaoh £2500 £«iOO Each Tickot has seven scparnte chances, Race and Cash Awards being drnwn for separately. Ploasc send Post office Orders, when con venient or Bank Notes. Chequos must be markod "correct" by Bank. If Stamps are sont for Tickets please add Ono Shilling in the Pound extra. Notice— Registered Lettors Not Accepted. Two Btamps required for reply and result. Will oloso on or about the third of November. _ . Address!-" ADAMASTOR," Core of Lyons and Hart, Box 151, P. 0., Dunodin. W ILL V L O S - ON OR ABOUT 25th OCTOBER. " THE GOLDFIELD CONSULTATION COMPARY" on thh MELBOURNE CUP, 1883 (The Coming Event ot this Year). 4000 INVESTORS AT £1 EAOH. Ist Award «. «. £2000 g 2nd Award .. .. £1000 gj S 3rd Award „ .. £500 « X Starters Divide _ £300 ° % Non-Startors „ .. £200 £ 9 — $ h Grand Total .. -.4000 42T Exery spooulator should take a share In tho above at once, as Bharos are being taken up sharp. Applicants pleaso send the .usual £1 ; Notes (or P. 0.0. preferable and safer). Regis tered Letters not aooepted. WiU be drawn under tho full inspection and satisfaction ot , bona fide Committee of Shareholders, and result , Blips sent prompt'y to every investor. Enclose Id in stamps for reply and result. Note.—A fortune may be tho result to anyone 1 inventing for a small outlay. All awards are ' substantia!, the lowest being equal to many first in others. A quorum of leading gentlemen of 1 tho highest soolal position will act as Eoruti ■ noors. Address to "QUARTZOPOLIS." Care of T. LENNOX Box 53, P. 0., Thames. ' l N.B. — Agenoies in Melbourne, Dunodin, 1 f Christchurch. Nelson, Coromandel, and Auck land. £8,000 for2s6d £3,000 A Colossal Fortuno for Half-a-Crown. The " GREAT VICTORY" SWEEP on tho MELBOURNE CUP. 1883. To be [ run on the 6th November. I This Gigantic Sweep, by far tho largest over known to tho Colonies, is the property of a bona fi.de Company, with responsible direotors. CAPITAL: £10,000. divided in 80,000 Shares of 2s 6d each. Also, over 1,000 Prizes guarante' ' • and distributed aa follows:— £]$$ > First Horse .. £30001 20PrJsfg- £25".£1000 Second, do. .. £10001 lOftizes £10..£10d0 1 Third do. .. £500 J 2 "60 Prizes, £5..£1M0 J Starters divide.. £ 2 50 750 Prizes, £1.. £?50 3 Non-startersdc^ * £10,000. > ttWlllbeeasily seen by the foregoing that never I before were such inducements offered to tie B public. Our great eff ? rt reduces winning slmos f to a certainty. We give first; horso past th»P« ' £3,000, or three times as much a? anyone" " similar business. We givelover LOW P£ ;. - 1 aTo than doubling all compe"'o.^ ■&«&»* . -1 Lhnres are but 2s. 6d. eaoh. Wo WWK lo any ? ,r I I but wo cannot send less thaßgENotee. !' * IZX Address. SondP.O. Order or t '„ 10ruto 0 , '' i4 nf,,?n^ns aro Bent, add cxchanp- sent , register 1.1 It BtamPS a],p%^ ouk i (..•ouLo.nborehip. Tho L; V!U}S sond 3d. oxtrn far Ist November by a 9 }l „Sinß wiU lake plaua-s, and tho result will ? r-nrnmitteo of Shared and advertised tickets fi" h^ nested inimodi-Write at once for prospec _ sent to-return r Address-" VICTORY," caro 0 tus. Soch-jERTsoN, si, Burko-streot, next _ of GEO^ftMelbouTM, 1



