The Auckland Evening Star.

VQITXIX"No. 3,933

aUCKLaISD. N.Z.. THURSDAY. MARCH 1. 1883,

(Published Daily)

PRICE: ONK PENNY



C=!!9^ Shipping ■ -"""" QTEAM TO LONDON. |H^K. OKIBNT LINB. tlilraiWV The following Steamships be- T «■ tha Orient Stoam Navigation Com ""^.mitSdlandtne Paolflo Bteam Navlga- P'WJHiXmS■ wiui loave SYDNEY a* the «»5 •"SSSSd datea for mblbouknb. »^SS)T »4 LONDON. Tla Sue* Canal _-Pj3YI "~j iTaUo March Z CS»i?t» *NH March SO IBKW A-• s g7fl Apr n is 6As?ht MI9 April 25 nrrihTSßrvioe wiU be maintained by fiuc- steamers atintervals ot a Fortnight. Fares to London, 15 to 70 guineas i Cana "aWLSBhIIIIBgB. Parcels bookod through to London. PAdrtnasrs can book from Auokland at a, ' uffl rate to cover International fare and to ! paaaagMi com lionoon can na granted In ASS"Sana and tnU partlonlare, apply, 1b ton. aJKnT&MMi S Co., and Anderson. Andw- JS'fcOo. JoSt Managers of tho Ltaot « » fSWu in Auckland. DNIOM BTKAMSHIP 00. OV VS. (Lemhbd). puaan-aueet, f TNION STEAMSHII" fe^VT'^i U COMPANY OV NBW if Sl^S rt ZKAIiAND (LIMITBD). |k:Ji£s<j4 TIMB TABLE— { ,i Makch, 1883. ! — WR TARANAKI, NKLBON, PIOVON, WKli- UNfITON, LYTTKLTON. AND WKBT OOASr POKTd (rROM MANPgAP). Steamer. Date ot Sallinz* Latest I'iiwcA On arrival "f mall — Vbnqviw Tue:day, 13,10 a.m. 0 a.m, KOK GISBORNE. NAPIKR, WKLLINUTON. LYTTELTONT, POKT OHAIiMKRa, AND BLUFF (rnQM At/oklawd). MINiPOUBI IFrldayTz, noon I - AB*WaTA I Thursday. 8. Boon I — , FOR TAURAN3A, GI3BORNK, NAPIKR, ! AND WKLUNGTON. TiURQA ~l Saturday, 3. 6 p.m. | - ~~~JfQKJgELBOUKNa, VIA 80DTH. Masapouri I Friday. 2, noon I — ARIWATi* Thursday, 8, noon I — «Ualllng at Hob»Tt. , ~2_ "~ FOR 3YDNKY. Te Aniu I Tnoid»y, 6.5 p.m. I — ~ FOtt WB3TPQRT. Qiupehe | Friday, 2.6 p.m. I — roR--L.syuKA ako suva. jlotobua I Wednss.. 7, !i p.m. I — (Carao (ill noon). ' for p.uaaaiiL and kawakawa. Roiorpa I Welneß, 7,5 p.m. I — m Cargo must be booked and alongside TWO HOUR 3 before advertised tlmo of depar*n». Passage tickets must hi t ikon at the Com jany-a Office. lackland BrancS, Fort-atreei *, CJTEAM 10 fTIHAMES, *B?*Sa®^ Connecting with JriJJßitßg* RIYBR SIE &MXR3 BTIBUN3 WORTH, OHI«BMURI, WAITK KAUBI, WAfHr, TH AROHA GOLDFIKLDi<. mursinsvills, waitoa plains, and grant & fostkr'd sicttlkmsm. Time Table, 8, S, ROTOMAHANA AND P.S. ENTERPRISE MO. 2 FROM AUCKLAND 1 ROTOMAHANA, KNTIBFBIBB, Thursday , S atierncjn — Friday — 12 midnight Saturday T^Omornlng — FROM THAMES KOToMAHAIM, I KNXKBFBISIE. 11 morrjiog — 1.30 aftarnoon 112 midnight No cargo received far Rotamnhsna within tauf-an-hour of advertised time of leaving. Not resnoaslbls for uhlpplna. earrylns. u( dll fkvgug lira ones FRA3BR fc TIMNB, Agantti sjßiK CTiSAM XO THB HOT 3§gSß£?.yj SPRING?, MAHURANGIi . KAWAU, A» OUAHA. me 1.8. KOas cabby, Al at Lloyd'i, W. Somerville, Mazter, iBOT SPRINGB—Kvery Tuesday, Thursday, aad Saturday, at 11 a.m. retcrnlng od Wed nesday, Friday, and Monday. MAHUttANGI— Kverj Thnraday and Satar ; day, at 11 a.m., returning on Friday and Monday, a9 per time table. jfiw% AIKT6ry Tneeday.at 11 a.m., re- OMAHA / tarnin« on Wednesday. | TIMK-TABLH". I From Warkworth Whart j Friday, March 2, at 10 a.m, Monday, March 5, 2 p.m. Friday, March 9,8 a.m. Monday, March 12, 9 a,m. i Friday, March 16,11 a.m. Monday, Maroh 19, 2 p.m. Friday, March 23, 8 a.m. Monday, March 26, 9 a.m, Thursday, March 29,10 a.m. Ho Cargo received within half-an-honr Of livertised time of Balling. No Parcels, or Goods taken without shipping lots. Freight mnßt be prepaid on all parcels, HENDERSON £ MAOFARLANB, i __ Agentß._ Sfififcgja B. MANUKAU. TIME TABLE-MARCH, 1883, Leave Onehunga: Leave Waiuku: JJar- Mar. , J-Saturasy, 11.30 a.m. 3-Saturday, i p.m. S-Monday, 3p.m. 6—Tuesday,B am. 6-Tuesday, 4.30 p.m. 7-Wednesday, 9 a.m. 8-Thursday, 5 p.m. 8 -Friday, 10.30 a.m. |O-Saturday, 7 a.m. 10-Saturday,ll.3oa.m, t 12-Monday, 8 a.m. 12-Monday, 12.30 p.m. JJ-Wednesday, 9 a.m. U-Wednes, 1.30 p.m. ' 15-Tlmrsday (for Manu ,, JgJ Heads), 8 a.m. lft-Fnd«y, 11 a .m. 16-Friday, 3.30 p.m. 19-Monday, 3 p.m. 20—Tuesday, ? a.m. i p.m. 21—Wednesday, 9 a.m. K-Thnrsday, 5 p.m. 23-Friday, 10 a.m. ijl-Saturday, 7 a.m. 24-Saturday,ll.3oa.m. jS-Monday, 8 a.m. 29—Monday, 12.30 p.m. «-Wednesday, 8.30 a.m, 28—Wednesday, 1 p.m. 23-Thnrsday (for Manu- , kau Heads), 8 a.m. 31-Saturday, 10 a.m. 31-Saturday, 2.30 p.m. AU Freights payablo before delivery of goods. J, BARR BROWN, Managing Director. , AJV mHE NEW ZEALAND ,^S&J^ J- SHIPPING COMPANY'd "■""■■ FOR LONDON DIRECT. Ko Iron Clipper Barque, LOCH CREE, j JM Al »tLtoyd'a. T9l tons register, John Jonbß, now loadiog, will have quick desDatoh, *"3 ■will gall on or about the ] Oth of March. to freight apply to THK SIW ZBAIiAHD SHD7PINQ 00. ... „ (LIMITED), Agents, ___ I '^^^QTjsam *O LONDON, PaNINBDIjAR AND ORIKNTAL BTBAM NAVIHATION COMPANY. JS*,P<Mni>anrt ateamahlps (under oontraet JJja tha Victorian Government fox the con- J2?°» of Har Majesty's Mails) will be <ywohea tar piTmoath and London as under StAunmi I Leave Leave | ByaneT- Melbourne SloA? 1" •• 9.- Mar. 9 Maroh 16 jjfg.::ri;: M .^ lß ag," HiS^S 1 D"sage money io Plymonth or ion 2wi «2.nrst. and £15 seoond-olaea, Italian S?J««nrat|and BJO aeoond-olaBS. Pasaen- at Auokland secure special advAa teSj.hT?lM PMHoalarß respecting paßsase noney and freight apply to OttUIOKSHANK S CO. J^JMen-atreet. Atokland, 8e" S. COROMANDEL. Captain W. D. Hargrove, . Timk-tam,b. Jrii?! 6" Auoklana i I eaves Coromandol i > "%.Mar.2,ilp.ni. Satnrday. 3.1 ».m. ?Mther and other o'.roumßianoes permitting. (l 2" r Mppmlble in ahlpptog, currying, or dla "Jtslag live tjotik. wtJ.J'MSO receive 1 without ab^pplnt: note, »na WjMoeigmus be prepaid on boarfl. A.R.H SWINDLKY, Manager,



