The Auckland Evening Star.

VOL. XX.-NO- 4,050,

AUCKLAND. N.Z.. MONDAY. J ONE 11, 1883-

(Published Daily):

PRICE : ONh, PENNY



ehtDPine. , -pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO, THROUGH THE "UNITED STATES AMEHICA, VIA HONOLULU, TO GREAT-BRITAIN. Under Postal Contract with tho Government Now Zealand and New South Wales. Passengers booked through to Livorpoc London, or Paris, via the great Overland Roac nf Amerioa. and the Steamers of tb* Atlantii lines trom New York. • ~r~~- Date of Dateofaall a. un .-.« t™» Sailing for Ing for Steamer. Tons. Syd * Br , am Fran eisoo. Australia_..,._ 8,200 Sept. 17 July 17 OltyofNewKork 8.100 Jana2s ADguetl* Zealandla 3,200 July 28 Bept Jl Otty of Sydney - 3.400 »ngn9t2o June 19- FARES. First-class.. ~ .. .. £66 and upwards Steerage , .. *32519 cl „ First-class to San Francisco £40 Steerage *20 ■ Through Cabin Passengsrs are permitted to l»y over at Honolulu, or any of the cities of the Onited States, not to exceed six months. SOUTHBRN PACIFIC ROUTE. Passengers to and trom Europe may< without «tkA cost, ovnil themsolves of the Southekk uioinolßAii.HOAD and Its connections, thereby avoiding the winter cold of tho Northern Route t ud for an additional cost of 121 may go to New nrinns and thenoe through the Southern States vi Now York. v» Shipping Orders will be Issued alter I p.m. M the day before the saUing ot steamers for I %fb?ife'rates and aU other Information •PP»«° IHOai.OAMBLa. Anea>. ijawer Oueen-sueot. ■'^ A QTEAM TO LONDON. '«||jk ORIENT LINE. 'PBW^B __ c following Steamships be lonalng to the Orient Steam NavigaUon Com pany (Limited) and the Paolflo Steam Navigar Son Company, wiU leave SYDNEY at indermenttoned dates for MELBOURNE. ADELMDE, and LONDON, via Sues Canal and Naples. "Tlieamer.. I Reg. Ton'gell _j>ate t __ CBtUBORAZO.. 8.900 Idtaejß fiORATA .. .. 3.800 i J|jly6 OUBOO .. .. 1.600 .JulySO MQURIA.. •.-. 4,300 1 August 8 And the Service wIU be maintained by sueoeed- Ing steamers at Intervals ot a fortnight Fares to London, 16 to 85 guineas; Canal dues, 8 shillings. Parcels booked through to London. Passengers can book from Auckland at a through rate to cover International tare ana to seoure special advantages. *_______,_.._,___. Saloon passengers are allowed to break their i loumey whUa travelling in Orient Line. Passages trom London can be granted in Arrangements have been made with Meears Cook and Sons whereby Tourist Tickets can be Issued, covering cost of journey from Naples. Forolans and full particulars, apply, to Lon don, to F. Green & Co.. and Anderson, Ander son & Co., Joint Managers of tho Line; or to tha Agents In Auckland, UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z, Limited), Fort street. tfTNION STEAMSHIP W° Vr*"S U COMPANY OF NEW | SSSp^ A ZEALAND (LIMITHD). i|^-4^*iA TfMB TABLE— If. June, 1883. FOR TARANAKI, NELSON, PICTON. WEL LINGTON. LYTTELTON, and WEST OOAST PORTS (pbom Manukau). ,Bteamer. Dale of Sailing. ?£__, rotorua 1 Tuesday, 12,11 a.m I 9 a.m. . hawba I Tuesday, 19,9 a.m. n. 15 a.nu FORGISBORNE, NAPIER, WELLINGTON^' bTTTELTON. PORT CHALMERS, AND BLUFF (gBOM Apobxand). TbAnau I Thura.,l4,noon I — Ta^aweba I Thurs., 21, noon I — 7"~FOR MELBOURNE,.via SOUTH. Tb Anau" I Thnrs., 14, noon : I — Takawkba I Thurs., 21, noon I — * Calling at Hobart. < "~* FOR SYDNEY. WAm^AP^J^ugsday^lg, 5 "p.m. I — FOR LEVUKA AND SUVA. PaNQUIN I Wednesday, 27, S p.m. | — ..' (Cargo till noon) " FOR RUSSELL AflD KAWAKAWA. ■ Waihabapa 1 Tuesday, 12.5 p.m. I — ; ' '«r CargomnstbebookedandalongsideTWO HOURS before advertised time of departure. Passage Tickets must be taken at tho Com- , pany'a Office. Auckland Branch— »*«' Fort-stroo t. ■ 4ik^_ TW-OKiHERN STEAHBHIP "ffi^C 'POMPANY (LIMITED). TUiB-TAHLK- J UNK. I Weather and other olroumstanoes permitting). BEOM QUBEN-STRBET WHARF. WBtAUBUMQAANDBAYOFPIiBNTy POETS; BntAMB. I; Datb oj 3AH.INO. Hlsiielg Monday, 11.5 p.m. flleMlg "" ■ Thursday, 14,6 pjn. Wellington .» Monday, 18, S p.m. Wsllhigton Thursday, 21.5 p.m. Glenelg ■ ' Monday, 25,5 p.m. Clenelg . Thursday, 28, S p.m. FfIBiBUB3U.I^- WBAUQAEOA, AND MAR* ' 'dtdddd '■ cK'in"- '• Wellington •; . Monday, 11,6,30 p.m. GlenelK Monday, 18,5.30 pan. yell{iigton Monday, 28,5.30 p.m. TOBIHANOABKI AND WHANOAKBI HBADB (barrylng pajaan^ers and OArgu for Waton)^ ",_z ■"'■' - I Every Tuesday aud Friday, at :•_*:. I 6p.m. FOB MASOAPAI. ■ tens ■ - I Kvary Tuesday.»» 6 p.m. ■ 5 TOB MB3tCTmT Bj"r* wurisa Every Monday, i p.m. Douglas . Thursday, 14,4 p.nt Dwgs Thursday, 28. 4 p.m. FOB MANOAWAI. Podglsa | Thursday. 2LIO P.m. \ BTtOM MANUKAU. FOR WAITARA. ItMgrcgor I Thursday. 11. 1 p.m. f6b qpunakb and wamqanpi. Atpte I Tuesday, lg. ill a.m. . FOB HOKIAKQA. Baweha I TussdayT li, 1 p.m. SJTple I Tuesday, 26.1 p.m. I«r Cargo must be booked and alongside ono »#t^toW advertised ttoe of departure. Passage tlokets must be takon at the Com •MrtOJßoii, No. 67, Queen-street, Auckland. V,,'.' . ■, lA. MCGREGOR. __ ; ■ Managing Director. j-Ul TniOß HOKIANGA. fflKfe f , The B.S. ROWENA will leave '^P^Onehubga Wharf boy^,2#S|i r ttd other oifonmstanoesipermitttag) ra TUES KAY,' June 13. —A. MoGKKaOB, Managing pgf«rN-S.S.Co. pHliir- IT"'^ 6 PUN AKB and aSEfer WANGANUL-Tho B.S. will leave Onehunga Wlptf'Ai above (weather and other droum* MaSe'wrmltttag) at W a.m. on.TUBSDAY. June IS.—A- MoUBiGOH. Managing Director ■ ■'"•■ir.a.B.'Co. ■■- - ■ ■: : KftLjL* gTEAM TO fJIHAMES, CTB^ Connecting with V ifflTfaT RIVER SrEAMERS mn^^^^^*> fob :'BTIHLINa >VORTH, OHISBMORI. WAITB ii KAURL "VAlHljl^ AttOHa.GOIiOFIHiLDJ, '<■ - MORaUISVILIiE. WAII'OA PLAINS, AND HBANT & FOSTER'S SKTTLEMtSNT. Time 2'ablk, Wb,>.) ROTOMAHANA AND P.S, ENTERPRISE NO. 2. FROM AUCKLAND l "^ jTvT"I : Rotomahana. I Entkbprish. Monday 6 afternoon - — Soesday ■..-., 6afternoon L^^^v Wednesday ■■ —. . .5 afternoon Thursday Bmorning 1 — , Friday •' 8.30 morning 8 afternoon ! B*Srnay 9 morning I — .' FROMTHAMEB: • •'' ■■ ■ | Rotomahana. I Entbbprish. B*a&y 10 morning 1 — Wednesday 11 morning I — MQiidV 2 afternoon , 3 afternoon ■:mIP*T? 2.30 afternoon 1 :" — Canirday ~.; 3.30 afternoon | ■■■-'■''■ — % oargo reoelvei tor Rotomahana within • talf-an-honr of'advertised time ot leaving. '• Not reaoonslble tor shipping, oarrylng, or discharging Uvb stook. WWWW ■■'-■'■ ■ FBAIaUK a TIKNT. Agents. ■> £- COROMANUEL. , _____\k__)t,-'- _v &^&/ Captain W.D. Hargrove. Time-Tablb. Leaves Auokland I Leaves Coromandei I . _ Tuesday, 12th, 12 noon Wedn'sday, 13th, 12 noon Thursday, 11th, 12' noon Friday, 16th, 2 p.m ■ : Saturday, 16tb, 12 noon Weather and other olroumstanoes permitting. Not responsible in shipping, oarrylng, or dis charging live stock. : . No cargo received without shipping note, and within half an hour of advertised time of % tteparture. ~ ,__ . ' . All parcels must be prepaid on board. * '■ A* Ri,H.SWINDLEY, Manager.