Bportmp. j If ELBOUBKE CUP. finaTnotiok. no. 1 list nearly filled. / II Intending Subscribers to No. 1 List must ee-d In their applications THIS WEEK. ADAM BEDS. F OR TUNE FOR £1,000 —One Shilling—£l,ooo. The " Great Bonanza " Club Consultation on the Melbourne Cup, 1833, to be run about.tho end of October. Capital, £7,000. Divided into 150.000 Shares at Is. eaoh. 500 Prizes guaran teed. To bo distributed as follows :— First Horse £1000 10 Prizes of £100..£1000 Second Horse .... 500 20 Prizes of £50... 1000 Third Horse 250 10 Prizes of £25.. 1000 Starters divide .. 500 100 Prizos of £10.. 1000 Non-starters d 0... 250 200 Prizes of £5 .. 1000 21 Tickets for £1. Not loss than 5 Tlokets sent to any single address. Send P.O. Order or Bank Notes. If Coin bo enclosed, please regis ter letter letter. If Stamps are sent, add ex ohango at tho rate of Is. in the fl. Exchange should be added for cheques. Pleaso encloso 3d. extra for Membership Fee. No Charge for 1 Reply or Result. Drawing will positively tako place on or before the 25th October, and will be conducted by a Committee of Shareholders. Tickets promptly sent by return post, and Re sults posted immediately after drawing. Pros peotua forwarded. Encloso an addressed en velope, unstamped. Address "Bonanza," care J. Thomas, 2 Swanson-street. Melbourne. Registered 1 ( Letters L™ £2000 W£oT a Accepted. J I Accepted. MELBOURNE CUP RUN NOV. 0, 1883. NEW ZEALAND CUP....RUN NOV. 6, 1883, A. iVbwo Has opened No. 1 Consultation on tho abovo two great events by 4000 MEMBERS AT 10s (eaoh event drawn separately), MELBOURNE CUP, NEW ZEALAND CUP, 150 Performers. 66 Performers, First .. .. £100 First .. £450 Second - .. 200 Second .. ..200 Third „ ..100 Third .. .. 100 Starters (divide) 100 Starters (divide) 100 Non - starters Non - starters (divide) .. 200 (divide) .. 150 . *1000 £1000 Two ohanoee for one ticket, and one single 10s ticket oan win £350, as in last consultation one ticket got two prizes. Any oompany taking a book of 25 tickets get one ticket as commission, and oan nominate any person on the committee at drawing. Post Omoo Orders aooepted, and two stamps necessary for replies. All tlokets sent by return poet to Investors. Application by letter only. Special,- £5 prize will re given by A. Nemo to any subscriber of two tickets who will first place the horses I—2—B in either of these two events. Post date of envelope token as correct date, and prize awarded by a committee to be appointod. Address— A. NEMO, care of F. Tomlinson, Barrel Hotel. Parnoll. Melbourne Cup, 1883. ADAM BEDS Is now forming a series of Companies on the above event, Two Thousand Investors at £1 each to be divided as follows :— First Hone- .. ... £500 Seoond Horse .... 200 Third Hone - - - 100 Other Starters (divided) _ 600 Non-starters TOO Total .. - - - 62m It Is particularly requetted that early applica tion for Shares will be made, as eaoh list will be dr a* n soon aa filled. Results will be forwarded to subscribers Immediately after drawing, and the next list prooeeded with. Any subscriber drawlnit a horse In any lis will be allowed, it he so deilrea it, to Invest in the following list any sum not exceeding Four Pounds without remitting any further cash, this amount to be ultimately deducted from prise money. IS-NO. fisOW OPEN. Application by letter only, onclositg two stamps, with exchange on cheques, or by money order, bank notes, or drafts. Registered letters or telegrams will not on any account be re ceived. If bank notes are sent, please use two envelopes, one sealed ana placed inalde the Other. P.O. Oidars preferred wnon procurable. Address— ADAM BED.'.