Shipping. a&S^ IVTOKTHEKN BTEAMBHIV COMPANY lUHITBD). TIMB-TABLK-MAROfI. (iVeathar end other oirosmstaßeM mnnlttHHJ. FROM QUKKN-STKKST WHAItF. f OB TAUKAHOA AND BAT OT PLKNTY POBTI. aTKAMan. I Dat» of bailiwb. Wellington Thursday, March 1, a p,m. Glonelg Monday. 5, 5 p.m. Glonolg Thursday, 8,5 p.m. Wellington Monday, 12,5 p.m. Wellington Thursday, 15, 5 p.m. Glonelg Monday, 19, S p.m. Glonolg Thursday, 22,5 p.m. Wellington Monday, 20,5 p.m. Wellington Thursday, 29,5 p.m. oonnooie at Xatuanga for Opo- Staffa tiki and Bar ot Plenty Port! every Tueaday. FOR KUSSKLL, WHANQABOA, AND HAN* GONm. Wellington Monday, March 5,5.30 p.m Glenolg Monday, 12, fi.3o p.m. Wellington Monday. 19,5.30 p.m. Glenelg Monday, 26, S.SQ p.m. COB TTBAIIOABIII AMD WHANQABKI HJUDS] (Parrying paaaengers ana cargo tot Watpn). .„. Kvery Monday and Thnrtday, Imi at 6 p m. .„ ~ Kvery Tuesday and Friday,** Argyw 6 ptnJ FOB MAHQAPAI. Argyla I Kvery Tnesd ay. at 5 p.m. FOB MBBOPBY BAY. Douglas I Mvery Monday, at« p.m. rQB MAWOAWAI, Douglas I Bvary Thuraday, at I p.m. FROM MANUKAO. FOB WAITABA. Macgregor | Monday, 5,1 p.m. > ~ FOB HOKIAMOA. Rowena I Tuemay. 13,1p.n>, Bowena I Tneedty. 27.1 p,m. >OB QPDMAKK AND WANOANPI. Rowona IWr lnc:daT, 7.10 am. Rowena I Monday. 19.10 am. g fOT Cargo must bo booked and alongside on* tour before advertised time of departure. ' Passage tickets mnst be taken at the Com f*nFiGfflae. No. 67. Qaeen-street. Auektand, A. MOGRBGOR, Muiielng Dtreo tot *a£ft*^ ttiiOß WAIT AR A,—Tho ■s^S^£' * Northern Bteamflhlp Co.'s r r Ja9*^=* MAOURKQOR will leave the One hnnga Wharf as above (weather and other olr eamstanoea permitting) on MONDAY, sth lltroh, at 1 p.m.~A. MoGbkqob, Managisg [>.rector N. 8.8. Co. ' S^a^^ ITOR OPUNAKE AND $S33E. * WANBANUI-The Bf. RO ;- *™IWmr WE>A will leave Onehuoga Wharf as above (weather and other olrcnmsttncea permlttUiKloii WKDNKBDIY, Mrroh T. al 10 a.m.-A. mcHrhgob, ManagingUireuWr N.aS. Co. iKkte^ TilOR WHANGARBI AND 1' WAIPU (weather and other ""^^■^Olroumstanoeß permitting).^l he p.p. lONA will leave Queen street Wharf every MONDAY rod TauKSDIY. at S p.m.: and tha a." ARGYLK «vnry TUESDAY red FRIDAY, at 5 p.m.-A JlcHbiOok, Managing 1 ireotor S& 8 Co. *&*&> gPRIHGS, The 8.8, lONA WiU leave Queen-street Wharf (weather and other clrcnmstanoea permitting) EVERY SATURDAY, AT 2 P.M., Roturning from Waiwera every MONDAY, a 6,Soa.m. Return Tickets — ~ 10a A. MeG Managing Director ,S. Co, _. . tfiiOß LONDON DIKECT. jflßggEk Tho Magnificent Iron Ship, iSillfil BORDER CHIEF, 100 Al at Lloyd's, 1011 tons register, Schieklohe Commander, 18 now loading, aci having tho meater portion of her Cargo engaged,.will meet with good despatch. For freight, fto.. apply to^^ Agents, sS&Sfc^ «*• HK!•IE X' S. Jwl" ■■■'*• Ihop.s. ■ i TONQARIRO Will In future run to St. HelUr'fl Bs/on TUKB DAY. THURSDAY, and BATUBDAY. leaving Qaeen-a treat Wharf at 2 p.m.. re turning »t 0 p,m, KeturaTioket Sixpence. Refreshments on the groond. Hotels. DACIF I O HOT BL, JOHN GILLANDER, Proprietor, Begs to announce to his friends and tho general public, that he has completed the extensive Alterations on his Premises. Among the many improvements, he has intro duced a SPECIAL DINING-ItOOM. under tho superintendence of a -well-known Caterer. Tho Cuisine will bo tho Best tho Season can Bupply. Meals at all hours. BEST BRANDS OF~WINES AND SPIRITS. Hancock's Sparkling Ales always on Draught. Board and Residence 20s. per Weok Reasonable Charges. Excellent Fare. Civility and Attention. Good Stabling. TjiXCHANGE HOTEL (Bettor known as the Barrel Hotel), P A R N E L L. Tho Proprietor has gooo to considerable exponso in RE ERECTING THIS HOTEL, Which is Now Open to tho General Public. Tha BILLIARD-ROOM is admitted by compo tent judges to bo One of the Best in Auck land ; it is extra well furnished, and contains ono of Alcock's Tables (new), at a cost of nearly £200, with the Patent Climatic Equilibrium Cushion, and is undor tho management of Mr. R. Surman, for some timo Marker at the North ern and Auckland Clubs. WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST QUALITY ONLY. Hancock's Sparkling Ales Always on Draught. F. TOMLINSON. PnOPBIETeR. p A C I F I C HOTEL, RUSSELL, BAY OF ISLANDS. G. H. WHITE ... .- Pbopbietob. The above Hotel having nndergene extensive and thorough repairs, the Proprietor trusts that by careful attention to the wants of travellers and regular customers, he Will obtain a fair share of the patronage of all. There is a good Billiard Table,a good Cuisine, and tho very best ot Spirits, Wines, and Ales. Preparations are being made for a really good Salt Water Bath, so suitable for all travellers to and from Sydney, &c. Tho Bay of Islands can not surpass the advantages offered for bathing, as it ft but ono succession of bays and inlets tor over eighteen miles. Families can be accommodated with private rooms and all tho requisite conveniences. Oysters and Fish will be always on hand. bo obtained for Picnics Fishing Parties, &o. TERMS MODERATE. Commodions Sample Room for Commercial Travellers. XJOYAL MAIL HOTEL, NGARUAWAHLA. First-class Accommodation for Visitors and Commercial Men. Samplb and Bagatelle Rooms. ( Saddle Horaes and Pleasure Boats alwaye on Hire. ELLISON & LATCHMORE, Proprietobb. VJT7- A D E H O T E li. Wwia and Spirits o» Best Brands. ; Good Accommodation for Travellers. 1 MeaU ready at all tours. Soon Stabling for Horses. M, LENNON, Pbopbietob