Shipping. • miSS**-. WT AIVKU AND ONE ■SggSp: VV HUNGA STEAM NAVI GATION COMPANY (Limited) TIME TABLE-JUNE, 1888. Leave Onohunga l Leave Walukn I 1 June June J 13—Wednesday, 11 a.m. 13—Wed,, 3.30 p.m. H—Thursday, 1 p.m. — 15—Friday. 1.30 p.m. 15—Friday, 6.30 a.m, — 16-Saturday, 1 a.m. 18—Monday, i p.m, — . ID-Tuesday, 5 p.m. 19—Tuesday, 9 a.m. — 20—Wed., 10 a.m. • 21—Thursday, 5 p.m. ' — — 22-Friday, 10.30 a.m. 23—Saturday, 7 a.m. 25—Saturday, 11,30 a.m, 25—Monday, 8 a.m. 25—Monday, 12.30 p.m. 27-Wednesday, 10 a.m. 27-Wed,, 2.30 p.m. 28-Thursday, 11 a,m. 28-Thurs., 3.30 p.m. , 29-Frldoy. Ip.m. .. — < — SO—Saturday, 6.30 a.m. All Freights payable before delivery of goods. J. BABR BROWN, , Managing Dlieotor. a^OTEAM TO LONDON. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. o.„„„„. I Leave Leave Steamer. | Sydney Melb'ne ROME, via Bombay.. ..| June 13 Juno 19 INDUS, via Bombay .. I Juno 27 July 3 SIAM, via Bombay .. .. July 11 July 17 NIZAM, via Bombay .. July 25 July 31 PESHAWUR.. .. ..[Aug. 8 Aug. M FABES FROM AUOKLAND TO LONDON. First-class (single), £76; Second-class, £15. FirstolasH (return), available for 9 months, 6117; Second. £65. ,- - __ n First-olass (return), available for 12 months, £127; Second, £7S. Reserved accommodation at reduoed rates. Passengers booking at Auokland secure special advantages. For all particulars apply to CRUICKSHANK & CO., Agents. 18, Queen-street, Auokland. Tiarwr'' Q'i'cam au ia c a oi" ]i^SS?»S SPB N'SP, MAHURANGIi I!W"*|rMATAEANA. KAWAO. AW OMAHA. Xcouh ROBS CABBY, Al at Lloyd*. W. SomervUle. Mister. HOT SPRINGS-Bvery Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday, at 11 o.m. returalng ra Wed nesday, Friday, and Monday. _ UAHURaNGI—Vvery Thursday and Satur day, at U ».m„ returning on Friday and Monday, as per time table. SrfS^TT Al»very Tuesday, at U sum., re- OMAHA i tmrnlng on Wednesday. Sta Cargo received within half-an-hou* oi advertised Ume of sailing. • Ne Parcels or Goods token without shipping sots, freight must be prepaid on all parcels. tIBNDKRSON fc MACFARLANB, Agsnte. Money. MONEY TO LEND ON PERSONAL SECURITY. Persons borrowing £5 reoelve M 10s Persons borrowing £10 reoelve £9 Persons borrowing £20 receive £18 Persons borrowing £50 receive £15 Repayable in Weekly or Monthly Instalments., Bills discounted dally. Strictest seoreoy. I.ONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COM PANY. High-street (2 doors from Vuloan Lane). MVNEY TO LEND ON rKXItHOLD SKCORITISa. J. CHADWICK, Kauri Gum Brokkr a«d Commissio» AGENT, 13 CUS'COMHOUSB-STREBr, AUCKIiANU JOHN W. HARDIE, IJiND. COMMIBBION, AND KSXATB AGg.sT. Money Lent NoTEa, Houses. FURNTTUBB, ftC Bills Discounted Dolly. Mortgages Negotiated. HIQH-BTBBET. AUOKLAN . IV) to £1,000. fTICTOKIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT V AGENCY. HIGH-STREET. AUOKLAND POSITS OITY-COUNCIL OFFICES). Money advanoe trom £10 to £1000 on Personal Security, De ds of Property Bhoras, fto. Repayments oan be made In Instalments of Osi SnnxiNO peb wan for eaoh Pound bor rowed, or In ny way to suit borrowers, • .Communications Confidential. Post Owioi addbms i Box 80. Anokland. Ij-IXCHANGE ON NBW YORK AND Hi LONDON, In sums to suit. . forlalbby arnold, hinus, and co., Corner ot Customhouse and Fort streets. , ■ ONEY TO LEND, In lan?e or smal sums, at usual rates of interest „ OONNBLL ft CO'U'KR. BoHdtora. Vuloan Lens. MONEY TO LEND, on Real astate, In sums of M 0 and upwards, at the cur rent rates Of tmerest —Apply Wra. 8. Cochrane. ii t>. Z„ Insurance Bulldtags, or aomne! Cochn»,e anil 3on, Fort-street, jOj ON KY TO LEND on Mortgage at jjfX FlraMlass Freehold Beourttles. WM. COLKMAN Sollollor, Corner of Qaeen and Shortiond-streets. -PIA fIAO TO LEND on FREEHOLD 3ZI\J,V\J\J SKCURITY.-Apply WINGATE, BURNB, ft CO.. ■ Fort-street ONEY TO LEND, in large and smaU sum atcurremtwtesof interest. Apply to PETER OLIPHANT, yw . Solicitor. High-stone j, MONK/ 10 LEND, at a moderate rate of Interest-Arolr to . JACKSON ft RUBBBLL. ' loltors Fort-rtreet » UOKLAND nsnMAKKKT £%. CXMJPEKATTVI! BUILDHfQ AMD INVKSTMKNT aOCIBTY. OmOAM—W, Qumr-«nnn>. LOAN 3 granted npon approved securities as Freehold or Leasehold Properties In soma Of toa to £8,000 principal and Interest being re payable in instalments at the following R» dctced Katss for repayment Of eaoh not borrowed i— ■ , m lyear - .10 0 IM-I > lyears - - I 010 Mil lyears Z Z HI IU U 0 Ijlrdi Z _ 1| II mil dyears . - II 11811 8 Srears - - M MTU I 10 years - II Will And n the same proportion for smaller or larger loans. DBPOSITB.-The Society receives Money en Deposit at-rates as foUows :-Repayablo at T days notloe, 5 tier oent per annum; repayable in six months, 6 per cent.per annum. mm* »™ JOHNBATCIBRI - ' Becrettrr. INDUSTRIAL- AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING. JCjAND, AND INVESTMENT 800IKTY.OF AUCKLAND (CoitKßß Of VULCAN LAW* AND QUBBK-STBBKT). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Socioty is now issuing INVESTING SHARES, ordinarily carrying full rate of Interest and Profit ■ , PAID-UP SHARES of £20 eaoh, carrying 7 per cent interest (payable half-yearly) and par Uoipating in Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. 1 terest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, 7 por cent, and on Deposits for 6 months, 8 per o. Nt per annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT, The Socioty advances on Approved Freehold and Leasehold Property to the extent of three fourths the value. Borrowers may pay off part or the whole o their Mortgages at any time. Reduoed Table of Rates and any further par tloulars required may be obtained at the Society's offices. GEORGE ERASER, WHOLESALE AND RETATL GENERAL PRODUCE AND IPRO VISION STORE, Fort-street Baok of Wingate, I Burns, and Co.'s). Samuel Evinson Begs to announce that he has opened a General Produce and Provision Store at the above ad dress, and Invites all his old friends and the Pablio to give him a Call, feeling sure that his Prices will bear favourable comparison with any house in town; POTATOES, FLOUR," OATMEAL, and BACON, newly arrived from Southern Ports, and other goods to arrive. Storage for Free Goods on Reasonable Terms. Note the Address— FORT-STREET. Back of Wingate; Burns, and Co.'s Temporary j !! ; • • Premises,



| Business Notices. ■, QT7PERIOR CORRUGATED TANKS J. L. EEAN Has for Sale a number of the above, with Taps, ready for use; price 365, at hie Bhop, Wellesley- Btreet East (next door to Crowther's Stables). Large Quantities of bpouung, Ridging, and Down Pipes, always in Stook. Verandah Iron oorved at the shortest notloe. Country orders will always reoelve his prompt attention Lead Washers always on hand. « '■ Come and S c jl—/ the y y CHOICE SELECTION A?/ OF /^A CHANDELIERS, /*?/ TANK' BRAOK BT S, /^/TINWARE. GLOBES. Sec. /y PLUMBING, y.y GASFITTING. TOWN PRICKS /4/BELLHANGINa. SeO. /S>/ At Shortest Notloe and / ~/ Town Prioes. / / O. MAY'S BUILDINGS, \ / r DBVONPORT. rrfIE'NKW ZEALAND COPYING * COMPANY AND ORTRAIT AGENCY, 238. QUEEN-STREET. AUCKLAND (ROBERT HEMRY BABTLKTT AND HENRY j CLAYTON, PROPRIETORS), Exeouto Portrait Plotures la Oil and Water Colours, and every description ot Portrait Paint ing, in style tar superior to any foreign work, FROM THE PHOTOGRAPH ONLY. Portrait Plotures of well-known Individuals thus exeouted are always on view at Mr Bark letfs Studio. HE HAY MA R X %%, 105, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. ON SALE, Arrived per Coromandei and Roman Empire- White Clover, Red Clover, Alayke Clover, Cowgrass. Meadow Fescue, Meadow Foxtail, Crested Dogstail, Rape, Trefolium Inoarnatum (Scarlet Clover). From America dlreot — Timothy, Kentucky Bluegrass (Poa Pratensia). Poverty Bay Ryegrass. Canterbury Ryegrass, Cooksfoot, Frairiegraas, RattaiL EARLY SEED POTATOES, as foUows:-Ash leaf, Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Canterbury Flukes, Patterson s Victoria. Later VARirriES-Hobart. Sutton's Magnum Bonum, Sutton's Flower Ball, eto. ALIO, Oats, Barley, Garden and Flowet Seed, Coarse. Fine and Rock Salt, Bran, Shuns, New Zealand Flax, Tow, Bacon and