*. Care of H. N. t bbott. Box No. 2, Post Offloe, Auckland. £20,000 To bo Distributed on the */|ELBOURNE CUP, To be run on November 6th. ALL PRIZES 1! 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 Cup, which for Novelty.Fidelity.and Advantage has no equal in Australia. CAPITAL: £20,000 in 20,000 Sharos of £1 each. First Horso .. £3,000 i prizes of £500..£2 000 Second Horse.. 1,000 8 , 250.. 2,000 Third Horse .. 1.000 10 ~ 200.. 2,0f» Starters divide 1,000 20 „ 100.. 2,000 Non-starters „ 1,000 Total .. £15.Wi Tho remaining fiS/W will bo employed by the Club In making a book on the Cup and other races, that is, laying and taking the odds by a new system, the suooess of whioh has been practically proved. It is estimated that the profits accruing from thiß Bource will range from £5,000 to £15,000, the whole of whioh (both capital and profits) will be equally divided amongst subscribers who were unsuccessful in drawing either a Horse or a prize in tho Mam moth Sweep. Each aubsoriber wiU be sure of obtaining a Prise, be it large or smaU. The Promoters of the M.T.C are well-known sporting gentlemen,and guarantee the abovo to bo a bona fid' affair in every particular. Ten per cent commission deducted from all win nings. Drawing to take placo on Ootober 28th. Results posted immediately after. Subsoribers who wish to be present will please notify us in time. Add Sd for reply and result. Address— THOMAS BENTLEY, Seo. M. T. C, Melbourne. OLA MONIES GRAND CONSULTATION ON THE MELBOURNE AND NKW ZEALAND CUPS, 1883, Of 10,000 Members at 10s eaoh. lßt Prize, 1000 sovereigns: 2nd Prize, 1000 half sovereigns ; 3rd Prize, 1000 crownß, in eaoh Cup. Melbourne Cup New Zealand Cop Distribution. Distribution. Ist Horso .. _ £1000 Ist Horso _ _ £1000 2nd Horso .. £500 2nd Horse „ £500 3rd Horse.. .. £250 3rd Horse.. _ £250 Starters (divided) £100 Starters (divided) £180 Non-starters Non-starters (divided) .. £550 (divided) .. £370 £2700 £2300 Grand Total—Five Thousand Pounds. Each ticket has two chances, and can draw the first horse in eaoh event. Drawing under the supervision of Committee of Shareholders. Apply by letter. Pleaso forward Post Office Orders when convenient; It Is safer than sending notes, being equal to registration. Cheques must be marked correct by bank, and havo is added for exchange when from country. Two stamps for reply and result. Cirouiars containing full particulars, and forms for applying for tickets, sent free to any address on application. Will close on or before sth November next, Address- LOLA MONTE 3, Caro Mr A. Moss, Box 317, Post Office, Dunedin. Two Thousand Pounds foijlOs. Educational. .Popular Ringing Class, PBOFESSOR OAILLIAU will OP«N nnothei Of his Popular Klementary ElnglDg Clbsbbs on IUKBDAY EVENING, 3lst July, In the Chris tlaoß'Meeting House, Cook-stroat, at 7.30. Fes Ladles, 6s; Gentlemen, 10s 6d psr Quarter It advance). Names reotved by Secretary o: night of opening. DANCING NOTICE.—To Schools. Collxbbb, Convents. Clubs, and J*?~ -nSntas°*£™£sS'W!»a« has arrived in ?sffiHsjiT£&-*' °P»nea Permanent Clauses. AwsWanaUß&ngtlt first, than New Waltz, Si** '- w a_;iHillion, &c„ no ;i danced everywhere f re .Jrope and Australia. Mr Bernard oomee Ukhly recommended by Prof. West. Teacher oi l Dancing at tho Twenty Best Schools andante I of Sydney* __ niRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. Mrsßuroher will have Vacancies next term for three or four pupils for the study of oil Painting and Water Oo'.or Drawing. Class held on Tuesday mornings. Terms on applica tlon to Mr Nell Heath, Head-master. | OARNELL SCHOOL OF ART.