I Public Noticea. __^ J, ]&• -B LAIK 18, VICTOKIA-STREKT, IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' & FURNISH INS IKONMONOKRS Uibeot mow MANurAOiuaßßfl, Haa for Bale, at Low Bates— Carpenters' Torts tCallii Looks, Btingea Kltohon Ranges Beftlaier Grates, ta great Variety Marbla and BnameHed Slata Mantlepleoea. Largeet .Stock In Anokland Marblo, Blectro-Plate, Curb, and other Fenders Galvanised Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zluo Slates, Cement, and Plaster IN3PHOTION INVITKD. QUPERIOR CORKUGATED TANKS J. L. KEAN Has for Bale a number ot the above with Taps, ready for me; price 35e, at hlg Shop, Wellealoy street Ksst (noxt door to Crowther'a Stables). Large QaanUtlea of bpouung, Ridging, and Down Pipes, always in Hiook. Verandah Iron oarvod at the (hottest notloe. Couotry orders will always receive his prompt attontlod. Load Washers always on hand. TmDWARD HARTLEY, AROHItSOT, BTIOHBUBrS BUILDINGS, QUaKN-STREBT. HOUSE. LAND, AND ESTATE AGKNC Y,-Central Ohambare, 177. Quoon street, and Kverton Cottsae, Church • Btreot, North Shoro.—'l ho underpinned. In oommenolna the abovo Buelnoss, beets to intimate to Property Holderß. and the Public generally, that any Boslnesß entnuted to him will have his per sonal and careful Buperyielon, and trutta by strict promptitude and integrltr, to merit Buy pott from hla many known trlends, ALFRED COX. i\r H. SKINNER & BON, TT . BUILDERS, CARPENTKR3 AND JOINERS, Vulcan Lank, All Branched of tho Building Trade exocutodby Ehcporlonoed Workmen. Bhop Fronts, Onloo Fittlnga &o. jy O TTC~K~~(rF~R~iS"M O V A L. MRS PHILIP, Bread and Biscuit Bakor, has Romovod to Larger Promises in Viotoria-Btroot, known aa tho Victoria Bakery, Sho thanks her nu moroua customers and the gonoral publfc for past support, and hopes they will continue thulr patronago In tho future TyrOTICE OF REMOVAL, THE NORTHER^ BOOT AND SHOE MANU FACTURING COMPANY (LIMITED), In Romoving to their New Factory and Offices at tho Foot op Hodson-stkkkt, beg to thank their Customers for past Bupport. and solicit a continuance of tho same: also to Inform the Trade generally that their Now Promises, j which aro most commodious, convenient, and specially lighted, together with tho Erection ot additionaOmproyctt Maohlnery and Motlvo Power, will onubru them to manufacture Boots. Shoes, Uppers, #0., |n tho vory boat stylo and workmanship. All ordors by Post, Telograph, or Tolophone, will have the best despatch. Customers lnvltoa to select their purchases. tar Uoto ijpw Address: LOWER HOBSON STREET, Next poop to Glepsqs'b,. OREAT SALE OK PIUTUiiBS, JT MOyLDINGB, GLASS. Mulpal Instrument*, &a, to make room for Hew Goods, arrlvlDK by ovary vessel at Wholesale ana Retail Plotnre Frame Mannfao tnrff, Importor, &c, VICTOSUA-31'KKUT, «|i Uoors abOTO Albert street, Auokland. SKLLING riFK SIjIiING UFF~ GRKAT BARGAINS FOR 6 WEEKS ONLY, Commenolng a ATUR£A V, Jan, 80,1883. Over 8,000 Plotnres, New Bnbjeots la Oleo graphs, Chromo* Kngrarlngir, Prints. 90,000 eet of out Maple and Roaeword Mould oga. Glsbs Oai to Size, concertinas from 9 aJ. Molodlans 7s 3d, Violins (aplenald Talus), Violin Btrlnes and Klttlngs. Batjos, Gnltars, FluteJ, Tamboaxlnea, Month Organ*. Flagao etta, Mublo Hooka, eta, eto. Over 10.000 Hhests of Bonipa at Id per sheet, usual prtoe from 3d t j d, Kvery one should send for onr Wonderful Is Packet ot Soraps, worth at least Is. A great lednotlon In Frames Made to Order daring the salo'"ly, A Choice Assortment of Birthday and WeddngCarda, The Whole to be Bold »t Prices nbvkb BsroßS offkued Is Now Zoa 'eacher and Repairer ot Mustoal Indtrnmente, Pianoforte. Violin, Comet. && «n X N O^ I X G T of eretr desoriptloa put np br contract Nobody oan do It oheaper or better than Bam White. Paling Fences, post and »lit Win and Picket Fenoas Of ovary sort. Prtoes on application. All kinds ot Gates made to order, and flxed whore required. Fenoe* Painted. Poets, Rails, Palings, SUnglet, House Blocks, fco» (or eale at yards. BAK, WHITB, Fencer. Qor»«tree> near Britomart Httel AMES B O T C H X R, CARTER, CONTRACTOR, &O. Goods Carted and Delivered from Ship's Sldo on Shortest Notice. BALLAST SUPPLIED. Newcastle and Bay of Islands Coal; also, Fire wood (cut and uncut) reasonable I L h I A M IHOM A H, Corner of Lome and Vlotoria-itreels, Anokland Kast. MONUMENTAL. MARBLE AND GKNKR a>L STONEMASON, AROHITKOTURAL SCULPTOR & CARVKtt InsorlptlODa aoonrate and beautiful. Monumeots, Tombs, Hoaditones, and every description ot Stone work at tbe lowest possible nrioes for town and country. | a 13 v Z 2 it V C. F.~COOPER, 177 & 279, UPPKR QUEEN-BTREET, FIBBT Pbizm AnOELAND Biiow, 1881 Manufacturer of Kvery Description cf CaRRIAGK, GIO, BUGBY, CART. AND PLOUGH BAKNKSB. Ladles' and Gent** Saddles, Paok Saddles, Bags, Valises, Lwislngs, to., &c, on hand and made to orderi Bridles. Whips, Spurs, Bits j Brnabeß, Blllman'a Embrocation fto, Bteepleohaao and Raoe Baddies madat order. _^_. BOOKBINDINw AND ACCOUNT BOOK FACTORY. VIOTORIA-BTBK«T WEBT. AUCKLAND, One Door above Holland & Butler's, CHARLES COOPER, Late Bead of the " Herald" Department, Begs to Inform hla Friends and the Pub'Jo In general that he has cotnmenoed Business for ilmsalf. CC. la now prepared to execute Promptly, Cheaply, and in the Bkst fcTSLB, all olaaaes of uooebindino and general Sm tlonery. OATS. OATS- /\ATS. 1000 SACKB /"IOOD ALD f\A.TB ACKS VXOOIJ ULD \JaTB (UETIBtt FOR FSKD THAN NEW). IN LOTS TO U T PURCHASERS, AT LOW BATES. »y AND Q_ \yINSTONE. H I N B^ L JS V * Ggrbral Stokbebepkb ft Pbovibion Dealhr, Colleok Road, Ponbonby, Begs to call the attention ot the inhabitants of Ponionby and Dlatrlots to hla Largo and Varied stock and General fctozea, Including Ironmongery, Hollow-ware, Tinware, Sarthen ware, China and Glass, A Large Assortment of liocka. Hinges. Nails, and Carpenters' Tools always on hand. Linseed OU, Palnti, Bto. LOWE3T TOWN PRIOBB FOR OASH. JAMES QL A RE, Having retnraed from Friendly ißlanflj. wishes resneotfoUy to Inform the pnbUo that he has BTABTED BOMKUSa AGAIN IN HIB OLD SHOP COSTOM-Hou«B-3TRSET Webt, and will be most happy to see his old customers, and any new ones who will favour him with their P^»U kinds ot Yachts and Boats built to order on the shortest notice. Boats repaired. N.B.—A Small BUp on the premises. J. OLARR, YACHT AMD %OAT BUILDER, 6TJSTOH-HOUSE-STBKET WEST, FKBBMAW'B BAY, AGS. RAGS. —The Auckland Raj Company, top of Lower Dnrham-sfreet la prooared to give the highest price for first clasi Rags; also, ii a cash purchaser at hlghes rates ot ail old Canvas and, Rope.