Hams. BONEDUST and BONEFLOUR of all grade*. ISLAND AND PERUVIAN GUANO, Sea., Sec, Seo. __ hesketflTaitken, •jVTOTICE OF REMOVAL WALT E X SMITH (Late Ferguson,) BaKBB,. Begs to inform his patrons tbe publio generally tliat ho has removed to those premises situated 2 doors from " Old House at Home," Vlotoria-street, and would ton. lis opportunity of thanking his oustomors to the support accorded him in tha past, and trusts, by strict person >1 attention to their requirements to merit a continuance of their favours. James butcher, V CARTER, CONTRACTOR, Sec Goods Carted and Delivered trom Ship's Side on Shortest Notloe. BALLAST SUPPLIED. Newcastle and Bay of Islands Coal; also. Firo wood lout and nnout) reasonable. OTOB A f H to BOTITB PUBUO HOT. GOLD. AND SHOWER BATHS, VIOTOWA • BTHWT BAST. Ohanre-ONH SHI lAIN 3. Open aU week days from 6 fc.m. to 9 p.m., and BUNDAY MORN INGB from 0 till 10 a.m. Tbe Batn-roams are all private, and supplied with every oonven lenoe. Turkish towels, flesh and hairbrushes, oombs, respirators, Mips, Sea. Beieot Bath rooms (private) for Ladles oveiy day, at all hours, with female attendance, One Shilling and Sixpence. Please note the adores* i—Vlotoria street East, above the Greyhound Hotel, and nest the cheap Bedding aad FamltOM Mart. Anokland. N.B.—Barber to attendance. T HSNUBRSON, 1 HOUSE. SHIP. SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER. NO. 8. WYNDH AM-BTBKBT. CI BE AND POTTER, Coaohbuildebs, X Lorno and KuOiind-stmet Auokland. N.B.~lronbark Shafts. Spake", Felloes, Blue Gam and all kin » of Raid wood, at Lowest Market Prioes. 1 C. PELHAM • Pa LADDER. STEPB, AND BARROW MAKER, dARPENTER, JOINER. Sec, ALBERT-STREET, near Fire Brigade Station. Every description of Ladders, Steps, Barrows, Clothes Horses, Clothos Boxes, Travelling Chests, &0.. on hand or mado to order. All binds Of Carpentering Work done by Bxpexlenoed Workmen at the lowest possible ohorges. ' Ladders, Steps, and Barrows Lent on Hire. Cash Purchasers of Kauri Bickers suitable for ■ making Ladders. "7*7 BL BKIN NE R & HON, TV • BUILDERS,. CARPENTERS AND JOINERS ; Vuloan laws. AU Branches of the Building Trade executed by Experienced Workmen. Bhop Fronte. Offloo Fittings fto. mHO S. J. HABSUTI, MANUFACTURER 09 - CORN T) ROOMS ORN UROO MS» Auckland I TRADE - Tkapaij MARK. T"|EVOHPQRT, NORTH BHORK, WELLS BROS., "** CARTERS, CONTRACTORS. ftO.' " Goods Carted and Delivered from vessel's side at shortest notloe. Bricks, Lime, Sand, shell. Ash, House Blocks, Posts, Ralls, *o. Ballast supplied. Coal and Blrewood Dealers. YARP-OPPQBJTE FLAOSTAW HOTEL. W "v-- N'■° ' l * , SAM. WH|TE'9. PRICE LIST |j Is as follows:—' Best Paling Fence ot puriri posts, Hobart rails, and sft Hobart palings, ono inch apart,6os. • Paling Fenoe to consist heart kauri posts, Hobart rails, and heart kauri palings, 65a. ' Three-rail Fence, puriri posts and Hobart rails, 453. ■ ' , - Wire Fenoes with Top Rail, 335. Wire Fence, 1 wires, 265. '•'- ■ ' ' Barbed Wire Fenoe, 2 barbed 2 plain wires, 18s per obain. Cattle won't look at barbed wire. Picket Fences, from 2s per foot not painted, or 2s 8d per foot all complete. Very neat Picket Fence with mill wrought Wloket Gate, all painted complete, at 3s per foot. All kinds Repairs to Fences and Estimates for every description of Fence given on applica tion to Sam. White. Fencer, Custom-street, opposite Arnold-, Hlnes and Co. OIL, COLOUR,~A«b «LAS~S MERCHANTS. "W, Pmmpps & Son. & 97, QUEEN-STREET, •Auckland, N.Z,, ~_:_ IMPORTERS'OF PAPERHANGINGS, PANEL DECORATIONS, ... . GLASS-Folished, SUverod, and Rough PJATB, English and Continental Sheet, Photo graphic. Glass Shades •■'■;',:, ___ ■ WHITE fiffiAD, COLOURS, OIL. Varnishes, Brushes, Mixed Paints, Carson's Anticorro sive and Patent Silicate Palnto ' MOULDINGS-Gilt. Stained Veneered, for Picture Frame and: Room Decorations, Fancy Frames for Cabinet and CD.V. PICTURES ot every description in great variety BCRAPS-t-Photos and Coloured'" ALBUMS for Photos. Scraps, etc., eto., etc. Out-out or Overlay Mountz, all sizes: Cablne i and C.D.V. Mounts; Artists' Requisites, j W. P. Se S. having always on hand the largest stook of the above goods in the North Island ot New Zealand, aro able to exeonte either whole-, £de or retail orders on the most favourable terms. Samples of'Paperhanglnga from open Btoofcorof original packages, senton^appUctt tion. New settlers In Aucklandjhould Inspect our stook of Paperhangings and Plotures.before fitting up their new homes; they will find some thing to suit the means of everyone. W. PHILLIPPS & SON, KSJ&IW, QUKKN-STBWKT, AUOKLAND,



Drapery and OlotHlDg. n^TEW DRAPERY ESTABLIBTMENTf . J. OA U Q HEY, Having secured thoso oentrally situated pre mises in . KARANOAHAPK EOAD, two doors above Mr Lambourne's Ironmongery, will OPEN same on Saturday Next, May 19, : With a good assortment of HOSIERY, -HABERDASHERY, AND GBNERAL DRAPERY. Advertiser is a Cash Buyer, and having had first-class experience In soma ot the leading Home and Queen-street Houses, Is in a position to otter deoided advantages to those who may favour him with their patronage. Terms -Strictly Cash, and no dlsoount. . J.OAUGHEY, : Karangahape Road, Newton JSeWTONJftoA-D-!W AREHOUBE. A SPECIAL SHOW or ■ New vVinter Drapery will. take place on thb Ist of may, AND CONTINUE UNTIL VUBIHEB NOTIOB. J. & F. WILKINSON Have now completed extentlve and convenient alteration! to their well-known business premises to Newton Road, Inoiuding the fitting up ot a BBOW-KOUM on the 2nd floor, where their NEW WINTER GOODS ' Can be seen to advantage. A good light and plenty ot space have been provided to properly display the Novelties ot the oomtog season, and J, & F. W. have great pleasure to Inviting their many customers, and those who have not yet patronised them, to drop to at once and Inspect the NICW GOODS they have Just Ofcbbd Up. toolndtog some GRBAT BARGAINS N DRHS MAIKRUI.B. MANTLES. HATS AND BONNETS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS QUILTS, SHEETINGS, TABLE LINEN. CARPETS, HEARTH RUGS. HOSIBbY. GLOVES. LAOBS. Sec Also, a Very Oheap Let ot UNDEROLOTaiNG AND STAYS. A Fine Lot Of OOLONUL-MADB OLOTBING and BOOTS bave Just been completed to our order, and will be Rbady vor Show on TUESDAY, and win be Marked At Vers low Piuosb. We have just reoelvad a Kagntfloent lot of SHOOK ii R V and ' )HI U A tor iale. AS SOOa Hi nded from ship Warwlok, ws will lstunato by | advertisement to Star end " Herald," In other Departments of our Bntiaess. Includ ing GROCERY. PRODUOW, BRUBHWARK. So, we ore well itookod with FIRST CtASS GOODS, Nkwton Road Waßkhousb., J. & F. WILKINSON (Successors to k. Stevenson), Propbietohb. M.ANTLES IN SILK MATALAISB. MANTLES IN HEATHER TWBKDSL FOUR-IN-HAND MANTLJB. jm Ms M°LaCHLAN, 222, QUEKSSTRKKT, HAS JUST OPENED- -600 JACKETS. DOLMANS, and ULSTERS Is the above Makes and Styles. B.ooords.;oUDßßsa matbriau oDmurUag— Hoather Mlxtnro costume Cloth, Nuns' Veiling, and French Cashmeres to the NKWkBT shades. 800 BOYS' TWEBD BUITS, 100 YOUTBS' TWEED SUITS. Whioh will be sold 50 per oent. under the regular price. Also (to arrive in a lew days)— Br echo Bilks. Satin del.eon, Batlnetts In blaok and ooloars. Blaok Broohss, pure silk, from 5s Bd per yard. These Goods having been bought by Mr Mouachlan during his visit to Glasgow and London will be sold at Bs ar.it n PBlots to dear. We LL Worth 11 E A DIN G. Do yon wish to see the Beet and Cheapest Display of Drapery, Hosiery. Millinery, Ladles' and Children's Outfitting in Auckland J Rso go to address as below, when you will be repaid for trouble. JAMES SOUTT. General Draper aatf Outfitter, Loudon House, Victoria and Nelson streets, Auokland, EN'S AND BOYB' CL'>TBIWCP. Never seen oheaper to Auokland, 'not withstanding all strong assertions made in advertisements. This Is. genuine Men's splendid Scotch Tweed Overcoats, Heather mixtures, 28s 6d; real valne, 12a. A large Suantity of Men's Winter Tweed Trousers at i lid, honestly worth 10s Bd; a low Men's Busi ness and Working Coats at 7s Od, worth 10s 6d. Evory other kind ot Clothing equally Cheap, at JAMES BCUTT*S. General Draper. London House. Vlotorla and Nelson Streets. Anokland. I —N. 8.: Country orders must be attended with P. 0.0. Merchandise. A* HBAT BI X, GIOTaAI, IMFORTKB, HAS. ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE BRANDY- Oourrolslert Brandy to balk do do one diamond, tour dia mond, and TO Associated Vineyard Brandy to bulk, ease, flaijk. and half-flask MnUer Freres" Brandy In bulk. oase. flask. ' ■ and half-flask Henneesrt Brandy In case W, and A. GUbey's Brandy in cast RUM- Lowndee", HO 0.P., -oaaks and bhdl Lemon Hart's, J-ctutks _^ _ \_ W. and A. GUbey's. In oase. Wand white WHISKY (bulk)— Greenloosi Inverness. Gleallvet, Terrier, Klrker. Greer and Oo« In demUobaa and lgaUonlaft Collie Blend, Royal Blend, Rob Roy, Jens I beam. Glen Almond. W. and A. Glibay'i Irish and Bootoh in £aMts ~ • and % Ollberi WINES (buik)- SUva and Costo's. Australian, Gtenoon, and . Tokay .. WINES (in case)— ,s ■■.■■". .. W. and A-J,«*«tti'o,!fU9.J"?,^»' f"*l Sherry, Claret, Marsala. Madeira, la. a, : B, o, X and si vn Clarets, 0, 1, t, I, *i Champagne I — Roederer, Parrler ana Oamnset ALE— '■'. bottled by Han ;•.... Boars Head, bottled by HaU John Bull, bottled by John Reld . Ashby's ondMoEwan's "Globe" brand Anelo-Bavarlan BTOUT- Boort Head, HaU . Edmond's Pig Brand _ Gniness'B. bottled by Blood Wolfs Sparkling Neurotone, pints and quarts Goto and Friend's and Johns, Matthew! aad 00, Genuine White Lead and Zlno Unseed Oil, Raw and Boiled, n drums Oolsa Oil. In drums i ... , Castor Oil. to bulk DRIED FRUITB -, Currants, to half oases , Klme Raisins and Figs , Alden Apples (evaporated) KEROSENE, 180 and 160 tost- DavoCs Royal BrllUanli Light of Age. Pre ,., mlnm Safety Prime York Hems and Bacon at Low R toi TOBAOCO i Over the Wateti l/s.NaUrod - Royal Standard Long 6's ! Venus, Wa. f», Doubls Thlek P Piaoes OILMEN'S BTORKS j. Teas, Sugar, 10, lw, No. 8 Papas Bags, Pickles, Kippered Barrings, Potted Meats, and on assortment at General Goods always on hand. ,;;;.a''. Hi,<iT,HKB. IS-HAMES OARRIAQE AND ,DKAY .1 ■ * FAOTORX. JAMES MaCKIE, Proprietor, * Viotoria-st,East,; ■■ '' AUCKtAND. "'-■' -1 ;' Repairs of every description In Wood and Iron neatly exeouted oa the shortest noUoo. Springs made and repaired. Always on Hand—A large quantity of Lamps, also Iron bark Shafts and upokes, Red Gum Fel loes, and Hobart Town Hard wood, v/ : I : v : N.8.-Oountry orders punotuaUy attended to.



Prospeotua. PROSPECTUS OB" THB ' AUCKLAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED. OAPITAL .. „ „ „ fiISO.OOO, In 30,000 Shares of £5 Each. The Capital to be oalled up as follows i 6s per ' share on application, 5s per share on allotment, 6s per share at intervals of three months, as required, until £3 per share is paid up. Provisional Directors i 1 Anderson, H. E.-Esq. Morton, H. B„ Esq. Aiokin. "raves, Esq. Mltohelson, E., Esq., Barb- . Py Esq. MH.R. Car , Esq, MoKenzie, D. H„ Esq. : ObaMucs, Jno., Esq. Maaefleld, T. T., Esq. ■ Craig, Jos,, Esq. Nathan, A. H., Esq. : Dewar, A., Esq. Owen, G. W., Esq. Geddes, J. M., Esq. Porter, A., Esq. Hardy, J.,' Esq. Stono, C. J., Esq. Hulme, Geo., Esq. Stono, C. 8., Esq. Harper. Goo., Esq. Tonka, 8,, Esq. Hull, W. F., Esq. Wilson, J. L., Esq. . BRbKKBBt Brokers' Association. Managing Director t C.B. Stone, Esq. Secretary, pro tern.i J. C. Berger. The object of this Company is to provide ton nage suitable to the growing trade of the Port ot Auokland, bo that: the Imports and exports ot our oity may bo as much as possible carried in locally-owned vessbls, and the Bhlpplng business carried on by a purely local com pany. The rates of freights current in this colony compare most favourably with those ruling lv neighbouring colonies, and are, as a rule, ' sulflclently remunerative to leave a good profit, trading henoe either foreign or intercolonial. The acknowledged daily Increasing commer cial Importance of Auckland is a source of gratification, and the shipping trade, under skilful management and with sufficient capital, would meet with speedy and great develop ment with many parts of tho World with whloh we ore at present notin absolutely dlreot com munication. The object ot this Company is to provide ves sels to trade In the directions already opened, and others whloh may from time to time otter inducements; There Is ample room for a well-organised new line between Auckland and London, Liverpool, and Glasgow, with New York, and with some of the larger oentres of Continental European trade. Of oourse, the large and Increasing export ot bulk and sawn timber will form an Important adjunct. A trade with Tasmania, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, &c, being al ready established, could easily be continued with regularity, whilst the Nowoastle and Grey. mouth coal trades should be also provided tor- There Is a vast field In prospective for a good trade with America, Mauritius, China, Manilla, Caloutta, the Cape, Noumea, and numerous foreign porta, with some of whloh, even at the present moment, a profitable direct trade Is being oarrled on In a desultory manner, and whloh would find support from the new in dustries lately established here and in prospec tive es&blishmont. The Company do not propose to limit them selves to running their own vessels, but will from time to time charter vessels when re quired, in tho event of their own not being tamedlatoly available. .'__■■'. Messrs Stone Brothers, who have for some time oarrlod on a good shipping business, and who have now fairly started anew London line, possess tho nuolous of a fleet suitable for com mencing operations, , and arrangements have been made to take over their vessels and the good-will of their shipping business for the sum of thirty thousand six hundred and fifty pounds (£30,6601. they taking halt the amount in Com pany's shares. Their fleet, consisting of 8 vessols, with aggregate tonnage ot 3842 tons, should be augmented as Boon as possible, so that the business may be extended without delay, especially the London and American branches. The sen-ices of Mr O. B. Stone, as managing director, and the staff at present under his control, who are experienced in this line ot business, have been secured to take offloe under the new Company. It Is further proposed that tho working ex penses should be oonductod on strictly economi cal principles, the expense of agencies and branches to be defrayed out of commissions on tho actual trolahts earned by those branches. Tho proposed capital Is sot down at £160,000, but as only a small portion Is required at present for tho purchase of the existing fleet and oor tlngent expenses, further capital will not be called up until vessels sultablßTor the London and other trades may offer for eiJe at reasonable prioes, until whloh time It Is pnftosed to charter vessels as required to supplement the present fleet, ■ j It Is proposed to Invite all Auokland business men and all who may have any Interest in tho trade of our port to tako Shares in this local Company, and to give the undertaking every possible support. The Company wouldttus be in a measure self-supporting, and strong enough to oompete most sncoessfully with any outside or foreign company or foreign shipping. The Company could then not fall to bo a credit to our port and a most lucrative Investment to Shareholders. • . -v Tho promoters having every oonfldence In the success of tho undertaking, now appeal to the publlo to insure it by subscribing freely for shares. LIST OF VESSELS. &|g& r> Lalra, Iron Barque „ _ .. .