-Day 2 ard livening Classes, under the guidance of Mw Hnreher and Mr Fripp. Sabftotoi Oil Painting and Water Oolonr Drawing:, Painting on Shell, China, Terra Cotta, Silk and Satin: wrochand, Round, Sepia and Architectural Urawlngi Constructional Drawing for Builders and Carpenters.—Terms on appUoatloa to Mm ' iinrcher, Gladstone Road, Ptrnell, July 2,1883. Tifß. V. B. WOO OH AM, AM. TEACHK OF THB PIANOFORTE ANDHARMONIUM, ADD3KS3 OABB O* MB, A, EADY, Auokteoa Mnsio wasbOTw, Qawn-etnwt



Amusements. Theatre |g|gf Royal. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS WOR SHIP THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCILLORS. MR POOLEVS SATURDAY POPULAR CONCERTS. FIFTH CONCERTOF THE SEASON. TO,-NIGHT (SATURDAY^ JUL* 28. GRAND MISCELLANEOUS NIGHT. PROGRAMME. Gleo _.. T hew^#g|coid : .. m& DUCWI WITT^MISS TAPPER Song-»Tho S to™ g Fiend EgiNG; . Song (with Harmonium Obligate)- SuUivan "ThoLostOhord p OOLE Y. Song-'LangUngScg^. ™»*» Solo (pianoforte) - Caprice, " Dance ABchcr mSI°"" MISS DONOVAN.'" uft Son g -"ThoStonn- sTA .- pKR> .. » *«*- "^MUHNHAM." Banad-"No.Sir,; BßKflTr> .. «** Interval o£ Ton Minutes. Part H» Glee-" The Red Cross Knight» .. Oolcott THE COMPANY. u - mM ""£ Son g -»TheFogßell" Go . bHi - **"* PlazSn° K « a -?ol ° " FantM. la' "' **** «W*l Angara MS g DONO VAN. Melody adapted to*\ Bach's First Pro-1 n n ,, n i,n lude, with Violin V "AveMarta".. Gounod and Harmonium 1 obUßttto madamepooley. . __. Duet-'IO. Mays't Thou Dream .. tXartow MRS REVITT and MISS TAPPER. Song-"SunßhtaeandR E ata giNG: . Slunumthal SOngß " MRS REVITT. Glee-" Sleep, Gentle Lady " ... v THE COMPANY. PRICES oFaDMISSION : Dress Circle .- Half-a-orown Entire body of Theatre (Stalls and Pit).- - - ••« Packet of twelve tlokets „_-»-....»"» Tioket to admit six „»..--«--—--t* B Tickets at Lennox's, Shortf s, andHowden's. Oonduotor and Manager Mb Poole* N.8.-Books of Words at tho Theatre. Price, nopenatT.3o.;Conoortto6omm6noeatß. i BBOTI'S OPERA HOUS& A. Fob One Nigh* Only ! _■,„_, TO-NIGHT! TO.NIBHTI BATUKDAY, JULY 28th, 1883. Mb. P. DOBAN has muoh pleasure in an nounciog that he has seoursd the sorvioefloi In oonjuuctlon with, a big Vaikty Company. FOR ONE MIGHT ONLY J .... Barry ffNell will appear In Ws Lightning Changes, Irish ComloaUtles, aid Seriocomic songs. TWELVE VARIETY ARTISTES Will Appear. Remember!-ONK NWHT ONLY. MILLION PRICES!-Pit. Is: Stalls, -i Dress Oirole, 3s. _ D A N __0_ I N Q PROFESSOR BERNARD. To meet the oonvenlenoe of his Pupils, has obtained the une of those Central Suites of Rooms over Mr Wm. Rattrai's Drapery Es tablishment in Queen-street, where the TUE3DAY BVKNING CLASS IS NOW HELD, FROM 8 10 10. All Old and New Dancer Taught, t-paoialltioa Ihe New Waltz and French C3ti".lons, now everywhere Danoed in Europe and Australia by the uppor class. Ladles and Gentlemen dealwus of joining, apply on dancing nights, or at Residence. Pupils can Join Classes at any time. Terms, One Guinea from date of entrance Private Lessons daily at Residence l DEVON. SHIR hi HOUSE, flobson-street. A BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. MONDAY,TULY SO, AND FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. Will