Public Notices. H. BENNETT & SONS • PAINTERS, PAI'ifKHANGKRSt AND HOUSK OECOBATOBS. Dbalbrb iir xrx. Kindh of Painteub Requisites. FREEMAN'S BAY OIL AND COLOUI WAREHOUSE, AUCKLAND. rTHAMJJB CAKKIAUK A«L> DliAli JL gAOTORY. JAMES MaCKIE, Proprietor, Victokia-st, East, Auckland, Repairs of every description In Wood an£ Iron noatly exoomud on the shorteßt notice. Sprlnga made and repaired. Always on Hand—A large quantity of Lamps also Ironbartt Shafts and Bpokos, Rod Uum Fol loea. and Hobart Town Hardwood. N.B.—Oonntry orders pn»otaally attonded to, Formosa) In Morto. -VTEW ZEALAND FERNS .131 (Unmounted, or Tastefully Mounted In various ways), From 12 up to 120 Varioties, For Sale dy ERIC CRAIG, PRINCES- STREET. PAUL PUCH, Manukau Road, ParnelJ, wishes to Inform tho public of Auok'and that ho manufactures all kinds of STATUARY InComont and Plaster ot I'arla. Ordora BOlloitod. .n 04BINHTMAKKRP. ' UPHOL3LBKER3 AND UNDSRTAKER3. KARANQAHAPE ROAD fNoxt to Garretfa, Butcher). Mtttrassoa made and Ro-made, Conohesfaud Chairs mado to order and old ono mado equal to new Kvory description of Cabinet work doao on tha Bhortoat noUoo. 5,000 * * w A X D Will bo paid to anyone who can prove that the Newly-dlsoovored LiMK Juice Pympla la not a Palatable and Rofr?Bhirg Drink, ln- I vlgoratinic tbe system, vurltytog tho blood, and making tbo brain olear and healthy. On bo us« by the moot dellostely-constttntod. Io fsot It baa been asoertnlned that by regulating tbe dlot and using tho Lime Jnloe Pjmpla aa a bnvcaKO, a now constitution la built up Character and purity of Ingredients rum an teed, Invaluablo amongst olilulren. Hanufaotared eololy by EHRENFKIKD BKOS., And Sold Wholotale and Ralall by all Wine and Spirit Merchants In New Zealand. NION OIL, SOAP, AND OAJNDLE COMPANY LIMITED). MANUFACTURERS OF COMMON AND TOILET SOAPS, CANDLHS, PKANOT, AND OTHER LUBRICATING. OILS, Soar and Candle Works: Pabkell Oil Works: Cubtomboobk-btbkkt West. Warehouse and Oilloos; Lowsb Albert ETIIEBT. Cash Purchasers of Tallow emd Rough Fat, Delivery taken at their Parnoll Works Warehouse. U" ~~U TO B A TII to ROTH'S PUBUO HOT, COLD, AND SHOWER BATH 3. VwTOniA • stiubt Kabt. oharge-ONKBHILLIN9. ODon all week days bom 7 a.m, tn 9 p.m.. and SUNDAY MORN INGS from S till 10 a.m. The Batn-rooma are all private, and supplied with every conven ience. Tnrklsh towots. flnsU and hair liroshon, oomba. respirator*, notps. &0. Hoieot Bath rooms (private)' for Lsaloa every day. at all honri. with female attendanoa. One Shilling and Sixpence. Please note the address:—Vlotorla- Btroet KMt, afcova the Greyhound Hotel, and next tho Uhnnp Bedding and Furniture Mart. Auckland. N.B.—Barber la attendance. JST ewt o n Baths AND Billiard J^ooms, PITT-STREET (below tho Weslcyan Church), NOW OPEN, Comprising tho BEST BILLIARD SALOON In the Colony, with Two First-class Tablos; CHES3-ROOMandREADING-ROOM,In which will bo found all tho leading Sporting and Scientific Newspapers and Magazines from all Parts of tho world; also, A First-class REFRESHMENT ROOJL HOT, COLD, AND SHOWER BATHS, Unequalled in tho Colony, TO enable families to avail themselves of tho advantages tho Bath-rooms afford, Tickets oro issued at 8s por dozen. Bath-room open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.; on Saturdays, to 11 p.m.; Sunday, 5 to 10 a.m. D. GRUBB, Proprietor. P. SHINE, Managor. tTemoval of "Business We beg respectfully to inform the Pnbllo ot Auckland and tmrrouodlng dlatrlots that we are REMOVING OUR HRTAIL BUdINKS i TO OCR NEW PBMIBE3, the noit shop bnt one below Mr Rattray'a, Draper/Queen-atreet. where, with the lnoreased accommodation at oar command, and tho su perior faollltlea we shall possess (or the efficient ssmlnct of our bnelness, wa hopo to mo'itan lnoreating share of the patronage whioh baa been hitherto 80 liberally uncorded to us. In view of tbe rapid advanoemertof tbo City Of AuoSlandrwe believe the time haa anived when a f£bt>olass cbin a, glass, and karthenware ESTABLISHMENT has booome necessary, where noodß of a bu perlor description oan be obtained without having to send to otner pluses out ot the Colony to purobate them. To supply thla want and keep paoa with tho advancing requirements ot the City will be our oonstant aim, aad we con fldent'y rely UDon the support of ins Anokland public to enable ua successfully to carry oat our DUrDOBO« OUR IMPORTATIONS being large wo aro enabled to tmroh&Be goods at the vbbx lowest RAT«s. and our customers may rely upon tecelvlog the bneflc of any ad vantoga we may possess In thla respeot. We are, i ours f althfullly, BOYLAN & TANFIELD, Auckland, Janna 1883. Bancationai. y I O L IN LASS. A CtABB FOR BEGINNERS on the above Inatrnment will be opened at PROFjCtSuK CAILLI&U'S Residence, Gloucester House, Drey street, on WKDNKBD AY, March 7th, at T SO p.m., where names of Ladles and Gentleman will bo received. Terms (Including munlo for home studies), £lla per Quarter, in advance. JBT, 2"D, gRD, & gTH pOBITION3. AN ADVANCE!! VIOLINT COAS3 will be opened at PROFESSOR CAILLIaU'S Resi dence. Gloucester Houße, G ey-stroet, on WED. NS 9DAY, March 7th, at B.SO p.m., where namec ot liadleß and Gent'.eaon will be received, Terms (Including muslo for home Btudian. £1 It per Qoarter. In advance. The A.rt of Singing. I KOMI $&s!§?§& 0F MUSICi ! ACADEMY Ea%ri(^2!rS& LONDON. I MB, GORDON GOOCH (Bronze : ML and SUver Medallist and : Asaoclato) having studied Ten ; Terms In this Royal and National ; Institution, is, In the opinion of : the several Professors with whom : he was placed, duly quullflod to I teaoh Singing, — (Signed), G. A. i Maovabben, Mub. Doo, Cam ; br)dge.-18r». la referenoe to above, Mr. Gooob Is preparei to receive names of Private Pupils fo SitraiNO and Voice Production at his Privat Boßldoneo. ALBERT PARR All Tuition resumod TUESDAY, Januar SOtb; ' MR. F. B, WOODHAM TbAOBER Of TER ; PIANOFORTE AMD HARMONIUM. • ADDBKSB 0 ABB OF ,■ Mb. A. EaDY, Auckland Muslo Warehouse, Qti6on-Bt,



