The Auckland Evening Star.

VOL. XXVI.—NO. 4,406

AUCKLAND, N;2., FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1884

PRlOifi: ONE FEJNJN^.



i. Shlpptai:. JLjtr ■+. "PACIFIC MAIL STEAM ja£jX&^M *- SHIP co> "I«3S^^P''TIIROU(SH THK UNITE STATES OF AMERICA, Vt HONOLULU, TO GREAT BRITAIN. Under Postal Contract, with tho Governments ( New Zealand and New South Wales. Passongers booked through to Liverpoo London, or Paris, via tho Great Overland Roa Df America, via tho Steamers of the AUanti Linen from Now York. Date ot Date of Steamer. Tons. Sailing to Sailing U - [ ' Sydney 'Frisco. 18gl • '" ■ Onorabout 1884, Ze01andia.......... 3.200 July 27 August li City of Sydnoy.... 3,401 August 21 Sept. 16 Australia ■.... 3.201 June 28 July 22 ■ FARES:— First-olasa.. £88 and upwards Bteerabo.' .£32 3s 9d and upwards First-class to San Francisco £40 Steerage ~ fi2o Through Cabin Passengers are permitted t lay over at Honolulu, or any of the cities of thi United States, not to exceed six months. No Shipping Ordors will bo issued after 1 p.ra on tho day before the daiiing of steamers for Sai For freight ratoa and all other Informatloi annlv to THOa T. GAMBLE, Agent, : Lower Queen-street. tos* r\r*«# TTNION STEAMSHII mJ&S2&, 1 \J COMPANY OK NEW I^^SS» ZEALAND (LIMITED). | ' TIMK TABLK.-JnNK. Bt>B TARAMAEI, NELSON, PICTON, WKL LINQTON, LYTTELTON, AND WEST COAST PORTS (from Manukau). Steamer. | Date of SaUing. | Rotorua | Sunday, 29, 2 p.m. \ — , Jlf mail arrived). Wanara ITuea.. Jnly 8, 8 a.m. 17.15 a.m. FOR &ISBORNB, NAPIER, WELLINGTON. LYTTKLTON, AND PORT CHALMERS (from Anoklandl. ' WAHJ6RA I Thurs., July 3, noon | — RntQABPOMA I Thurs., July 10, noon I — FOR MELBOURNE mABLPCT). Waihora I Thurs.; July S, noon I — Rinoabooua I Thurs., July: 10, noon I I FOR GISBORNE, NAPIER. AND WEL- IJNGTQN. BQPTH.OBoaa I Tneg.. Jnly 1.6 p.m. I — ' FOR SYDNEY. Te ANAU I Tues., July 1,5 p.m. \ — FOR SUVA AND LEVtTKA. pENauiS ! Mon., 30,5 p.m. I — (No cargo after noon.) ' ~: .. FORRUSSELJj. Psuwcin I Mon., 30, o p.m. | — Wairarafa 1 Tncs., July 1. 5 p.m. I — SOUTH SEA ISLAND EXCURSION. Wairabapa 1 Mon., July 7,3 p.m. I — Cargo must be booked and alongside Two Homis before advertised timo of departure. Passage Tickets must be taken at the Com pany's Offloo (Auokland Branch). Fort-Btreet. jr^T -. (\ Klis N T LINE .^^^^^S^jF Undorcontract with thoNev i*r^ South Wales Government fo the conveyance of Mails. Tha following Stawnshtpa bol«nging to tb Orient Co. ana the Pacific'-1 Co. will leav BYDNKY and MELBOURNE on the nndoi montioni^d dat«s for UJNDON. via ADELAU)> DIKGO QAKCIA (at steamer's option), SUES' andNAPbKS:- Steamer. From Sydney. From Melbourne. Okient Juno2o Jnce2B Gabonne...... Julyl , July 10 IjUSITAXIA Jnly IS . July 24 . ■ . And fov_lgntly theroafter. 'rni-jugb f arcs to London; C2I to fi7s. i'uKsent'ore .secure special advantAges by booking through from New Zealand. Saoond ay Orint steanior are provide;! v.-;u, -,ioo-.: likssagcj *o Sydney or Melbourne. NAi-i^Ktl TO XONBON by ItaiL-Specia) irransomonts mf(rte with Messrs Cook and Soup ,r tUe issue of 'nn-ough tickets at greatly re 'rXSSAtj'ks fROM LONDON.-Spedal faclll ttcs allorded (or bringing out Friends and roJiiUves by pre-payineiit of the passa«e-monej *"SPKCIAL RETURN TICKETS, available foi Vt months, are Issued at the following rate} !- KiratSaloon _ - i- -«» P\UC£l| ttlßOIOKED THROUGH~tO LON DON at Reduced Rates. ,;.,! i,!: i AcontH In New Zealand. .-'_* d fj r ■- A''U CXL AND " Wednesday, 16, 8 p.m. Wednesday, 23,4 p.m. " V.'cdnesday, 30,8 p.m. WADE to AccKi-^Thur^. B b 3 p.m m> .Thursday. 17,1 p.m. ' Thursday, 24, 8 30 a,m. ~: i-j .. " t ., i«ill ilThursday, 31, Ip.m. - i VVe^thwantl othericirpumstonaes permitting. Parcels must be prepaid on board. ,1,1 -AOTlrto MrA^ARSHALL.Master. ,',.,- WOHTHBKN STEAM *^%i^ -N SHIP CO. (LOOTED). P; 'S S\ '' TI^tE^TABUC.— JT/NE. rp^ (Weather and other Cironm rk**u__V Btaneeß Permitting.) L."=■;..; /li? .from rKKKT : Wwhmx^ 3 BAY OF' Plf__^' BT__tßM. t'-^DJatOI'BAILINa. WalHngton-; 1 Monday. 307r p.m. „ —^ ' r>n-n_it« atTauranga for Opoti—l B __* i "STbm Vl Rent? Ports every ■"** I Tuesday. . 7-nrt WTff-"-'- WHANOABOA. -^iTM-veoNOT. aTcinote ( | Monday. g». 6 p.m. =sl^AN o __il AND WHAMS*™ OMM P.m; " ~" . VfM M-ROTTRY BAY; I? - H»BRIEB TBrtTIK^A, PORT ¥TMr a^- Q n tt ' I Every Wednesday, i p.m. — " FROM MANUKAU. -T_ FOB ia^"'* AXD WAITAHA. __ SSliPiili fc% 9tSC^D-^Northern Steamship Com •""eaSyN^to gand'fronrMorcnry Bay, !os --^—^-v-~xnOKTMERCURY BAY r AND TAIRUA. — S.s. *" >4afflSHu«NK!PTUNKovcry Monday and _Jiß_Ss_^a'Tliurßday,' at 7 p.m. — J)or or passago apply on __-i-----r-7inHE KAMO UOLLIIfIHSi ■";:if_^_f- 1 COMPANY;S fart ana I|__BS_S~~ j CRAWTOBD, m tonsre^r,^^ ter> • ' ■ l»om _^^&ANGABKI HEADS, «» ■^S^?^u_jtoPparK bay. :^2S^: .iii •■ •« Thnrsdar 28.9-38 a.m. Friiay, 27,8 p.m. . TW§»£ yfcf_ no on VCOACHrunsinconnectlon with the stcamei STEAM^TO~fHAMBB; j irrrnu Auckland: -J--T^otom___£[_______nEHS .^T-ri^______L_^S[-^^