„ iSi Alcestls, Iron Barque - „ 398 Stanley, Wooden Brlgantine .. ~ 361 Parnell. Wooden Brlgantlno „ „ SIH Caberfeldh, Wooden Barque - ..833 Peerless, Wooden Brlgantlno „ _ 392 Bella Mary, Wooden Barque - _ 241 Energy. Wooden S-masted Sohooner _ 186 ms An extract trom the books ot Messrs. Stone Bros, shows that seyen vessels of the value ot £26,000 yielded an average monthly profit of £630, equal to £8360 per annum, exclusive of charge for lnsuranco on hulls. These figures serve to show that with a larger fleet, extended business, and more capital, sub stantial dividends may confidently be antici pated. Horticultural. THE PLANTING M_\t THE PLANTING SEASON. l*aW SEASON. WILLIAM MASON, PONSONBY NURBRBIKS. Inooasequesce of retiring from business, will offer Ua whole of fels maenlflee*t stock at very taw prlosr. AGBNOHS OLtIIUNCOUT. THE LASI 9BASON AT THE PONSONBY NURSERIES. Inspection Invited. AB Fruit and other worked Trees true to name, being worked trom Urge standard Fruit bearing Trees growing on the place, aad consisting rt the Largest and Oholoest Colleotlom of FRUIT TRBBB. BHBLTBR AND ORNA . MENTAL *REKB AND BHRCB9. FLOWERING PLANTS, HBHBS, ROOTS, Sec 900 Varieties of the Very Best APPLES, Worked on Northern Spy and ' MoJetin Stock. PUBS. Plums, Peaches, Apricots, Figs, Grapes, Neotarines, Loquate, Guavas, Quinces, Modlars, entrant*, Gooseberrle*. Oranges, Lotno^s, fto., &0. Oakb, Ash, I'rieaial Plane, and Poplar, suitable for street punting. Camkaus tiom Is Howards t Azalios from 6s per doion. Hltaa Plants at lowest prlcos-Qalctr, Aft loan Box-thorn, Obares. BltMgnus, lilgustrnm (Uhlnonsls and vu gan). Robes (150 varieties), all worked, and of tbe verr choicest ooileotlon. to be sold at 4s per dosen.ov 36s tier hundred. I Catalogues oan be hod of G. H. Layers, Queen street i and on application at the Ponsonby MnrsarleT ' ' WILLIAM MASON.' rpHE PLANTING SEASON, 1883. JAMBS MASON, PARNELL NURSERIES, Auckland, Begs to inform Intending Planters that he has now rfeady for the season the LARGEST and OHOIOEI TASBORTMSNTot SHEI/CRRand KORItSV TRBBB, ORNAMRNTAL AND FLOWERING MIKUBB, fee. &o„ be has ever ottered to the Publlo, consisting of j shelter and Forest Tbbeb, Plnus. &o. Fruii Trcsb—Apples, on cUgbt-troof stocks, 190 varieties; Pears, 40 varieties'; Plums, CO varieties; Paaotes, 60 varieties; Apricots, Cherries, Figs, Neotarines, Grapes, Loquats, Guavas, Onrrantr, Gooseberries, Straw- Upward g of 10.000 Orasoes, 22 varieties, In cluding ell the best and newest varieties introduced by Chas. Moore, Esq,, from Spain. Lemons, Citron, and Shaddook Ornamental and Flowering Shrubs. Stove and Greenhouse Plants Keruß and Oeooratlve Plants Bedding and Flowerlrg Plants Hedge Quicks. African Box Thorn, Elcsagnns, Oloarla Privet, &o. Bulbs and Tubsrosss-rooted Plants; Roses, 175 varieties; Carnations and Ploolees. 60 Varieties i fto,, &c. Ac, Herbs, Boots, and Horticultural Requisites, &o,; Garden and mower Seeds. Orohards and Gentlemen's Gardens laid out and attended to by Praotloal Gardener*. Desoilptlvt Catalogues on opiilloatlon. ' J. M. begs to call attention to his splendid Stock ot ACACIA DBODRRBNS (the true Blaok Wattle) he baa now on hand, numbering many thousands. It will thrive in almost any kind of soil, and will prove' good InveStmeint and should ba planted extensively. It is estl mated that upwards of £25000 Is annually sent out of this colony for ihe purohase of. its bark for fanning purposes. '' —r ■ ■!■ i T> R N 6 O L D & C O, BOUTH AUSTRAIJANWINES FROM THE GRANGE VINEgARDS. Established 1859, Red Wines, White Wines, GrenaohicTokat, Frantionao, Muscadine, and Orange Tawney Choice Rich Wine, Guaranteed 10 years old;. : WAOHTER & Coi~iPERNAY ROYAL OHARTER CHAMPAGNE, In Double Magnums, Quart and Pint Bottles. The undersigned has a large stook of the above Wines, in splendid condition, for sale at reason able prioes. ' THOMAS MACKY, Wholesale Wine and Spirit Merchant, . 6rt-et eot, April 1883 I; ,-v.i v 'salt ,v, ■ ■



Public Notices. THE RIVEKSDALE MANUFACTUK ING CO. (LiMiTnn) TANNERS, CURRIKRS, lITKXLMONGERt IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH, AMERICAN. AND FOREIGN LKATHEBS, GRINDERY, SHOE MERCERY. TOOLE AND ALL THE REQUISITES OB TBB ' BOOT AND SHOU TRADEa The R. M. 00. (Limited) have now on hand and to arrive, a splendid assortment, and first rate value lv Colonial Sole. Kip. Calf, Split Brown and Black Harness Leathers, fto,, &o ALSO, First-rate value in Frenob and English Calf Calf Kid, Patent Calf, American Buff Split, Enamel, Kast India Kip, fto., fie Machine Silks, Machine Threads, Grindery. Tools, and Shoe, Meroery ot all descrip tions, CASH BUYERS OF HIDES. BKINS, WOOL, AND TALLOW. Tannery) I Offloeand Store _) AY O H DAL E. I 22, GttKF STREET. ' Telephone 06. wu, a. UAMPSON. ______________ UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE COMPANY LIMITED), . MANUFACTURERS OF COMMON AND TOILET BOAFS, CANDLES, PEANUT, AND OTHER LUBRICATING' OILS. Soap and Candle Works l Pasneu, Oil Worksi CnsTOMHoosx-ftitiKicr Wsar. Warehouse and Offloes i Loweu Aisbrt BTBKKT. Cosh Purchasers ot Tallow and Koueu Fai. OoUvery taken at their Parnal Wurlrs . vv»ri»hoo» ,' . lOABD], Climax Rurrer Stamps." Sols Agent HUGH K. GILMOUR, Brush Manufacturer. Vlotoria-street, ' Apqklakp. vk A KNOCK BROTHERb' "». SOAP AND C4NOLW MaNU FAOTUBBBS, COX'S CREVK, kiobmond. Offloel-DURHAM • STKBKT, AUCKLAND, Cash Purchasers «t ' Tali w. Wool, atiipsklns. and Bonas. TCTEW ZEALAND GRAIN AGENOY i.l AND MERCANTILE COMPANY (LIMITED) CAPITAL £1,000,000 * '. t Head Ovfioes, NbwTZbaland: THE TRIANGLE, OHRiSTCHUROH. Managing Directori Qua G. Stead. Consulting Director: P. Cunningham. ' The nnderslgned begs to inform Grain Mer chants and others that he has been appointed AGENT for the above Company, ana Is now prepared to reoelve orders-whfeh shall have prompt attention—for Grain-and all kinds of New ZHALAND Produce. R. H STEVENSON, Agent. Cnlon Insnmnoe Office. Queen-street VV IKBWORK. yy IkEWORB^ J. P E T F O R D, Plumber, Hiqh-stbeet, Having engaged an expert Wireworker from Sydney, Is prepared to exeoute all orders in the Wire lino, suoh as Flower Baskets, Stands, Soroens Fire Guards, &o. Samples can bo seen at J, Pktford's, High street. ' ' • jt H A N X S. F. MOKJ3NNA AND CO., TAILORS AND HABITMAKERS, PITT-STBEB*.'ACTCKLAKD, Desire to tender their thanks to those friends and patrons who have so kindly supported them during the last four years. MR MAURICE SULLIVAN Has now Taksn Ovbb the Businsss, bnt F. MoKBNNA remains in the oapaolty of Cutter, and hopes that his old frionds wi 1 continue their favours. V. MoKBNNA li well know* tor his perfect outting, and is exoelled by none la Auokland. TICE OF R i M O VAL. . F. MAOINTYRIt AND CO. (THE IALIAN VINEGUOWBR* COUPANT) beg »1/ ooroly to thank thepobUo for the patron age they have received slnoe commencing business In Auokland, and wish to make known that they have RKMOVXD to more commo dious premiies In 3BORTL AND BTMBET. noxt Winks and Hal1, and apposite the Auckland Club, where, in addition to the Australian Wine Business they will carry on the basinets Of General Wine and spirit Merchants In oot ■equenoe of J. F. Maclatyre having taken bis brother (Mr Alexander Msolntrre) into partner ship, the business will in future be corned on uin'er the style or firm of Ma-'lntyre Brothers *nd' 0.. and they hoot* to continue to reoelve to raf ouogo bitheno bestowed, MACINTYRK BROIiiBRS AND CO. will imtmrt dlreot tram the BEST DISTILLERS at Home, and from FIRST-ouass BOTTLERB Of MALT LIQUORS, whloh will enable thorn to supply tbe Best Brands ot Wises. Spirits, Malt Liquors, fto.' at moderate prices. They will also keep on hand the oelebratod Helidoa so Water. They particularly wish to call the attention ot the pnblio to the foot that the Australian Wines have oarrled off many gold Medals at the Bordeaux Exhibition, na also at Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide, acme ot tnem. suoh as Port, Shlras, Claret (Nob, 1 and 21, and Verdellho, are specially re commended tor medical purposes; The public may at all times rely on finding a oholoe selec tion of these unsurpassed Wines t> Stook. Price List on application. . FL O U IS • PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER QUBBN-STREET WHARF, AUOKLAND (Next J, fc D. Oxleys", Ship Chandlers), Having had a long experience in some otthe Best Houses in Geneva and tho Colonies, is prepared to exeonto Flrst-elasi Work in WATCHMAKING. RBPAIRIHB. fcq WHi HAM THOMAS, Corner of Lome and Vlotorla-streets, Auckland Bast. vb.i MONUMENTAL. MARBLE AND GENERAL StONBKASON, AROHITEOTUR AL 80ULPTOR fc OARVER Inscriptions accurate and beanttfu Monuments, Tombs, Heads tones, and every description