Merchandise i AKTHUK j_j j^ATHAH GENERAL IMPORTER AMD *' COMMISSION MERCHANT, 11, LOWKB QUSEN ■ BTESHT, I AUG9&AKD (OPPMIta Railway ReolameUon), r AND AT 9, NBW IJUOAD-BTKEKT, LOMDOH, Also Bepreientatlves in America, Con tlnentel and Colonial PorU. GENERAL MERCHANDISE omnrs uTonaa 1 BKAB, OOVFIUES FBPPBB AND BPSOSB DUUBD FBUITH . OAWNKD VBUIT AND VCODTABKIII PBICBBBWD MSITB BUBAOB BICIB, SAFIOOA. AMD BAUO BKYHAtTSUY DOHFBOTIOHKUI JAMS AMD JHIXIIU VBBBIBTVD VIEH OAKDUEB OOLONIAL PBODUOa ■OBAOOOB OIQABS AND CIBAIURTnI WAX MATCnita WBJJPFINO PAPBRS rAPBB BAOS twiNsa OIXB AND FAinn HOPfl OBMBHT Aim PLASMS OBoomunr PIANOS AND nABHONIDMfI wnras Asm bpibits AOKNOy AND SAMPLE ROOMS VOX BiIRItUI AHS FOBBiaX MAITOFAOrDM>II INDENTS FOR~ALL CLASSES O» MERCHANDISE. EXECTJTBD ON AnVAHTAaxOUB TIB MB. Ijbbru auvawoeh on Kauri Gum, Woo ahfl other Colonial and Inland Produoe for ihln meat to London, at whloh port same wu eoelrs prompt attention from MrL. A, Nathan ARTHUR H. NAIHAK MOOKK & muWNSHEND, OOKE & IOWNSHKMD, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS AND IMPORTEKS Of tho following Goods which aro OF THE FINKST QUALITY AND AHE NOW on SALE PORTB Sherries Madeira Champagne SPARKIiING BURGUNDY JAJIAIOA RUM Ijowndcs' do BRANDIKS Honncssy'B * * * Martcll's palo and (fark Cavalier * " " in bulk and caao Old Tom Geneva JDKZ Wolfo'sSchnaiipa WHISKEYS TEACHKIVS Grconless and Colvillo's Dnnvillo's AUSTRALIAN WINKS Tokay Mauiro Muscat SUraz Keislinf^ Hockhcimcr Krontimnc Ohassolas in pints and quarts LIQUEURS Curacoa Maraschino CLARKTS ] ,v Kpso St. Julion La Feto St, Kstopho St. KnUicon (lianto) ALE AND STOUT Marrian's Bass Tonnant'a Guinncss'B Dublin Stout Whitbroad Ixjudon do In nin.. —oji^w-ri. Addross: FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND. A. fi EATH EB, GKNEUAI, IMPOBTEB, HAS ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE BRANDY- Courvolßler'a Brandy In bulk do do one diamond, f onr dia mond, and TO Associated Vineyard Brandy In bnlk/ease, flask, and half-Bask Mailer Kreres' Brandy In bulk, oaae, flisfc, and half flub HennocuF'B Brandy In case W, and A. GUbey'a Brandy in oase BUM— Lowndea*, SO c.r., -oaakß and hhda Lemon Hart's, t-casks W. and A. Gllbey'a. In case, VV and whit« WHISKY (bnlk)- Oreenleee; Inveroese, QlenUret, Terrier, Klrker, Groer and Cc,. In demljohna and 2 gallon Jars WHISKY(pase»- Oollio Blend, Royal Blend, Rob Roy. Jero boam, Glon Almond. W, and A. Gilbey'r Irish and bootoh In flasks BOHNAPPB- Henko'B, W. and A ■ Gllbey*! WINKS (bulk)- BUys and Ootln'B, Australian, Grenaoh. and Tokay WINES (In case)— W. and A, Gllbey'a (Cattle brand), Port, .- Sherry, Glare*, Marsala, Madeira, IA, A, b, o, b, and a; td Glarote, 0, 1, 3, S, I j Ghampaßzta — Roederer, Perrler and Camuset ALK- Baaa, bottled by HaU Boar"B Head, bottled by Hall John Hull, bottled by John Held Aahby's and MoKwan's ' 'Globe" brand Anslo-Bavarian BTOOT- Boar'a Head, Hall Kdmond'a Plk Brand Qnlness's, bottled by Blood Wolfe Sparkling Nenrotone, plntß and quarts Qale and Krlond'sand Johns, Malthewaand 00. Genuine White Lead and Zinc Linseed Oil, Raw and Boiled, n drnmi Colza Oil, In drums Castor Oil, in bulk DRIED FRUITS- Curranu, In half ranee Rime KMslns and Figs Alden Apples (evaporated) KKKOBKNK, 180 and ICO teat- Dovoo'b Royal Brilliant, Light of Age, Pre mium Safety Prime York Hams and Bacon at Low Itatei TOBACCO- Over the Water, 17a, Nallrod Royal Standard Long B's Venuu, ll's, 6'a, Doable Thlok P Pleoea OILMEN'S STORRS- Teas, Sugar, 10, Iw, No. S Paper Bage, Pickloa, Kippered Herrings, Potted Meats, and an assortment of General Goods always on hand. A BKATHER. "DEAD THIS AT ONCE. FOR A GENUINE CLEAKBSfU SALE, ED WAR T\ T KWI CJ Q OUBTOM-HOUSK-3TRBKT Q 13 OFFERING riHim, /~iLAS9 & piARTHENWARIt - AT CHEAPER PRICKS THAN EVER ! OFMSRKD IN THE COLONY. I THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLD. Tub Trade and General Publio Abb Invited to Inspect. breakfast, dinner, and 'jsea sets. wedding and birthday PRBSHNTS. &c, etc., &o, EDWARD LEWIS. a " Boots and Shoes. r ■■ CAVESTPFAEL • Is Juar opsnino r FIFTY TRUNKB '• OS LADIES', GENTB'. AND CHILDREN'S BSB3 SEASONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES. C. WESTPFAHL, BOOTUAKBR AND IMPORTER Opposite Qaymarket,



Drapery and Clothing. Sale of Drapery, AT T. M'Master-s, Quekn Street, IT Is now many yoara sinoe T. M. held a Clearing Sale, as he Is nnwilling to advertise Buoh wltbout making Subatantlal KeduoUone. The Object of this Sale is— Ist. To clear out a lot of surplus Btook—some ot whloh la toa'ed and out of ecason— whloh will ba almost given away. 2nd, To lessen hiß regular Btook-upon whloh liberal reductions will be made—in order to make room for a large lot ot new goods now on tho way from London. This la a ohanoo seldom to be mot with for seourlng Bargains In Drapery. For Price List, see olronlar, or call and Bee the Stools, Bale to Commence on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12. T. M'Master, 252 QOE3N-3r,, Opposite the Market. JOT A VI NG PURCHASED CHEAP A Fkw Line 3at Auction, I WILL GIVE MY CUSTOMERS THE BENEFIT: MEN'S SINGLE AND DOUBLE-BREASTED TWEED SUITS, 50s, for 255. MEN'S FOUU - BUTTON FASHIONABLE SINGLE-BREASTED WORSTED PAGET COATS, SOs, for 2*3. Also, GOOD SHADES IN BROWN AND GREEN CASHMERE, Is Gd por yard, for 2s 3d. LINOLEUMS, CHEAPEST IN AUCKLALD, 4s 3d per squaro yard, J. M. M CL ACIILAN DRAPER, 222, Q.UEEN-STRBET. Wanted JK.nown. AT A. O. STJSPHEJNSON-g Newton House. PRESENT DISCOUNT PRICE: White Caliooos-Roduood to 514, 3}d, 3}d, Id, iii.M Unbleaohed do-Reduced to !sd, Sid, Id, Mi, 63d,7Jd White Sheeting-Reduced to Old, Uld, la 2Jd, Is M, Is 7Jd. 2s Unbleached do-Redaood to Bd, Old, Is, In plain, and twllUid White and Coloured Quilts—Radnoed to 3s, 3i Bd, is, 4a 6d. 5s 3d, b's, 7fl 3d, 8s 6d, 10). 12), Us' Crotonnei—Reduoed to 41d, 6d, 7d, B}d. Is, Is 2Jd, 1b 6d ' Net Cnrlalns—Reduoed to ii, 43d, 6d, 7id, Did, Is. Is 2Jd, la fid. la 7d Toilet Covera-Peduced to 9i«i Is. la 21d Is Sd, l 8 7d.25.245d Flax SheeiloKS-Rcdaocd to Cd, 7.1, 9id, Is Bed Tloklng-Roduoed to Hi. W, 7d, 61, 10, 1b 2id Blantcets-Reduoed to 17b 6d por p»ir Table Covera-Roduood to 7a 6d, 8a 43, 10s 6d, I2i, Ua Tablo Damaak-Roducoa to la, 1b 2Jd, la SJd, Is 7Jd, 2s. 23 id Bhlrtlngs-Reduood to Hi. GJd, 7d, 9id, Is. la W, lasJd, laßd Is9d,2i Wlnoeys-Reduced to 41d, Cid, 7}d, 85d, la Hollands-Reduced to Hi, 6JI. W> 7d, 71d, OJa, 18. Is 2Jd Towels-Reduoed to 25d, 831,4Jd. 01*1. '14. 