Jj^J^r GTEAM TO LONDON, <^^ffitt^"PKNINSUL!\R&"ORIKNTAI *t£3£&m&&F STEAM-NAVIGATION saaSiU^ COMPANY, FOR LONDON DIRECT, VIA BOMBAY. HtoAinni. Leave . Leave Steamer. Sydney. Melbourne. iSS4I 188 i Assam July 9 July 15 3UTLE.I , Jnly 23 July 29 Pkrhawtk Aug. 6 Auk. 12 B,U.T.u:AT .J Aug. 20 Aug. 2IJ Indus 1 Sep. 3 | Sep. 9 And thenceforward every aiternam waek. Passengers and cargo booked to London, Mar seilles, Italy, Egypt, India, China, and Japan at modorate rates. Return tickets issuod both to flrat and second It t(passengers at especially low rates. Cheap reserved accommodation can be obtained In thu oompany s vessels. Passengers booking at AaoMand eeonre ipeclol advantafros. For all parUoulan apply to CRUIOKSHANK ft CO. AaenU, 18, Queen-street, Auckland. // IVToTtTUEKN IUVER J&fr~diZJl -i-l -S'i'KAM NAVIO ATION V (LLMITKI J). <BiggjigfiSjjjir Capital £AO,UOO, TIME TABbil S.S. DURHAM loaves HelensviUo for Wai boa on MONDAYS and FRIDAYS on arrival of train leaving Auckland at 7.15 a.m.. returning from Daroaville at 5 a.m. TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS. S.S MINNIE CASEY leavos Helensville for Waihga every MONDAY and WEDNESDAY on arrival of train from leaving Auckland at 4.30 p.m. S.S. ICINA leaves Helensville for Otamatka every MONDAY after tho arrival of 7.15 a.iv. train from Auckland, and THURSDAY after the arrival of tho J. 30 p.m. train from Auckland, calling at POINT CURTIS on the Thursday trip. S.S. KINA loaves Hclensvillo for Port Albert direct every TUESDAY after tho arrival of the 4.30 p.m. train from Auckland, and returns to HolonsvUlo direct from Port Albert. Subjeot to alteration from tlmo to timo. W. LODDER. Manager. JLpjr^r- O S. COROMANDEL. £gBB&B£ W. SIMONS, MASTER. TIME TABLE. Leaves Auckland i Loaves Coromandel t June. June. Friday, 27, 2 p.m. — — Saturday, 28,12 noon Monday, 30,12 noon — July. . July. — Tuesday, 1,12 noon Wednesday, 2,12 noon — — Thursday, 3,12 noon Friday, i, 2 p.m. — — Saturday, 5,12 noon. Weather and other circumstances permitting. Not responsible in shipping, carrying, or dls oharginglive stock. No cargo received without shipping note, and within half an hour of advert&ed time of de parture. All Parcels must be prepaid on board. A.R.H. 3WINDLKY. Manager. JL^r^r OTEAM TO WADE and jgaßseiEfi £5 PUHOI.—The S.s. TAM jgf«WICm»O'SHANTER will lcavo as <qHmy|fSßP under (weather permitting) :— ' JUNE. For Wade: 27—Friday, 1 p.m. Wade to Auckland: 28—Saturday, 10 a.m. Orders and Small Parcels to bo left at E McKcown's, Qneen-st Wharf, fcr W. S. Whitley. Queen-st. Not responsible for goods or parcels without shipping note. A^-i -;IISrAIUKU AND ONE JSf^Vr^A TT IIUNGA STKAM JMBbaMSftif N AVIOATiON CO. (Limited). TIMS TABLK.-S.B. MANUKAU. Junk, ISSI. Lcavo Onchnnga: Leave Waiuku I 27—Friday(forManukau Heads), 8 a.m. 2S—Saturday. 9 n.m. 23—Saturday, 1.30 p.m. 30—Monday, lff.3oa^m. 30—Monday, 3 p.m. July, IS3I. I—Tuesday, 11 a.m. 1 -Tuesday, 3.30 p.m. 2—Wed., 1 p.m. — — 3—Thurs.. 0.30 o.m. •I—Friday; 3 p.m. — — s—Saturday, 8 a.m. 7—Monday, 5 p.m. — — B—Tuesday, 10 a.m. 9—Wed.. 7 a.m. fl—Wed.. 11.30 a.m. 10—Thursday, 7 a.m. 10—Thurs., 11.S0 a.m. 11—Friday (f or Manukau _ Heads). 8 a.m. 12—Saturday. 8 a.m. 12—Saturday. 12.30 p.m. U—Monday, 9.15 a.m. 14—Monday, 1.45 p.m. 10—Wed., 10.30 a.m. 16—Wed., 3 p.m. 17—Thursday, 11.30 a.m. 17—Thursday, 4 p.m. 18—Friday, 2 p.m. — — 19—Saturday, 7.30 a.m. 21—Monday, i p.m. — — 22 -Tuosday, 10 a, m. 22—Tuesday, 5 30 p.m. — — 23-Wed.,lla.nu 34_Thurfday, 7 a.m. 21—Thursday, 11.30 a.m. 25—Friday (for JManukau . __ Heads), 8 a.m. 25—Saturday, 8.30 a.m. 26—Saturday, 1 p.m. 28—Monday. 