ot Stono work at the lowest possible prioes tor town and country. , . . y. j[. Krsa w. a. o'su^hvan F. J. Moss & Co., HOUSE. LAND, AN ESTATE AGENTB. BHOBTLASD-BTBEW. Intending Buyers are respectfully Invited to Inspsot otu List of Properties. . _ ~ , Money to Lend at Current Ratttfot Interest.l OEEDS. SEEDS. SEEDS. ARTHUR~YATFS Has to Intimate that ho has opened a GARDEN SEED STORE in Viotorla-Btreet, Auckland, next to the "Observer" Office (being a Branch of Samuel Yates's Seed Warehouse at 16 and 18, Old Mlllgate, Manchester). i- Hlb first consignment has just arrived in ex cellent condition, and cannot fall to please. Post orders will receive prompt attention. Inspection invited. - • ■ ■■"■ ' TQI D W A R D BART LB V, ABOHTIEOT. , . BTICHBUR3T3 BUILDINGS. . QUBBN-STREET. Lime &p Ground Lime. , GROUND LiMB, FOR BALE.I SOUTH GATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULI GROUND ROCHE UME, In any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floors Cellars, eto. (next to stone flagging-Js un rivalled for durability and hard-setting Qualities). For tanks and other wet workl Is a first-olass materia B, KB A NE, SOLE AGENT, COSTOM-BOUBB-STBEBT. TAKE NOTICE-That notwithstanding all that lv said In favour ot other Mahn rang! Limes, the steady but inoroaaing demand from all parts of Anokland and Province, Sontl and Australia. Is a sufficient guarantee as to thi genulnees of PULHAM. BANSATYNB ANL CO.'S HYDRAULIC LIMK. For Walls. Ficon and Garden Paths it Cannot bb Robbed Out —For (Areolars and further Information apply a I Anokland Bronob, Oustom-house^treet Wert,



Horse Training. v; XT O ~R S^ E > T; X A IN I N Q. 3 PROFESSOR~H. SAMPLE, THE CELEBRATED AMERICAN; HORSEM;ANi ~ ,'. ' Has returned to Auokland, and will give Lessons on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY EVENDJGS, at MR. QUICK'S STABLES, at half-past 7, ~~T ON THE 1 OCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT OF QUR J^OBLEST JJORSE. Jj^REE JJXHIBITION AND JjECTURE AT.; QUICK'S gTABLES I '_■+■■ TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) BVBNINO, AT 7 O'CLOCK.



TSWDBBS LEiSfiS OK KURAL LAND, WITH PERPEIOAL RIGHT OF RENEWAL. WEST OOAST (NORTH ISLAND) LAND DISTRICT. -^3 3,284 aores for Loosing In the Opunake and Kau pokonui iMstrlots, in Sections varying trom 105 to 314 acres, at an annual rental« trom Is fld to 2i 6d par aore. Crown Lands Offloe, Pates, Ist May, 1881 ■ Written Tenders (In seolel oovers) are Invited for the under-mentioned sections, in accordant* with the prorisions of "The Land Act 131?. Amendment Aot, 188 V Conditions to bb OasnSTJo ar Tkndkrers. ' Tho prloe tendered most be stated In writing, as well as In figure*, accompanied by the statu, tory declaration required by the-Aot together with six months' rent at the rate tendered, and the sum of £11,0s to pay tor the lees a and regi stration, to hi -Ofljtei with the Commisslotera Crown Lands at Patea not later than 4 o'clock on Tuesday, the 12th day of June, to be opened by the Commissioner of Crown Lands at Patea. on Wednesday, tun 13th ssy of Juns, at II o'olook a.m., when tha highest tenderer if the tenders shall equal ir txoaed the upset fixed annual racial pw sore) will be deoiared the Forms'of tender and declaration can be ob talned at any Grown Londß Otßoa in the 0010-iy. Any pen on of the age of eighteen years and upwards may become a lessee under thla r y stem. In the event ot any person tendering (cr two or more lessee, the deposit eta Bum equal to one half year's rent of the tsuder lsrgest in amount shall be soffiolßM, together with the sumot £1 10s to pay tor the lease and registration thereof, Said either in cash, marked oheque, or bank raft made payable to the Beoelver of Land Revenue, Pateo. Limits or Ahva fob each Lkbsee. No imbo shoU be made to any person owning, nor ihall any person be capable ot becoming Ihe It ssee under a lease or a sub-lease who owns any freehold load, or land held under lease or lloesse under the Crown, whereby suoh person shall become elthsr the owner, tenant, Or occu pier In the whole, either by himself or jointly With any other person or persons, inoludlng the lands oomp'Rsd in tbe loare, of a greater area than 640 acres In the colony. The above nd Is situated near Opunake, and consists of fairly-level bush oauntry; soil good,' well watered. 2 615 aores for Cash, In the Opunake District, In Sections varying from 100 to 820 sores, at from Al \ss to £2 5s per aore. ~ . . Td BE SOLD FOR.CASH, AT,HAWBRA ON FRIDAY, TEB-16TH DAY OF JUNE. The above searlaim »r» of sltni'ar quality and dttcnptloa ot soil to those ops; ea for perpetua •term's of Sal*: One fourth *t pnrohaee money to be paid si sale and tne bs »no» to >hs Ke oalvar ot Land K»v»»ne, 1 nica or Hawora witht* (Mia calendar month rrom date ot s*le olherwtue the depart will be forfeited, and the oontract for the sale ot the land thenceforth ba null aad void. | Groan jranttoeto be p.in on completion of pmebsse. • '•' ■ ■'' ':' ' "_,'"■_'_£■ Notk.—Further particulars and lithograph plats, showing tho blocks end tedious of tbe above land*, can be obtained at the Land Offices st Auckland, Now Plymoutb. Patea, Hawera, Naptar, tad Wellington, on ana alter the 16th Maytoetant. „.„„.„ a A. WRAY, ■ Oammlssloner of Crown Lands. 0 OKITIKA HaRBOUR JBOABD. CONSTRUCTION OF '< RAINING WALL \A OONTRAOT NO, i, HOKITIKA HARBOUR WORKS. : Tenders, will be received at this office op to noon on TUKSDAY, 19th June next, for the Oonstruotlon of the South Training Wall of tbe above-named works. Tbey must be marked "Tender for Harbour Works," oo the outside Of envelope, and must bs addressed to the Chairman. . . 1 Plana and specifications may be seen at this offloe. and at tbe offloes of the Barbour Boare si at Dunedln, Auokland, and Lyttelton. Bach tender most be sent In with properly filled In schedule On printed forms, whloh will bs supplied on application. A deposit of one hundred pounds (£100), either In oash or marked cheque, must accompany each tender.' The lowest or any tenter not necessarily accepted. '..'■- < : Tofegraphlo tenders, similarly addressed and marked, will be received. It presented at any Telegraph Offloe by noon ot the same date, provided tbat Written tenders In due form are lodged at tho offloes,above-mentioned by tho samehow* aniiii .;.•.; ■■ >~ ■ By order. |PS p!S5i : HENRYHARVEY, - ' -vi »■ ■■■■ i\ ■.' jsi '<-..:i- ■ iSeoretaiT.. Harbour Board Office, i Ho^arMayg,lßßa, , . .. . rfIdAMES VALLEY-ROTORUA 3. d . .RAHiWAI. ■ ■■;.- m m ' CON fft ACTS FORTHB SUPPLY AND DELIVERY Off BLEKPEBB. Written Tenders will be received at the offloe of thd undersigned tor the Supply and Delivery bf Sleepers In any quantities. SpoOlfloatlonß ot oontraot may bo seen at the Publlo Works Offloe, Wanganui, the County Council Offloe, Thameß, and at'the Offloe Ot the undersigned.'. ■ . • STEWART & HUNTEff. di Civil Engineers. Bhorfand-Btreet,,_ , ■■-■, • i Auokland, May Bth, 1883. . .„;.!.. TW" O 1 I; O E RE A B 6 V, E. I TEND»B3'FOB SUPPLY OF SLBBPEBS. Tenders tor Sleepers wUI bo received until noon of THURBDA 7, the 21st day of June. - , STEWART ANHHUNIER. ■ Civil Hngineere. , Shortland-Btreet • .._ Auckland, May 28,1883. i rr\ O B U I L D. B R S. ' Tenders will be received by the undersigned until noon on SATUBDAST, June 16th„;tor the Breotlon Ot Church at RUeralle. . . . . Plans, &a, at our Offloes, Queen-street. . ' P. HBRAPATH ft 80N8, . , i .■* . < -.-. . AroMteets. /f> 0 'OEI U IL D B' R; S., Tenders will be received until noon of WED NESDAY, the 13th Instant, for tho Erection of a Cottage at Mount Eden. ■ ; "_'"' ' Plans? ftc.at Nos.T and B. South Britlsb Buildings.-; '.' ... - ~•? ~: : EDMUND BELL, •., .'.,. ~,".; ~. [~. "/ „ . Arohltept.;, ■'-; v:"-3dtetB. ' " ;" CHAMEiMO'ST HOTBsL, OORNSR OV QUEEN WAKEFIELD, AND RUTLAND Superior Accommodation for. Families and T Commercial Travellers; " ' . ; PRIVATE BUITKB. . .. Aloock's Best BlUlard Tables. ■..,!,>■:. i I NIGHT TARTAR. 1 HARRT BEN^TT, 'fBOPBIBTOBT 5 I lateProvidoHi New Zealand and Union Com » Aaw *TPT"""7 pa ny^ fcteamers.. * • I•!.*OJ*OHWW^»AI«'V| fßoa 18 TIU. 2.