7*d, Is 2Jd, Is 7d, 2s, 2s 5(1 Ooßhmeraa—Reduoed to 10J1, la, Is Sd, Is Td, 2a, 256d,3a11d Bleges-Rednood to 7Jfl, 9}d, Is, la SJd. la fid F)annelß-Beduoed to Bid, 9Jd, Is, Is 2(1, la Sd, Moleskin Trou'sors-Roauocd to 4s Si, 5a 3d, 6s, 63 Ba, 7s Dd Tweed Trouaws-Reduood to Ta 93,8a Bd, 10a 6d, lte fid, Us. 16a Trousera and Veata-Reduoed to 17s 6d, 21a, 24a, 23a Tweed SulSs-Rodaood ta 17a Sd, 21a, 219, 325, 10s, Hi Shlrta-Reduord to 1b 6d, la Sd, 29, 2a Si, 2a lid.' 3d 3d, i<,4alld, (X 7b fid Hoalory-Reducad to 4}d. «J. 7d, 93d, 18, la 23d, la td, la 7d, 2a, 2s Sd. ODR MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENTS Are under the management of oompotent hanfla. Our Vi, Style, and Workmanship have given general satisfaction, and onr ohargea are con siderably below Queen-street. Our Btook at present consists of numerons lines for whioh we have not space to mettion; they will b j sold at the same rate of DISCOUNT. A. O. STEPHENSO N, Kakangahape Road, NEWTON. LADIES Silk, Hatln, and Cashmere Dolmans, eto', all tailor OHt, Beautifully made, tastefully trimmed: lowest remnneraMTfi prloeß, -W. Petty. Ladles Tailor, opposite Army and Nsw Hotel /* Aim \ / DKFBRRKD \| | PAIMKNX I Tailors, drapers; ahe OPTFITTBRB, HOBSON- STKBBS iKeariyioppoßltelWellintrton-streetl. Hare • W*u ■.Abeobtmd BTOOK oi tbi j BKST CLASS GOODS, AUTweeOs thoronghiy Bhrnnk before beta BUda up, and fit and workmanship BuarsntosS to ba * great boon, by enabling those w* Hraitod taoome* to procure neoeewtiei In U SRSIWt poftilblo «ay.^ SNBEHOTION IMVIXHO



Horticultural. AUCKLAND HORTICULTURAL X3L SOCIETY. SCHEDULE FOR THE AUTUMN EXHIBI TION, Mabch 15th and lßiii, 1882, TO BE HELD in the CHORAL HALL, SYMONDS-STREET. Certificates ov Merit ma be Awarded i in Lieu ov Prizes. SECTION I. Plants Grown in Pots. Class. l-Stove or Greenhouse Plants, 6 distinct kinds, , not less than 3 in bloom ; 2—Stove or Groenhouso Plants, single specimon (in flower) 3—Orchids, 3 distinot kinds i— Fine Foliago Plant*, G distinct kinds s—Fino Foliage Plants, single specimen i G—Geraniums, Zonal, 6 distinct kinds 7—Geraniums, variegated, 6 distinct kinds !B—Caladiums. 6 distinct kinds !)—Colous, 6 distinct kinds ; ( 10—Begonias, G distinct kinds (Foliage kinds) 11—Gloxinias, 6 distinct kinds 12-Fuchsias, 6 distinct kinds 13—Fuchsia, single specimen, light (levered 11—Fuchsia, single specimen, dark flowered 15-Balsams, i distinct kinds IG-Ericas, i distinct kinds 17—FornB and Lycopods, 12 distinot kinds 18—Ferns and Lycopods, G distinct lands 19—Native Plants, collection of not leas than 6 distinct kinds, one-half in bloom 20—Native Plant, single specimen in bloom N.B.—Tho plants exhibited in Classes 2,3, 6, 11,12, must afl bo in bloom SECTION 11. Cut Flowers. 21—Dahlias, 12 distinct varieties (exclusive of fancy kinas or pompons) 22—Dahlias, 6 distinot varieties (inclusive of fancy kinds or pompons) 23-Roses, 12 distinct kinds 21—Roses, 6 distinct kinds 25—Hollyhocks, G distinct kinds 26—Antirrhinums, 9 distinct kinds 27—Phloxes (perennial), 9 distinct kind* 28—Pontstemons, 9 distinct kinds 29—Verbenas, 9 distinct kinds 30—Pansies, 12 distinot kinds 31—Asters, 6 dißtinot kinds 32-Gladioli, 6 distinot kinds 33—Zinnias, 6 distinct kinds 31—African Marigolds, 6 distinot kinds 35-Collection o£ Cut Flowers, not loss than 12 distinct kinds 3G-Model Flower Garden 37—Hand Bouquet 38—Hand Bouquet of Native Flowers 39—Bridal Bouquet dO—Seedling Florists' Flowers of any kind. dl—Best Collection of Flowers of any kinds grown and exhibited by cottagers or day labourers only SECTION 111. Fruits. 12—Grapos, Black, grown under glass, 2 bunches 13—Grapes, Whito, grown under glass, 2 bunches 41—Grapes, grown in open air, 2 bunches < d5-Figs, 12 16-Poaches, 9 47—Peachaa, 3 varieties, 0 of each dß—Nectarines, 9 19—Plums, 12 50—Dessert Apples, 12 (may bo of different kinoe) 51-Culinary Apples, fl'(may bo of different kinds) 52—Apples, collection of 12 distinct kinds, 5 of each kind 53-Apples, collection of 21 distinct kinds, 5 of each kind 51—Apples, best collection of not less than '10 varieties, 5 of each variety (tho collections shown in Classes 52 and 53 may bo in cluded in this). 55—Dossert Pears, 0 (may be of different kinds) 56—Culinary Pears, 6 (may bo o£ different kinds) 57—Quinces, G 58—Medlars, 12 59—Mulberries, 50 CO—Almonds, 10 Gl—Capo Goosouomes, dish of 50 62—Citrons, G 63-LomOns, 0 61—Oranges, 6 (£ruit must be attached to the branch) 65—Nuts, dish of 60 GG-Filberts. dish of 50 G7-Walnuts, dish of 60 68—Soarlot Flesh Melon (J9-Greou Fresh Melon 70—Watermelons 71-Best Collection of Fruit grown and ex hibited by Cottagers or day-labourers only SECTION IV. Vegetables. 73-'Foniatß§ (o'est coneCtion) 74—Cucumbers, 2 7f>—Peas, dish of 50 pods 76—Kidney Bcanßj dish of JO pods 77—Broad Beans, dish of dO po?9 JS—Cauliflower. 2 heads 79—Cabbage, 2 heads 80—Lettuce, 4 heada 81—Turnips, G 82-Carrots, G ■ ( 83—Parsnips, 6 81-Beetroot, 3 85—Celery, 2 heads BG—Onions, sesd, 12 87-Potatoes, Kidney, 12 S£-Potatoes, Round, 12 89—Potatoes, oollcetion of not leas than 12 varie ties, 6 of cuch' 90—Vegetable Marrows, 2 91—Pumpkins, 2 92—Piemolon 93-Collection of Vegetables, not less than 12 kinds 91—Collection of Vegetables, grown and ex hibited by a cottager or day-labourer Entries must be made to tho undorsigned at the Museum Buildings, Princes street, not later than 5 p.m. on MONDAY, the 12th inalant. T. F. CHEESEMAN, Hon. Sec. DOADS (NORTH ISLAND)', ■ ■ Publio Works Office. Auckland, February 22,1883. Separate Written Tenders will be received at this Ofllco until noon ot WEDNESDAY, tho 7th day of March. 