9.30 a.m. 28—Jlonday, 2 p.m. 30—Wed.. 10.30 a.m. 30—Wed., 3 p.m. 31—Thursday, 11.30 a.m.3l—Thursday, 4 p.m. All freights payable before delivery of Rood*. J. BARRBROWK . . . Managing Director. : xir - "171 O"R S At E— JS&ttk The s.B. BLAKCHE. jh9mßm|k Inspection invited; torms ■^smEgSZ**^ Apply to JOHN LAMB, 35, Queen-street. Public Baths /WO TO BATH JT to ROTH'S PUBLIC HOT, COLD, AND SHOWER BATHS, ViCTOniA■ sntKiiT kAST. Charge-ONE SHILLING. Open all week days from ti a.m. to 9 p.m., and SUNDAY MORN INGS from 6 till 10 n.m. > Tho Bath-rooms are, 1 private, and supplied with every conven enco, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brushes, combs', respirators*, soapd, &o. Scleot Bath rooms (privato) for Ladies every day; at all iours, with, female attendance, Ono Shilling and Sixpence. Please note the address-Victoria street East above the Greyhound Hotel..and next the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart Auckland. N.B.—Barber in attendance. ~ , , Timber. rnHB UNION STEAM SAW, MOULD 1- tNG, SASH, AND DOOR COMPANT (LIMITED). WHOLESALE TIMBER DEALERS. MANUFACTU^^ DOORS. SASHES. BOPPLEBB IN WHOLESALE LOTS I SCANTLING BOARDS (Rough and Dressed) CEILING BOARDS WEATHER BOARDS (Rusticated or F . ,'.'' Edged) FLOORING AND LINING ARCHITRAVES :; . skirtings MOULDINGS (of any pattern) DOORS, SASHES, and TURNERY, ; DELIVSRED at- any Publlo Wharf In Auck land oi at the Company's Privato Wharf, Meohanlcs" Bay, ..-,,, rhe duality ot tho Company's Timber b Un suJp&sed, and Prices specially .'avourab c to luildors, Contractorßi and other Wholesale Buyers. . , ' V STORAGE ACCOMMODATION. Aflbrded by Arrangement In Meonanlor Baj 1 ' ■ ■ Yard. SORTING-UP ORDERS ; Kzeouted from Mechanloa1 Bay Yard without delay. . ..; . ■«,.» 1 QUOTATIONS AND PATTERN BOOKS On application at MECHANICS' BAY OR CUSTOMS-STREET, «te\V ZEAI.AnSD INBURANCI \S VoaUVVSy. iKHiK AND MARINE). — ~,,..,. - ". _' £X ,000,000. Suoa^ltotrvc^dß... «00.(X»- C^MSMKT^miFKOXPTITUDEAND -'~ , jaMES BUTTLE. Manager.- EDWIN JONES (Late of T. & a Morrln & Co.), IRONMONGER, Begs to announce thathe has commenced Bus!- PONSONBY ROAD. (Near the Three Lamps). His Stock will be found replete with t , OltS, VARNISH, ETC., ~ ponsoh'by.rttn Wayi^f. ~ .. . (!1 .,j,,.wi



Business Notices. "J^ O T- I C E SAMUEL PARICER,'' ; Having Withdrawn from tho Plumbing Bus! ness, has REMOVED hia Large and Varici Slocks of Plumbers' and Gasflttcrs' Material to his MANUFACTORY, VICTORIA-STREEI EAST, whore, ho will continue the, Mamifactur ing of Galvanized Iron Tanks, O.G, Spouting Ridging, Plain and toad Edge, Load Heai Nails, Lead Washors, &c, &c. ■ • ' A Largo ana Varied Stock of allthe Requisi tes of tho Trade always on band and to arrive. All PLUMBING ACCOUNTS aro requOßtec to bo paid during the currant month. . ;•;,.; N.B. — North Shore Business will bo con tinned as usnnl, SAMUEL PARKER, Victoria-stroot Bast June 14.1881. "VTR W. H,. JONES,. M.R.C.V.S;,-. •*-••*■ (Member of tho Royal College of Veter inary Surgeons London), late Veterinary Sur geon, North Metropolitan Tramway Company, London, has commenced praetlco in Auckland and may be consulted on Diseases of Horace, Cattle, and. Do uosticated Animals at tho Masonlo Hotel, Pilnccs-strect. All communica tions left at Mr Hualott's, Chemist, Quoen-st, Trill receive prompt attention. Telophoho No: 40. Tho Register of Members of tho Royal Collogo of Votorinary Surgooua can bo soon at Mr Haslott's. , ~;,', , fi ROUND LIM B . GROUND LIME ! FOR SALE' : _ v " SOUTHGATE fl ! MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROOHK LIME. In any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floors Ce_ira, &o. (next to stone flagging is un rivalled tor durability and hard-sotting Qualities). For tanks and other wet work it Is a first-class material: B. KBANE. SOLD AGENT, , ■: . CUSTOMS-STREET , MESSRS JACKSON & RUSSELL have Removed; thoir OfUces to tho premises lately oceupicd by the Bank of New South Wales, Shortjarid-st.—May 8; '81. npAILOR AN'l)1 OUTFITTER. J. FLETCHER; Hobson-st., Returns thnnks to his numerous patronß for their liberal support dnrinK tho past live years, still assuring them and the public that oldy Perfect Kits, combined with Firut-clauß Style and tho Best of "Workmanship, are tho ruling standards in the execution of every ordor in trusted to hlHxare. Prices i moderate. . 'forms cash., Gentlemen's own material mado up. SUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKS. j. lTkean ' ;';."", Has for Sale a number of tho above, with Taps, ready for use, prloe 35e, at his Shop, Wollesloy street Kast (next door to Crowther's Stables). Largo Quantities of Spouting, Ridging, and Down Pipes always hi Stock. Verandah Iron ourved at tlio shortest notioo. Couutry orders will always receive his prompt attention. Load Wiishoi's ulways on hand. . ' W. L E V S, BOOK BINDER, PAPER RULER, j ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURER, TURKS DOOHS ABOVB " STAR " OrFIOB. MERCHANTS' ACCOUNT BOOKS, Insurance and Mmma Rkoibtir Boo—b Spkciaixy Rui_r> and Bound. Music, ■Magazinos, Public Libraries, and Sun day School Books well bound. BAKERS' SPECIAL RUIiKD DAY BOOKS. Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books ' Re-bound. . BAND AND CHOIR MUBIO BOOKS RULF.O \\r 1 L L 1 A M THOMAS, TT Comor of Lome ud VictoriA-itree* MONUMKNTALJMARBLE, AMD GENERAL STONEMASON, _ ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR AND j • CARVER. Inscriptions Accurate and BeauUfuL i Monuments, Tombs,; Headatonosi »nd overr description of Stone Work at tha lowest Posdblo Prices for Town and Country. {JP_fC_A;L PUBLI"C N"O"TICE Awarded first prizes, 1882 and lSß3—RobleyV DigestivoPorridge Meal for Dyspeptics; Rob ley's Self-rising Flour for Pastry, to. ; Robley s Infant Food (mothers say that babies cry for it). beßt in the colony; Robley's Superior Digestive Bread and Bisouita. ■! ;k .. , Wholesale and Rptail., 69, Groy-stroot. ' J. ROBLEY. ' H. SKINNER AND SON, • Builders, Carpenters, and Joiner*, Vulcan Lane. - , ' All Branches of the Building Trade exeoutea b> Experienced Workmen.; \ ■ Shop Fronts, Office Fittings, fco. ■' tnii Xjl D W ARD "-. M B A, RT LEY, '' ■ Btiohbtjrt'B unitDiiiasj qoben*Btbkbt; : B~UTfI,HE^ : ,A;N I^£.p, FORT-BT. AND QUK*ir-BT. WHABT, 1 STEVEDORES, KECEIVING AND 'FORWARDING . j AGENTS. WOOL BTOBKD AND DUMPED TOR SHIPMBNT, BALLAST aOFPUBD. '"' ' p H E S T S 0? "D RAWE R8 . Very Hanasome Chesta-of Drawers.in Rich ■ Mottled Kauri, are now Belling at tte foUowixig nrices for Cash:—Tho Duke of Edinburgh Lhest ( of Eight Drawers (the bonnet drawer richly panclfed with totara, bird, and towa rewa) M 6 lte" FiveDrawerChests,£4. The above artic&i. have always given great satialaotlon, and be come more beautiful with age, , , , ! Wi'NOßßra, '■ "'■ ' ' -•■: TopotBBOR~I-NP-STB—ST. ', ■ n LASGOW-. (CASH GROCERY, JjT ' TUfiORIA-STBEET f■ - (Next Soutt'B Drapery, comer NelßOn-BtrofttJ.. , JAMES WRieHT .','. t,:'.',' Having now opened, can assure cash buyora Sat by buying from him they can offecta saving of from 10 to tt> per cent, from the general prices, quality considered. The goods are oUjlresh, and aro sure to give satisfaction. ; . ~ . ~ ; TBTARNOOK B&OTHBRB,. BOAP AND OANDLB MANUFACTrURKKS. COX'B CREEK, RICHMOND. ' WFirau DURHAmTsiRKET, AVCKUim.- CashPnrchaaersof . . Tallow, Wool, 3heepßkin8 l and_BoLßo. "x H;B/N;.p b, R son, HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL; . ,■."'"_, DECORAI'IVH'PAINTER, ', : l;No. 8. ■Wtndbam-otreist.' ■ ! J. HARWTii | manofa«totieb or ■" I. !>ii CORN BROOMS,:B^iDf: IBADbISaPAII-MABK. ; -rrr >: HUBBARD,' ,' ;,; AROHIXECT AND QUANTITXaURVEiOR !' PAIMERSTON BcrtDrNfl'^, QUKks-BTOEBT. fXS HAND i AND'^TO AERIVB. WOOD'S FLOUR. SO(A',[M01B i and 60's .' McGILL'S OATMEAL. 20O'b,'28's, and Tb OATS (Feed ttrid Milling)-' '"■' r' ■ HAMS AND BACON. TEA ' ■/ . ■ gS^(SSS]e^£a>. lOOlbkega,, ,'i &C, See, &0., A150,.. .. TO ARRIVE XX OLIPTbN, 30 TONS PRIME OAMARU POTATOES. At the Lowest' Current Rates. A. & R. EA^QN.^CoIaMEECB-STKEBT J'" ■■■ A- M -Bi"S'' K-,=Nj Oi.i X,, Mem. Inc. Soct, Eng., ./). < a ■ CIVIL AND PRACTICAIi, ENQINEE.K, ' Consot-tinq Enqinkibb;" j PATENT AGENT,' PLANT. 'VAIiUBR, '•"■ ' Si;!N.Z. iksiTßikrjß BoitLDiHOtt" ! j



- IJrapery. COMPULSORY SA LI . ..or DRAPERY, CLOTHING,' SILKS, ! , &0., &C. ( &C, AT MRS J. SMITH'S' (Widpw of the lato John Smith), ' QUKKN-STUKET, AUCKLAND, In tondorlng my beat thanks to my numerous Customers and Friends for their liberal patron ago in tho pnßt. 1 am.anxious to ask theii valued aid in assisting mo to meet the demands now made on me by relatives', from whom I at least oxpcctcd-lcnioncy.' It is lncmmbont on mo to raiso tho large Bum of £(i,OOO at onco, and to do so 1 must REALISE ON MY SrOOKjDF DRAI'ERY GOODS AT ANY SACRIFICE I It is my intention to -offer-THB WHOLE OF THE STOCK A'l UNPKICCICDKNTJ3D LOW PlUClOStooirecttlicoUiuotlhavoabovodotftilod. 