I OB BifiAtt. Xjl O R S A' L E. DEVONPORT. NORTH SHORE, Four acres of land, to orchard, with four roomed Cottage. Terms easy. ' • - . Four-roomed Cottage, unite new, end}-sore seotion. Price, £250. - Five-roomed Coitsge, with allotment 02x185 .feet. Price, £225. . Four-roomed Cottage near English Church.' ■ Seven-roomed House and i area Allotment, with good view.' Price, £475. Four-roomed Cottage, new, with allotment 55x193 feet. Prloe. £225. Handsome Viilo, 8 rooms, with every con venience, allotment 60 x 120 feet. Cheap. Three Small Cottages, respectively £170, £165. and £160. Very cheap; also, Build ing Lots in all parts ot the dlsirlot. Apply B.&B.DUDBB. House and Lend Agents. OR SAjIE, a First-class f-size Billiard Table, nearly new, one ot Aloook's best make, and complete.—Apply at E. Cotter's, Cabinetmaker, Ylotoria-street West, or, and on view, at R. Arthur's Show-rooms, Queen-Street. NORTH SHORE.- FOR SALE, Houses ol 3. i, and 6 rooms; also, Building Allot-' ments In first olass positions; no pains spared to suit Intending purchasers. Money to lend on freehold seourlsy.—Beniamln Tanner, 8. Queen street. IpOK SALE, IN VICTORIA-STREET (on aocount of owner leaving the district), that valuable corner allotment, havings frontage of 10 f est-to Vlotoria-street and 60 feet to Chapel street, together with LARGE SHOP AND DWELLING of seven rooms. This is one ot the best bupinßss positions In this fine street.—Apply W, and J. Erater, Land AgehtS. frZi Insurance Bulldlngs/HI JK THURMER.PIANOS. specially designed for the climate of New Zealand and Aus tralia. Trichord, overstrung, double oblique, full compass, with patent cheok action and iron frame. These instruments are famed for dura bility, superiority of touch and tone, and elegance of design. SMITH AMERICAN ORGANS (only Gold Medal Melbourne Exhibi tion), unequalled for brilliancy, sweotness, and power. These beautiful Instruments can be obtained at very moderate prices, from the Sole, Agent,, W. R. Walker, Gore-street (near, the Railway Station). LispeoUonJuylted. ! JOHN SOPPET, House; Land, and General. Commission Agent, No, 8. Queen street, bis for immediate safe (really cheap) i -1 comfortable > 6-roomed COttase, Ponsonby (terms very easy) s also,' 1 7-roomtd House, 1 5-roomed House. 2 4-roomed Cottagot, vii 1 small Store, to town; 2 Dairy if arms, l) n.i ci from to rm; 2 partly Improved Farms. 013-31 sores, the other 150 Ames; about 12 mil 11' rom Matamata. Clover, Hay. This well-saved Hay, pressed Into small bales of from lOOlbs. to lSOlbs. each. And SWEET OLOVER CHAFF, In Sacks of 751t>8. each. - MAY BE HAD IN ANY QUANTITIES AT TBE -SIORBS OF^THB HAY AND OOBN .;, DEALERS, Am*, iv anantlties of not less than one ton, at the & torks ot .; THQRNTONsSMITM&iPIRTg; Hotels,. Mr, I L L I ON PRig ES. | BOTTLE DEPARTMENT. I. *■« AUOKLAND HOTEL. ArcKLAND Avenue. Brandy. 4/6.5/, 5/6 bob Hennessey (esse). Sill b. Whisky, 4/. 4/6 bottle LL Whisky, 6/ bottle Walker's Whisky. 4/6 Bum. 8/. 8/6 Key Rum, 4/6 Red Heart Bum, 6/ Geneva (qts), 4/8 Port, Sherry, 3 0. V, 5/ English Ale, 1/3,1/4 Sohnapps (qts), 4/8 : Assorted Oases made up In proportion, Cpen from 8 a,m. to 5 p.m. . J. OAFFBRY. Proprietor. Educational. TRANCING LESSONS PRIVATE*-?. J CLASS ItB~AVAIL ABLE. MR end M4BB ROBERT 3 (Melbourne) in '■ attendance dally at the tOBNE-BTRBET HALL, from 11 a.m. i The New Waltzes, eto. v. . a 1 *. A few lessons under capable supervision will qualify those desirous 01 taking part satisfac torily in the bait room. •• < ' • ' *» . Schools and Families attended.. MR. F. B. WOOD HAM," ' or th* '" PIANOFORTE AND HARMONIUM. Address oahbor K'. ',;' '_t'!j_t_ ""''' Mb. A. EAI!)Y, Auckland Mnalo Wsgehoniw. Qnwen-street. TfiE ARTvOEr B.INGING »T ___*_________" l;~ ■ . ; MYAI, KBtgHSHS °* "OSIC' i Acannn fe^tS^* uwdom. ; TJTft, GORDON GOOOH (Bronxo : iVA and saver Medallist and ; Associate) having studied Ten ; Terms In this Royal and National i Institution, is, In the opinion of • the several Professors with whom I he was .plaoed, duly qualified to • rtSibh Blnging. - SIgnSdFTG. A I Maotarren. Mus. Doc, Cam ; bridge.—lß7B. ; , '■ 1 ,::t ■in i.j MM—- —- •■. ■ _i '■. In reference to above, Mr. Gooob is prepared to reoelve names of Private ■ Poena for . SiNarae and Voice Production at his Private Bealdenoe. Albert F,ARK . : ,. t • • , r (^ujasmith. . GrUNSI (j- P N-S i G-unsi \ : SHOOTING SEASON, 1883. TO SPORTSMEN. I). E V ITT, GVNHAKBB, ■ ' 254. QUEBN-STREBT. AUCKLAND. Opposite thO'CH^r Market. Offers FOR SALE, at Unusually Low Priori-. Double Breeoh-loadlng Guns * ' ! sassßttafflw^.... . rmrtls and uarver's D'amond Gunpowder i Plaou, WllkHfe Lauren eAlllanoe Gunpowder w^fckls-JPwker mW* Shot Nawoaatte GhlileoShot Bley's Cartridges and t arte . Cases, • - ■ - Kley'SCaps end Wadding ■■ •-• '■■ ■ •» jjoailng- »< apblnes,' K«nppers, fto. i ' powder Floßksnnd.Jhot Pouches i Game tings ond Jun Oases ~ , v - ... 1 i -AlrGn:,s. ...'"'""*' '' "J "' ' i Gun wori of avery ii r ,1 done on the Premise* Workmsnshiu. Unsu:p» ü ßedln the Colony, and Prices Reasonable* !,ITl"- »•" Ksteblbhed 1858. Opposite the City Market.