1833, for Repairs and Con struction of tho Pukekohe-Waiuku Road. Plans, speciflcations, and conditions of contract can bo seen at this Office, and at the Post offlces at Pukekoho, Mauku, and Waiuku. Tenders must bo addressed to "The Hon. the Minister for Public Works, Auckland," and marked outsldo (distinctly) Tender for No. 1, No. 2, No. 3, No. i, No. 5. No. G, No. 7, No. 8, No. 9, No. 10, and No. 11 Road Contract, respectivley. With each separate tendor a chequo of the valuo ot twenty pounds, marked good by a banker for twenty ono days, and mado payablo to tho Receiver-Genoral, must bo enolosed. Tlio lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By command. W. H. HALES, District Engineer. rgiE AROHA BLOCK, PIAKO £ COUNT!. IMPROVEMENT OF DRAINS CONTRACT. PabUo Works Ofßce. Auokland, Feb. 27.1883. Written tendera wM be i eoelved a< th's offlo c until ooon ot WisDNKSUAY, Hth day o£ Maroh, 1883, for tha abovenamed contract. Plans, Specifications, 'ana conditions of con traot oan ba Been at this Offioe; at »h» Publio « orka Office, Hamilton ; Warden's Office. Thames; and at Te ArahaHotel. Ta Aroha. Tenders must ba addressed to tha Hon. the Min ister for Publio v> orfeß, Auckland, and m»rKed outside. " Tender for Drainage." The lowest or any Tender not neossaarlly aocep cd. B? command. w . H . H ALKS. Uiatiioi Engineer. TJUBLIC WORKS, NEW ZEALAND. FLOOD OHaNNBIi BRIDGE CONTRACT. KAKAIA HORSK. Written Tenders will bo received at thia Offlo" until noon of WEDNESDAY, the Hth March, 18S3, for the above Oontraot. They are to ba marked on tha outabe 'Tender for Floon Channel Bridge Conlraot," and addressed to tha Haa. tho Minister far Publio Works, Unnodio. Telegraphic Tenders, similarly altra&sed. and marked, will! be) ■• received, If presented at any telegraph offloa by noon ot the same date, pro vided thnt written tenders are loaged at any District or Resident Knyineec's Offloe or wit tha Chief Poßtmasten, Timaru, b7 the came hour. Drawlngß, fspociaootlons, and genera. conditions may be seen at tbii> offloe, and at the Publio WorkßlOffioes at Auokland, Welling ton, and Chrlstoburota, and ac the Po3t office, Timaru. The lowest or aiy tender not necas sully accepted. By command. W. N. BLAIR. Bnglneer-in-Charge, Middle Island. Pnbllo Worki Office, Danedln, Feßruary fith, 1833, I m O is-UIliVKU'* n Tenders will be received nntll noon of WBB f NE3DAY, the 7ch March, for tho Ereotlon of i , °%la£ as£rWi.-8 and ft Southßrltlsl Bulldinga, ED muND BEM-, Architect WpiaM Oandßpeclfl<»aonß can be seen at Messr j. and G. Buchanan, Monumental Works, We! jesley-Btreet East.



I amrssmentf, ITOOP-LA! HOOP-LA! HOOP-LA HEHE WE AliE AOAIN ! HERE WE AXiE AOAIH ! , And v o Ofcn tha TJOYAL * USTBALIAN /IIB.CUS ON SATURDAY NIGHT, MARCH 3, WITH ALL THK ARBNIC WONDKRS OF THB AGE. THE GEEATEST AND MOST GENUINE CaNVAS SHOW • IN THK SOUTHERN HEMISPHBRB. BBMBMBER THS DATE! S4.TUPDAY NIGHT) „„ ._ nin SATURDAY JNIGHT °N T OLD SATURDAY NIGHT) bPOT< Ok the Old (MARKET SQUARE. «pn-n | MARKET SQUARE. bPOTI (MARKET SQUARE. THE ARMLESS LADY Is to to seen In a coparate Pavilion, a)7O the GfcEVT TALKING MACHINE. ROBERT LOVB, General ARecti , Harboar Board Notices. A UCKL4ND HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FOR COTTAGE, PILOT STATION. Harbour Board Ofßce, , Auckland, February 22,1883. Tenders will bo received at this office until TUESDAY, tho 6th March, 1883, at Noon, for Erecting a Cottage at Pilot Station, in terms of Plans and Specifications to be seen at the Engi neer's office. Tenders to bo endorsed " Tender for Cottage, Pilot Station." ■ The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac cepted. By order of the Board, J. M. BRIGHAM, Secretary. a uokland harbour board. TENDERS FOR ERECTION OF SUBO, QUKBN-STKEKT WHABF. Harbour Board Office. Auokland, 22ad February, 1883. Tenders 'will be recalvcd at tbis office until TUESDAY, the 6th March, 1883, at noon, for Krectlng Shed, Queen-strcat Warf, in terms of planß and gpeolflaatlons to be c:en at the En gineer's Offloe. Tenders to bfl ondor^ed J^Ten fender not neoees>t :ily°aco'epte'3.~ * By order of the Board, J. M. BRI3HAW, Secretary. FOB SALE?- D1 O R Q A L E, BY TIIB NEW ZEALAND STUD AND PEDIGREE STOCK COMPANY (LIMITED), Auckland, on PURS LEICESTER RAMS, two-toothj 0\) bred by Messrs R. &E. Maclean. ry/\ PURE LINCOLN RAMS, two - tooth; 1 U bred by Messrs R. &E. Maclean. Apply to Mb ROBERT MACLEAN, . Bleak House, Howiok. Or, to Mb ALFRED BUCKLAND, Or, Messrs HUNTER & NOLAN, Auckland. February 13,1583. - iOR SALB, a quantity ot Mintons ; Tiles, suitable for butcher's shop—same Sattern as in Messrs Hellaby's shop. Shortlßnd street.—Apply toß.Porter andCo.Qneen-Btreet KVOJNPORT—A splendid volcanic Al lotment in tbe best portion in the district. Just ba sold, owner leaving. Terms easy,— Oliver Mayß. BILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE.-Mrß T. Johnson, ParneU, haa one of Thureton's bo3t to be sold ohsap, with bills, marking boards, Kas ftuiegs, &0., complete, lobasean at Windsor Csstle Hotel; sjIOR IMMEDIATE SALE, Comfortable Sj Bleven-roomed Housa at fonßonby,-wiih green-bouse, out-house, four fire places, and water laid on. Price, only £590. Also ii sune locality. House ot Sis Rooms, with verandah, out-house, water laid on, &o. Price, £350.—App'y B. Wayte. l..and Agent IjlOR SALE (KEALLt CHEAP), TWO ] good Four-roomed Cottages and Btable, and good well, with large allotment, in one ol our prlnolpal etrdets; aloo, Two good Four roomed Cottagea with Store, &c comer of twe good streets, each of whloh are only IS minutes walk from Union Bank. Also, a really good Farm of 307 acres, partly improved, with goad 8-roomad Houso and Buildings, very cheap, and a comfortable Cottage of i rooms. souUecy, tanks, &c on a oorner allotment in Ponsonby, Terms very ea?y. A nioa 6-roomed CotteK« with 3 acres good land, fronting to a large fresh-water oreek, and only three mlnutea'wait from railway station. — Appb to John Boppet, House and Land Agent, No. 8, Queen-street. jCt (I X S A L JS, Kf\ TON JALVANIZKD 00RRU3A' 3U KD IRON JQQ TONS ffKNCfWG WIFJ! ecn HAHRKIiS KNIQHT ft BYAN'c *O« OBMBNT, W. 8. LAUKIE, 10. W VNDH < M-STRBJIT |« U 1{ IS & 4. «, At Lowest Market batbb i tiosln, Pitch, and Tax Keroseaa, Palnt.snd t-»ve Oils Ohampion's, acott'o, an>. storer*i Konulas White Lead, In wood * MuntE Metal and Nails W !«rge atook of Can van, variooi brandi Wire Rope, from 1J inch to j Inoh iSolt Kopp, Hemp, snd Manilla Rope, al ■lzeg Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and PaU« Anchors, from US o trt to 10 lbs Chains, from J inch to I tnoh, Oolea and Fleb Oil. D, H MoKENZIB', FORT-BTR3KT, Uareb U. !!»«-' Sawing Machines. ESTABLISHED BY SPECIAL jSi^Sii?^h. rpOIN™ENI ONLY THB CBLBBRATBD \ x o *\^ -$) SEWING MAOHINES. The Easiest, Simplest. Best Made, and Moi Durable. The only Sewing Machine whioh ht never bsen beaten in competition. Sole A«rentfl In New Zealand t SHAKESPEAR AND CO,, (Opposite the Market,) UUEBK-BTKKBT.