'ALL GOODS WILL BE RE-MARKED TO SUCH PRIORS THAT MUST ENSURE A SPKMDY CLBARANCK! JANE SMITH. r'l'lio following la a LIST OF THE GOOD 3 which contain all the LATEST IMPORTA TIONS from BRITISH and CONTINENTAL MARKETS:— The largest and boat assorted Block of Silks and Sntina in the colony Coloured Satins for evening woar, Is Bd, 2s Gd, 2s ild, Its CA Rich Mervielleux Satins reduced from 6s lid to IfaUd Roftl China Silks (all puro silk, 28 incheß wide), usual prico Ss lid, reduced to 2s lid and3a lid Black und Coloured Broch.6 Silks and Satins Black Cashmoro, wide width, from Is lid to 4s lid' Coloured Cashmoro, 1? Cd, 2s Gd, 2s lid, 3s lid A Good Dark Drpss Material for Gid, worth IOJd Remnants of Dress Material, Calico, Shirting, lib., Sec, greatly reduced A choice lot of Ladlos' Undorolothlng, good quality, to bo sold cheap ' A vory largo stock of Womon's and Girls'Hoaiory A goodlO-1 Blanket for 12s lid por pair, worth vOs ' Splendid stock of Cretonnes, 9Jd per yurd CLOTHING. Men's Nolaon Tweed Suits, reduced from 60s to 39s tkl .. j i ; Men's Strong Tweed Suite, reduced from 35s to 19a ild . , . Mon'B Tweed Trousers, Is lid, 5s lid, 6s lid, and tipwardß Mcn'B Nelson Trousers and Vests, 19s lid, usual prioo 27s Gd . ~ , i ~ ■ Men's Pilot Coatfl, a llttlo spotted, reduced from 25b to 15s Gd A Good Suit for a Boy, rodnccd from 26s to lite (3d Duugarco, Drill, nnd Moleßkin Tronsera i A largo stock of Hats In all the now shapes Shirts. Collars, arid Tics) Good White Shirt for 2« lid: worth 4s 6d Men's Overcoats a.id .Macintoshes at a great saci'lflco, to clear. .... Nototlio Addross:—J. SMITH, Clothlor, &c., &c, next United Sorvloo Hotol, Quebk-bthkkt Auckland. -■ N.U.—All Parcoln of tho valuo of R2 and up wards forwarded to any part of the North Island ' (carriage pttid)_on feipolpt 0t P. 0,0.' ' ? JANE SMITH. / DEFERRED" \ J PAYMENT I ' 1.-i., • -.■ i #ysTßM.':i '■ ;il ' TAILORS, DRAPERS, MILLINERS, AND OUTFITTKHS. n^OBSON-STttfiET]^" ''''■ HAVE A ■WKLL-ASSOHTaiy STOCK * OF TItB 1 BEST CLASS GOODS. AH Tweeds thoroughly shrunk beforo being mudo up, and Fit arid Workmanship Guaranteed. The DETOiiRED Payment-System has boen found to bo a great boon, by onablinK thoso with limited incomes to procure necessaries in the easiest possible way. INSPECTION INVITED. Cu»h Cusiomnra cuuvive 6 per nant. Dlsconn <ooe ahllling In tlm found sterling) pn all parcel ot 30a and uwwardg, ••-.; ■ , ■■ ■ ! li ill.- ''. |. Itnainess Notices. A. and : ;.'(j. Price, ' ENGINEERS, ■ BOILERMAKERS, IRON AND BKASS FOUNDERS, AND GENERAL, MACHINISTS. _ ■> • . -..-■ Have for sale tho following Machinery:— 1 Portable Engine, by Horiißby& Co., 8 h.p. 1 Horizontal Engine, double cylinder, lOlii. dlamoter, 24in. stroke : • ■ -.: 1 Horizontal Kngino, Win,, by lsin. stroke 1 Launch Er.gino, 14in. by sln. stroko Multitubular Boiler, 17ft. long by sft. diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 20ft. long by 6ft diamotcr 1 Cornish Boiler, 18ft. long by 6ft., diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 17ft. long by Ut. Cm. diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 15ft. long by sft. diamotcr 1 Cornish Boiler, 15ft. long by 4ft. Gin. diameter 1 Vorticalßoiler,Fieldtuboa, 7ftx3ft.4in.; new A quantity of second-hand Quartz-crushing .Plant. |( ' ;1 , ' ;../ Kstiinates supplied lor all classes of Engineering Work.-rJilakerß of Sawmi\l,anil Quiirtz . crushing llachinory, Tnrbine Wheels, ~,, ( Hydraulio Machinery, Timber Jacks, ■ -.„;, and Patent Safety Catches for ;: i , VYarehouso. and other. Lift ~ ~, , .. ;, n . ... ;' ... Cages,;, . . , ~ ~, q U. GR"I FF I ,N, B x£ N OIL. p^^A|D^WINDO^ AND GENERAL ENGRAVER. Steel Letter and Rsaber Stamps made to order. * On account of late fire, I have removed to WBIiLKSLEYANDALBBRT St. , . , Je , .;, ;j i,,C9RNEBS.-.. ~. . , :Q U'GAR1 jli'OAP- S-TO k-E. "'•.! ";:"'1" \\Xti' ? ILL Begs to iniorm'th'e'piibiioof Anofcland that he 1 ■ harf'sftttiirecl the services of • 1"'" . '.' , itii%'iiolTjAKp,' ■- , ' :i !■ ''^'"^iJieJate Mrm ai it^Biirid' and '. '■ OpO CnSTOMKRS OF H. AKD i\ WIJ.I, KECE(VI .." EVERY ATIKNTION liV TKANfIKKRRINO . TiiEiit l'A'-nib^iiiic'TO • hill's sugar!!^6af' store, •: ,; WKLLKSLKYSTRKET ,:". ) Corner of Kllinttstroot. (opposite AbbotfS . L i . . Opera, ilo^u). -:/i,-r : ,<. ■ Goods delivered free to all parM'of the. town; to the sliipping, 'trairia, ami tram cars (when they start). ' ■■_ i'[i •■ n« .•'- OIURLKS HESKETir.] I ..