- Amusements, * . A BBOTPS OPERA HOUSE.' 10fb055....,„_... I..Meesrs.Stanfle'd andDortf 1' - Manager...„_'..„„_'_.-..Mr.B.A.Underwood UNQUALIFIED tUCOSSS I CROWDID AND KcTHUBItSTIO AUDIKKCE. . RVXRY ITBH KK-DaUtNDEn. - 1 To-oiffht 1 (uonday). To-nigbt ! Messes. D'ARCY sTan field and FRED. DARK • In their Popular and World-ronowntd Drawing . room Entertainment, entltlsd, ; ■ AND HAVPY MOMENTS I \_C___ As performed by them before their HoyalHlgn • nesses the Prince and Prtooe.s of Wales. Seoond Night Of the EXCURSION TRAINi . Seoond Night ot the JUVENILE PARTY. Second Night of HKNKY IRVING.^' ACUP 0» TEA TO-NIGHT, • mw Second Night of the fhovebbial Brothim .- 1 ... and Rags and Bosib. Box Plan at Wayte's. Prtoes: Dr.^ Ojreta ' and orchestra StaUs, IS; Stalls, 2s (Id: Pit, 0»« shilling. Doors open at 7 80; comitenoe at ge. p.m. Carriage* at 10.16 g.m. W. BUCHANHBPBURN. Agent 15 LA C X DIAMO ND S I j3 .'-'.- BLACK DI4.MONDS I MASONIC HALL, ONEHUNGA. The Black Diamond Minstrels will give one of their Unrivalled Nigger Kntertainments In > the above BaU oa THURSDAY next, Juno 14. Tne Programme will consist ot New Jokes. New Song,, and New nances. '■'he whole to conolnde with a D A.NOE. NO iE.—These Diamonds bave beea.tosted,at4 are WiTinted genuine. Admission:—Conotrt and Dana*, 2,;8'.0k Seat?, Is. Doors aion at 7.10; Curtain at 8 p.m. Sharp. Beintimel ,;", • F. R. PBBROTT, Manager. 4 BBOTT'B OPERA HOUSE. P MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 25. MIS 3 MARIEREL~g"r EENWO 0 D (12 Years of Aob) will give a GrRANDr Evening Concert. Nett Prooeeds to be given to Fund for Building New Church at Mount Albert, and also in aid of St. Mary's Orphanage, Ponsonby. Assisted by most of the Leading Vocalists under Conduotorship of MR GORDON GOOCH. Dress Circle and Orchestra Stalls, ss; Stalls; 2s 6d; Fit, is. Tickets and Programmes obtain' able of Mr Greenwood; also, may be procured, I and seats reserved, at WayteW ';■',■■' Ltecturoe. OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ' ASSOCIATION - , (Cornet of Wellssiey and Albert-streets), . WINTER COURSE OF LECTURES. Friday. June 16—Professor T. G. Tnokfcr, 8. A. Subject: "The Intellectual and Moral Re vival <-f the ICth Cemury." Friday. June 22—Kntertalnment . Friday, July 6-Rev. O. Carter. Bubjeotj I 'Ceylon," '<-i-—i ;>. ■ ,a- ■ ' Friday, July 27-Rev. MoKenzle Eraser, MA, . Snnjeot: "Mo«rfc" •■'"■'■ '* Friday. August 3- Protestor F. D. Brown. B.SCU Hubject! •' Eleotrlo Lighting." Friday. 4UBUat 17—Entertainment. Friday. Augußt 31— B. G Beth Smith. Esq., i P.M. Sublect: " Charles Klngslei." Friday, September H-Hev. J. 8. HIIL Butt ! ■■ ject; "Alcohol." Friday, September 28—Prof e»sor A. P. Thomas. ■ M.A., F.L.S. Subject:" Volcanoes." Commencing at 730 Beats reserved for ticket-holder's till 7.20. Tlokets for tae course, to admit hearer and >ady,ss; to admit bearer only, Si 63. Admission to .single lecture, is— may ba fc ad from the Booksellers or any member ' ofCommU'ee, and at tfro Rooms. ■ ■■:'■.','■. ''': i .-.':■ THOMAS BDDOEB, : "..'■ ". , '. "Hbn.>ec;• Sporcum. ____ _ _____=j • Melbo (TBNI Ctr P, ''1888.' ' . s ' ADAM BEDS Is now forming a strles of Companies on tha above event,. Two Thousand Investors- at £1 eaoh, to te divided as follows:- FirstHcwe.. .-.*.'" v ;. JSSOO ; • eecoed Horse ■-..■■ .. ..200 Third Horse .. .. .. 100 Other Starters (divided) 600 _ ■Non-s*Arters - • - 700 ■:>■'■■". -Total.. .. .. ££5» It Is particularly requested that early applloa tion for Shores will bo mado, »s each Hat will be drawn soon as filled. Results will ba forwarded to cuosonbers Immediately after drawing, and the next list proceeded with. Any subscriber drawing a horse in 'any Us wiU be allowed, if he fo desires it, to Invett In .' the following list any Bum not exceeding Four Pounds witnout remitting any further cash, "'* this amount to be ultimately deducted from prise mousy.""- "- '■• ■■--;■•■ «B*^o. INOW OPEN. Application by letter only, enolosicg two stamts, with exohonge on cheques, or by money order, bank notes, or draft*. Registered letters or telegrams Will not on any eooount he w celved. If bank nous are sent please use Cwv ' envelopes, one sealed and plaoed inside the other; P.O. Oi ders preferred when procurable." . Address— '. ■ <■ -.' '" . '"., ADAM BEDS, . ~ : Uaro of H, N. h bbow. '■'..'• *- BoxNtfcS.PißtOfflo'.Anoklandi'" '■■' [Closhs on on About 19th July.] OACE INVESTIGATION COMPANY ' ' XI Will hold a Dlsoußslon on the VICTORIA RACING CLDE'S RACBg, TO BE RUN AT MELBOURNE " About July 21,1883. 4000 MEMBERS'AT TEN SHILLINGS. Od.' NatUmaX Maiden ] CashPriees. Steeplechase, Hurdle Rate. R ,. n, n ____} . ADont m l Abottt 15 i , e"rff-niT llO Nominations." Nominations. sat £20.\ :KU First.. ..£IOO First.. ..£2OO , ft ..o ln .:__, Second .. 160 Second -.100 ;WM*ML.«IW Third „ 100 Third _ 60 80at£S .. IW Starters _• 100 starters .. SO ..-..,-., Non-start. 160 Non start. 150 £300 £550 ASH About 76 Prizes. each ticket has Six i 6) Chances. Apply by letter (registered letters not re ceived). Cheques must have exchange added. Bank notes accepted. Poßfc-afflce Orders pre ferred, payable to Sihbad. Pieaseenolose two Stamps for reply and ibsnlt. s ?.••>,' Address- v SINBAD. Osre of M* Honimy, Box 3U, ' . i'Skr, : p.a, Duiedln. WaX 13 ACE INVESTIGATION COMPANY j. v offer a PRIZE of £1 Is » ; (2 SHARES in the Present Event). for the best Pisco of Composition adaptable in advertising the reßnlt of the present event. au Competitors must send to their compost ttens before 21st June. . They can be either Lccil. Comloil, or His tortoal, bus not to be more than FIVE INCHES '< of printed matter. . . Afldress— ':/' * COIIPOBIIIOK, Box 312. P.O. Dunedln. Elgnedi: BINBAD. -[WILLCLOSE 19thJDLYt ,' : * GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLE* " CBAHE AND HUBDIiB RACE, 1 To be run at MELBOURNE 21st JULY, 18831 "J' 4000 Members at IGs. STEEPLE. ' HURDLE. i:.;.:,:.!!. ;_■•.,'.',*,:,.':-,!" ■■.' ,1 I. :!■:':-: « First. „ ~ 850. Flrtfi.. » ~ m m Second - - 176 Second .. „ ioo i Third- .. «.. •> - 100 Third . _ 60 ~ ' Others .. ■■ 250 Others' .." ' _ 288 ' ■■-"■"• ■ im t< CASH PRIZES. .■■•: Ist £100 .. .. £100: 3at £50. .. .£l5O 4at£2s .. - 110 6at£lo 4 _ _ 50 25 at £5 .. .. 125 Total '*„■ „£525 Eaoh Tioket has Seven Chances, the Eaco '. and Cash Awords being drawn separately. 1 Please send Pet Oifioa urdors When'oonveo ient; it Is safer than Bending noteft— being cqnal ' .to Registration.:■ Cheques must ha marked , Correot by Bank. Two stamps i;r replies ro r quired. ■■.::,■vr." .( ,--•„,• ■.'■,.,,- •,•-';;■'.'., i ~r.r >. ; „ ...^ADA.MANJT.DA, ,' "'"-" : Uare Mr Abraham.' Box 315, Poot OfitoeirOlnnojlln. ORIENT'S MELBOURNE CUP: CON. BULTATIUN, 188S.-10 000Shnw**| «a, eaoh. Full Share, m -B*U (Jhare, £L 6£o* , Prltee. FUsv Horsa. £'oflff.-'."eoand.'£Jooo: Thlrd.£looo; other StMtar ß ,£limß,(bi«hwsnu J 1 £1500; and m Cnth l'rizes, ran^Hhom£lo to £SCD. Total, £20.C00. Ada K^S^e to- Che* - Sues } two Stamps tor reply and rttiall. ResnlS dps posted to ah subscribers Immediately after Drawing.v, Applications tqr letter only, ad ' dressed to "ORIENT, cars of W. Sinclair, > Eastora Arcade, Melbourne."