Amusements mHEATKE ROYAL, SIMON3BNV* KOYAI/ItNGLISH & COMIC OPERA COMPANY! TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), MARCH 1. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), MaBOH 1. Wallaoe's Grand Romantlo Opera, In three acts, MARITANA! MABITANA! mARItInaI MiRITAWAt '. MaKITaNa 1 The Management has ftreat pleasure in announ cing that, by numerona requests ol the Mnstoal Pabllo of Anotisnd, Mb: GOUDON GOOCH Will mske his llrst appearance This Eronins on the Operatic stage aa Don Joa». DonCre?ar .. .. Mr A. Brennlr Kiogotßpaln .. .. Mr lr. Wont worth , - Don Jo3e do Santarem. Mr. Gordon Boooh Lazarlllo Miss tuat ces Bavlllo Marqnta of Montollaro Mr 1. Beltslr Captain of the Guara _ Mr. G'enville iloalde .. .. _ Mr 3. Devereenx Old Man _ „ ..Mr Page ronng Soldier .. „ Mr Weber tarobionesa .. .. Mlbs Alice Stanley Maritana Mlaa M&rtinaSlmonßen Noblemen, People, soldlors, &c. tomorrow (fkidsiy). march 2, grand fashionable night. monster pkrkormanok. doobls bill 1 ITALIAN OPERA! itNQI JSH OPKRA! AND Gband Vocal ahd iNSTauiaiirrAL Concert, in which all the artists of the Company wul appear, including Mabtiic Bimonb«n, the Cele irated Violinist, who on this oooation will per form some of his wonderful and much admixed VIOLIN SOLOS. To oommence with the Third Aot of NORMA . (lnoludisg the celebrated dnet "Deh Oontfc"). After which the GRAND CONCERT, to be ollowod by the Third let of LUCIA DI LAM MKRMOOR flncladintr the cdebrated Mad Scene). To conclnde with the last Aot of TUB HERMII'S BELL. BATURDAY. 3rd MARCH; Only time this treason, H.M.S- PINAFOBB. H.M.S. PINAFORBi MONDAY NEXT, 6th MARCH, First time In Auckland, BOCCACCIO, BOCCAOOIO. BOCCACCIO, BOCCACCIO. BOOOACOIO. BOCCACCIO. Box Office at Mot tague'a Fancy Bazaar. J. S. SMITH, Agent. ACUABEI AOOABBI Thk Q-reat J^acoabbi tuesday, march 6. ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. Lssaee and Manager: Mr. F. K. Hiscocke. MO3tIMPORTANT ]y£OSIO AND yENTRILOQUIAL JJVBNT. TOESDAY NiXTi".6THM4RCff, FIRST APPKARANCK in Auckland of ENGLAND' 3 RttNOWNBD CHARACTER DBLINEATOK AND VOCAL ILLUSIONIST, FRBDtfRIO IVfACaABB:, RKDKKIO IU-AUOABB. In his Obiqinal Monologue Khtebtaikmbnt, entitled, " BBaONtf DULt. CARE," A Vocal VenMloqulal, Ma ical, and Sartoilil Melaage. Further particulars in fature advertisements! J, F. BUTTON, Secretary and Treasurer. AUCKLAND A UTUMN "RACE TI|EETING. APRIL 21ST AND 23RD, A Company will ba formad on the above Meat ing, comprising all Horses entered in NINS UHfifERKNT RACKS, oxtondlnsorer the two days. 5,000 INVESTORS @ £1 EACH. ' " ' ; ABOnT 150 PRKES from £10 TO £500, tub most liberal Ptogramme ehoum commend lteelfJpjiH-Snoiilnff-Mai, : ——— er Application for shares and further dotaila BY LS.TTKB OfLY, OtlOlOSlng tWO Stamps, With exohaEßo on chequ'S, or by me n sy order, bmfe noto?, or drafts. Registered letters or teleßrama "', will not on any acconnt be recMved. If bank notes are sent, please use two envelopes, one . Beaioa and placed inilde the oJUer, P.O. Orders preferred when prtcnrable. ADDKHdS AD A M BED E, Care of H. N. Abboxt, Bos No. 2, Post Office, AUOXT-WD. Registered) WILL CLOSE 23nD I Koglsterecl Letters [ jubch. < I utters Accepted. ) (. Apcepted. OhRISTCHUKCH t^ACES, MARCH 26, 1883. 4,000 MEMBERS AT 10/- EACH, Eaoh Tloket has Six (6) Chance 3 and oan Win Six (6) Frizes. 122+ P R I Z E S + 122 Autumn Handicap— 31 Pbbformees. Cash Pbizeh. - First „ 400 2atlOO_.- 200 Second _.. 200 2at 50.,.. 100 Third _ „ 100 4at 2S ... 100 starters (Dlvldefl) 360 2J at 10 ~U JOB Non-Starters(Divided).. 250 60 at 5.._.. 800 £iioo mo T>Y LETTER ONLY, with Two Stamps en -L> olosed for raplies. Country Chequ9» must ' h&re OWE SHILLING Kxohange added, and Bhonld be certmed to by Baßk as "oorreot.1 * Bank Notes and P.O. Orders oan be sent, but ■ * P.O. Ordets preferred, for In the event of ioas, are traceable. "Ada Mantua," Care Mb. ABRAHAM, Box 851, Post Offlco DUNEDIN. '■ ' c S3 WANTISD KNOYfti— CHEAP XIM. H bbb 1 Cbbaf Tikbeb I And all other kinds of Building Material, can be porcliMßd oheapei and better than anywhere else at the • - Yards of D. Goldeb, Albert-street. There belntf . no raanufact&ry for Joiners' Timber on the pro miseo, tha onstomer has an addiUoasl oppor* : "■ tanlty of getting superior timber, Wheel- ; rights' Materials »1«« In a!ook. Vy ANTED KNO WN, AT BRIGHTON HOUSE, LADIES' LKATHKR BAGS. J. RENUELL Has oleared a stock, and will offer them at 8s Sd Is Cd, S3 Cd; very large size, 6a S3, FEATHERS. A Lot Of Real Ostrioh from 2s Bd, to 21s. BOTTB" HOLLAHD COATS. 3S Ud; YOUTHEf DO, is6d; Mkn's do, is lid: Imttahoh Silk do, Is 6d. BLACK EGYPTIAN CLOTFS, Suitable for summer, mourning or other wear. • la 2d and Is Od. For Chicdrbn's ■White Peubsbs, Piffaforis, Bbesskb. Tbimmsd Hats and Bokhbts. - > ''-'■'■ TRY B R I G HT O N HOU BE, priobs to Burr evbrybody. ' j'^ A few pieoes of Horrocks's B Long Cloth Btlt ' i' unsold, at 4s lid doz., yd wide; BlaciCaehmero S Capos, n!csly trimmed, from 89 Bdt a Ohesp Lot of Coßtnme Cloths from Hi; Chook Glaas " Cloths from 33d yd, . Lf.aies need not trouble to give orders for;'" Millinery. At BRIGHTON HOUSE they ou Bait themßelveß In anr price or style, aa we Kkbp a L4BGE ASSOKTMBNT 10 CHOOM . Fsoa. Prices—Jfrom 3s 6d to 42ft ,;. y*. ■', ,''. ' j. RENDELL, ISO and 182. top Of Grey-street. XTEW ZEALAND GRAIN AGENCY .-:■ CAPITAL .% Hbad Ctficks, Newtzealand: ' THE TRIANGLE, CHRISTCHURCH. Managing Director: Geo. G. Stbad. Consulting Director: P. CuknTmoHam. ; ,j - j The undoreignod begs to inform Grain Sfeiv chants and others that he has been appointed AGENT for the above Company, and is now prepared to receive orders—which shall have prompt attention—for Gbain and all kinds of New Zealand Produce. R, H. STEVENSON, Agent* Union Insurance Office, Queen-street