(ALEX. AITKKN. fli ESEET■H AND 'A IT KEN are'glad to Inform their Customers and the Public generally that having sold the whole Of their last year's Stock of Clovers, ete..ttey aro In a position to Oiler an Entirely Now Stock arriving per direct steamer Aorangi, from Lon don, and per Mail Steamer from San Francisco, aa'under, all current season's growth, consisting ° WHITE CLOVER' (TrefoliAmrOpenS) ■ ' ■' RBD CLOVER (Trefolium pretons) ■ .. • II ALSYKE CLOVBR (Trefolium hybnda) i COWGRASS, (Trefolium peronne) SCARLET CLOVER (Trefolium inoarnatum) TREFOIL (Medicaco supulina) LUCERNE (Mcdioagosativa) . ALFALFA (Modicago Chiliana) ~, , TIMOTHY (Phloum Prateuis) CRESTED DOGSTAUi (Cynosurtis eristalus MKADOW FOXTAIL (Alopecuniß pretonsie) SHEKPS FESCUE (Foßtuca ovina) , WOOD MEADOVV GRASS,(Poancmoralls) PRAHiIE (Bromns Schro3deri) DOOB GRASS " ■ '" v_ ' I KAT'TAIL (Sporobolus olongatus) ■ ~ , RYE-GRASS (Soloum perreno sempcrvirens) ' COCKSFOOT (Dactvlis glonierata) __; 1 PURPLE and GREEITTOP ABERDEEN :. j ! TURNIPS'•■:'■ '■'■ ''- -m '''"■•' '■ •-•'i DEVONSHIRE GREY I feTONK^WHITE . STONJ:.. AND GLOBE TURNIPS SW.EDE, T ; URNIPS ' " ITI :They are also Agents for the Bonedust as Manufactured by tho Auckland Manure Com pany, Sydney Bonedust and Flour, Mineral and Borib Phosphates, Potato and Grass -Manures. Peruvian Guano, Nitrate of Soda, and other ■Artificial-Manures; Oats, Maize. Barley. Beans. Peases Ooarae, Fine, and Rook Salt, Cobra, and , Linseed Cake ; New ZealaridFlax and Tow, etc np'HE! NEW ZEALAND POST OFFICE ;O,:T *R E C TO Pv T,' •■' 1885-6. !ftl -•< PubltehedbyAuthbrlty. !■ ■ ■ Local Oißce, Palraerston'Buildings, Queen-Bt. (next the new offices of U.B; Shipping Co.) Orders for Advertisements In, and' Copies' Of , tho; Now Issue now being received, and every lufonuation relative thereto furnished by T , 'iT--'-:'-i'u-,.",i,-'.':..■];:,:■: R9PMAN>.4RW, tv



LiiiHl mid Estate Agents. . f^ H A.S. „ TT ABMOND LAND AND MONETARY AGENT, 116, Qdekn-btuebt (Adjoining B. Tonks and Co.'s). telephone-no. 185. Bankkksi National Bank of New Zealand (Limited). Mortgages and Loans Negotiated, ' Rents and Interests Collected. , Money Invostod On Firat-olasa Seouritioi without charge... .... ... Estates managed for absenteqs. VHliiatloiwandArbltrafldnS undertaken. ' Nat.lvo Land affairs specially understood. Houses to Lot and Proportion for Salo plaood on my list f roo of ohargo. Kvory description of landod property bought or said to order. liarge sums to lend on flrst-olass oocnrltios QI T V pIIOIIMB TIE S, CITY FREEHOLD (close to tho New Town Hall silo)—A largo Allotment with three new Houses. Priuo, £050 for tho lot ThlE investment would bring in an oxcellout return to a Bmall capitalist. IN THE CENTRE OP THE CITY - A large and ooniinodious Storo, built of Concrete . and Brisk, with largo Dry Cellars, on an Al lotment 40 friet by 82 feet 0 lnohoa, Buildings valued about <3l,6OO; the allounont worth at least £60 per foot, With llrst-clasa terms. Price, *3,800. SYMONDS-STREET—Allotment33 x loo,in the beßtpartof Symonds-streot. fils per foot STORE .AND SOMF.OjtTABLE HOUSE in a ilrst-olass leading position: both water and ga« laid in; a flno opening for somoone. Price, £600, with terms. COMFORTABLE 8-ROOMED HOUSE: pas and water and overy convonlenco. Prico, £760. PON6ONBY (Pompallor Terrace)—An Allot mont with cood view: £3 10s per foot. WEUi-BUII?r, almost NEW HOUSE, of seven rooms, all on one floor, and outsido house with fireplace; verandahs back und front. Bath, rcttuiter grates, cupbouraa, oven, sink, and ovory'c6nvonicnco. City wator supply and tanks. .iAllotmont planted with fruit, trees and well drained. Splendid view. Known aa : Clifton House, Newton Road. £700: terms eusy SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. POtfSONRY' (Arthjir-stroot)—Lnrgo and Con vonlont House of 8 rooms and bath-room. Tho rooms are lofty and well fitted. Price for the liouso and throe allotments, £1000. MOUNT KDKN—Largo Allotments, In a lend ing poßltUnil;Price, £3 12s Cd por foot; with double frontage. MOUNT EDEN-First clobs 7-Roomcd House With dotaohed waali-houso, and all nocessary 6utbuildlngß, on Allotmont24o foot deep, has 2 good frontages. Price, £620, wltn s-ood terms. COMFORTABLE AND COMMODIOUS FAMILY RE3IDKNCIC, stands in grounds of about I acres in extent. Contains 10 lofty rooms. The grounds are well planted; the orchard is In full boaring. Two-ro->med Man's llqubo. Also, stabling accommodation. Moo posldoiv close to town. Kusy terms Of NußTii SHORK—Two first-class Allotmonts, commanding'a very protty view, hi rapidly rising locality, close to tho wharf. £3 Ijs per fI3M°FbR AN''B-ROOMKD HOUSE and (?ood allptmcnt,BituatodnoarMr Morloy's Storo on tho Groat North' Road. A chanco BOldom met with, NOII'MCOTK—fiIW for a Now Four-Roomed COTPAGK and a vory Large Allotment, Bitu atod near the Wharf. «75—ALLOTMENT adjoining the above; easy terms ofpayment. , PKNROSE—An unoqnnllcd Slto of 2} acroa for a residebce, situated on rising ground, coin mantling ono ot tho grandest views In tho neighbourhood of Auckland. This slto must be seen to bo appreciated. Price, £200. BIRKICNHKAV—Ten Acres, largo