be produced Konalni's Grand Itomant'c comio Opera, «mhe tjarber of qeville" Ihe Jjarber of Seville ("II Barbiero di Sivlglia'), I By PROFBSSOR F. 0. CAILLIAU'S OPERATIC SOCIETY. Conductor ► Prof. F, O. Callilau Stage Manager ...MrT. ILKeeßtag Cast of Characters. Figaro (tte Barber of Seville)..Mr 15, W. Sceats Count Almavlva tin lovo with Koslna) Mr V. Longuet Dootor Battolo (Rosina'a tyrannloal naardlan) „ MrT. Leedham Don BaslUo (a muslo master, Bartolo'n Confidant) „ "MrW.Georga Florelio (tho Count's valet) .. MrF.a.Bceaw Captain of tha Buard .. _ ..Mr Wright Imbroglo „ Mr J. Peet Rosina (an heiress, ward of Bartolo) Mies Carrie Giibhle Bertha (hor attendant) .. _ Madame Foley Soldiers. Musicians; So. GRAND AND NEW COSTUMES I SVLENDID MOUNTING I The Management have spared neither trouble nor expense ia suitably Costuming and Mount ing tne Opera on this, its first production In Auckland since it waa performed try CagU and I aster's Royal Italian Opera company. POWERFUL OttCHfSTRA, oomptislng some ot the Loading InßtrumentaUms of Auok land (lnoludlng oavaral members of the Choral Soolety, who have generously givea their RWIOtB.) ——— GRAND_CHORUS I ObargOß of Admission:- Dress Giiolo and Orohestra Stalls, 4s; Stalls, 3s: Pit; 2a. Box Plan at Lennox's (late Waytety. R, W. Soeats, tree ; T. Leedham. Troas, pHO RA L HALL. MR. GORDON GOOCH'S ANNUAL AND FAREWELL OONOBHT. ANNUAL AND FAREWELL CONCKRT. ON MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20. Jeleotlons (new to Auckland) from Wallaoe'a ' Oharmlnit Opera "LUULIWE." by Class Mem ' bers and Private Pupils. C^RAND ASSAULT AT ARMS.- JT THURSDAY. 2nd AugUßt.-Bt. Sepul ohre's £ chool. Symonris-street. Fencing, Slrgle sticks. Boxing, Sabres, Gymnastics, Indian clubs. Dumb-bel's, »word Feats. ss=_ iiectures. OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION (Corner ot Wellesley and Albert-streets)! WINTER COURSE OF LECTURES. Friday. August 3-Professor F. D. Brows, B.So, tubleot i •' Electric Lighting." Friday. Ausust 17—Entertainment. Friday. August 31— H. G. Seth Smith, Esq.. B.M. Bnbleot: " Charles Klngsley. , Friday. September 14—Uev. J. 8. Hill. Sub jeoti "Alcohol." Friday, September 28—Professor A. P. Thomai M.A., F.L.S. Subject:', Volcanoes.'' Commencing at 7.39 Seats reserved for ■ tloket-holders till 7,20. Tlokets for the course, to admit bearer and lady, 6s; to admit bearer • only, 3s 6d. Admission to single lecture. Is— i may be bad from the Booksellers or any member • ot ommlttee, and at thu Rooms. ' THOMAS HUDDLE, i Hon. Sec, I - ______ i UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. 1 The Lectures of the Second Term will be Commenced on • MONDAY next, tho 30th ; instant. Until further notice, the hours ot the sevoral ieotures will bo as before. 1 R, KIDD, ; Registrar. gotejg. J ja/T'l L L I O N Fit I C E 8. I JIWJL BOTTLE DEPARTMENT, I AUCKLAND HOTEL, I Auckland Aysnux. I Brandy, 4/6, 5/, 5/9 bot. Henn<;°scv i-i-an), w D Whisky. 1/. 1/B bOtUe LL WJ-i-ky. 6; bottle / Walker's Whisky, 1/6 Rum, ~i l". ; Key Knm, 4/6 Red Heart hum, 5/ I Geneva (qts), 4/6 Port, Sherry. &6.4/. 61 j English Ale, 1/3,1/4 Sohnapps (qts). 4/6 Assorted Cos.a nfftfla np in proportion, Open tram 9 a.m. to 6 p.m, S r CAifgERY. PronriMof UL HT? M ?J BKs °N- j HOUSE. SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL j idkcorj.tivjj: painter. * NO, 8, WYHDBAH.gxBKBX,.