road front ago, a lot of larffo kauri trees. Price, £22 10a pec aaro (adjoining property from £30 pcraoro to £60). This property is an espenial bargain ; it was bought ohoap. so will bo sold chenp. HKLIONSVIIiLK — 'HO Acres Splendid Laud. with Railway Station on the property. Price, £700: cosy terms, TI'AKAU — Two Township AHotments, £10 MOUNT ROSKILL--Six-roomed now House, excellent position; £525 on terms; main road MOUST nOSKILL-Six-roomed Now House, with pantry, bathroom, and scullery thoroughly well fliutihed and built with flrHt-class timber; verandah on two sides; largo allotmont. looso box, stable Prico, filWO; an exceedingly cheap ana sound invest MOUNT ROSKILL (Valley Road)—A good 6-roomed Bouse on a Large Cornet Allotment; £100. MOUNT ROSKILL—Two of tho Beßt Allot ments in the Bell wood Estato; £310s per foot Two others, loe per foot MOUNT ROSIOLL—IO Acres Volcanio Land, £1,000. Mount ROSKILL—I havo a lot of very ohoap allotmonts in an estate which haß only just oome into the market. To working,men doslrious of securing a good piece of land of tholr own at a small cost and with vory, oos) terms of payment, it Is a Brand chanco. If persons wero only aware how very rapidly the Mount Roskill District is tcoing ahead, also. Hie many fiffivanteges-of.viow.. con venience to town, healtliy locality, volcanic soil, cheapness of tho land, &0., I feel con fident that many more purchasers would buy in this favoured district, than pay such long prices for hind of an inferior quality and bad position. MOUNT ALBERT—A chance for speculators ; 40 acres of grass land. Only £00 per acre, with easy terniß. >, , i, BIRKENHEAD—32O acres of First-class Level Land, erainonUy adaptod for fruit growing. Price, £1.000. . MT. CLAY TO N • HOUSK, LAND. COMMISSION AGENT AND SHIP BROKKR Allotments for Sale at Hamilton, Newcastle, Alexandra, and North Shore. Money lent on good security. Office I SO. Insurance Buildings. Tri if m o a a & U~TT IJ • HOUSK, LAND, & ESTATE AGKNTS-. We bog to Inform Owners ot Property tbn Houses or hand, for RENTAL OR SALE, nr> entered in our Registry Free of Charge, for th Information of thoße who favour us with 8 ca', at »ur ofllcoß, in Sbortland-stroot . i Money to Lend at Current Kates of Intoraar. ; Hotels. A L E D ON I A HOTEL, ilii: SYMONDS-STREET. ... FRANCIS O'DOWD (late of the Family and Naval Hotel* Pitt-Btrcot) begs to thank bis riends and oustomers for past support, and wishes to inform them ho is now Proprietor of lio Caledonia Hotel, tind will be pleased to see iis friends, as tho vory best brands of Winea, Aloft, ana Beer will be Vopt, as heretofore. Ac commodation for man and horso.—Note address: !\ O'DOWD, Calodonia Hotol. corner aymonds- Btroetand Karang^ihape Road. ATATIONAL HOTEL, CAMBRIDGE, Jl(; '■ ■ ' WAIKATO. 1111 *OUBIST3 TO EOTOMAHANA 'AND HOT , "'"' '''''• ''■''■ LAKES !•■■•■■•• Will find FIHBT-CLAS3 ACOOMODATION at the above Hotel. . Evory Attention to Travollora and Private Families! The Bedrooms are Spacious and Well Ven tilatedl ;. ■■ ~BAW?kH! ROOM 9 FOR COMMEKOIAI. TRAVEL- Wines, Ales, and Spirits of First Quality. i SPLENDID BILLIARD ROOM. . .The Proprietor has just Completed Extensive Improvements. . .., ' , Evorv Comfort and Convenience that Travel lers can desire is now Obtainable at the : -NATIONAL HOTEL. . ! " HENRY GILLET, Proprietorj m'HE1 SETTLERS'- HOTEL, !-Jt tI ' ' WIIANGAREI. : MRS S.: H. FULLER begs to call the attention of Visitors and Commercial Gentlemen to the ncrcosod accommodation at the Settlers' Hotel. Having finished tho ndw addition, which has je'ftn newly furnished -with every modorn con venionco. slio hopes her old friends, when visiting Whangaroi, will give her a coll. THE BILLIARD ROOM, undor the management of Mr Chas. Sawders, 108 undergone extensive alterations and im provements. Tho tablo has been newlycovered and polished, and is now second to noue north of Auckland. A PORTER, waits on each stoaiuor on arrival, TELEGRAMS, will receive prompt attention. S. H. FULLER - - - Proprietress. {by appointment to nib excellency the Governor. /^ILEDHILL'S GINGER ALE , PINTS AND QUARTS. .'•' PRICE-LIST ON Ar-PLICATION'. G. GLEDHILL, Welleseey-street. ( 53 Telephone 53. ■piANOS. PIANOS. PIANOS J. HQW DE N WlHhee to inform those friends who are waitinj for the "RAPOLDI" I "RAPOLDI" PIANOS I PIANO, 1 I That he is Landing Six, ex Deva. CALL EARLY ANT) SEE THENEIWPiSTIEJ PIANO, The latest Novelty1 Imported Into New Zealand ~,,,,. . only 3ft.'4in. wide. ' , :'., IlKXti IBANK OF NEW ZBALAKp.;.



Money. X**> PI A A'TO LEND on Mortgage, 3&/V,OW in suras of £200 and up wurds.—Apply to Babor & Rawlings, Commis sion Agents, otc. Fort-street, Auckland. "VTOTICE TO INVESTORS.—A present ly rental of £180, with great prospoutivo in crease, can be had by investing £1,000 on city property. — Principals apply to Kdwd. Way to, 5, Mercantile Chambers. ONEY TO LEND, at very reasonable rates, on approved personal security—to principals ;only.—Apply Edwd, Wayte, Mone tary Agent, 5, Morcantilo Chambers. ■ X*^AAA TO LEND in sunisof from 3&l> \J \j\f £.50 upwards.-Apply Wm, S. Cochrane, Cochrane's Auction Mart, 185, Queen etreet. „ . . . MONE y TO LEND on freehold security. —Joseph Blades. Solicitor, V\;loan LW%. MONEY TO LEND, on good freehold securities, at current rates. — Arch. Buchanan, Solicitor, Queen-street (opposite Bank of New Zealand). \ XONEY TO LEND- «n sums of £26 LV » aud upwards, at current rates of interest. Apply to PETER OLIPHANT, Solicitor, High-street. MONEY TO LEND, on Freehold Security, at a low rate of Interest.— liurtcm and Napier, Solicitors, High-street, Auckland. MONEY TO LEND, at current rates of interest—Lalshley and Jaokson, Queen Btroot. ' -£*O AAA T0 LEND at Current 3&/V«VW Rates of Interest on Free ' hold Soourity. W. V. O^ULLiyAN. Shortland-street MONEY TO~LEND, B t"« modarefc rate ot Interest—Apply to JACKSON & RUSSELL, Solicitors, Fort-Bttaey ONEY TO LEND, on Mortgage, of S"!r«t-claas Freehold Securities, W. COLKMAN, Solicitor, National Insurance BtiUdlnge. ONEY LENT ON PROMISSORY NOTKB, HOU3K3. FURNITURE, to. BILIB DISCOUNTED DAILY MORTGAGES NKGOTIATKO,- JOHN W. HARDIB, Lahb, Commission, and Estatm Aobbs, i high-street, auckland. . EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK AND LONDON, in nun* to suit SOB SALE BT ARNOLD, HINES, ft CO., Corner of Cxustom-hausp and Fort-Strega. ONEY TO LEND, in large or small •urns, at usual ratca of interest CONNELL& COOIER, , Solicitors, Vulcan Lane. A UCKLAND . PERMANENT CO- J\. OPERATIVE BUILDING & INVEST. MENT SOCIETY. Office : 147, Quekn-btbEOT. LOANS granted upon approved securities of Freehold or Leasehold Properties in gums of £20 to £6000, principal and interest being repay able in instalments at the following Reduced Rates for repayment of each £10j borrowed:— Repayments extend- pr Wcok j Total Amount ing over I Eepayable. 1 year .. .. 20 0 104 0 0 2 years .. .. 1 010 108 6 8 Byears .. '.. U 7 113 15 0 4 vwirs .. .. 11 8 121 6 8 Gyears ~ .. 8 9 i:«i 18 9 Byears .. .. 7 1 117 13 9 10 years G 3 lf<2 Ifi S And in the same proportion for smaller or larger loans. DEPOSITS.—The Society receives Money on Deposit: — Repayable at 7 days' notice, 5-per ucm per annum ; repayable In 6 months, 6 per oont. per annum. JOHN RATGKR. Socrotary. I~~NDUSTKIAITAI™rTKOVIDENT PER MANENT BUILDING, LAND. AND IN VKSTMENT SOCDJTY OF AUCKLAND, Corner of Q«een-Btreet and Vulcan-Lano. INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Society is now issuing: '■'• ■ Ordinary Investing Shares, carrying full rate of intorest and profit Paid-up Investing Sharesof £20 each.carcyinpr 7 per cent, interest (payablo half-yearly) and participating in profltfl. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on deposits for: , 12 montha 7 per cent ' 6 months 6 per cent 7 days' notico 5 per cent. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. Tho Society advances on Approved Freehold and Lcaseholi Property to the extent of three fourths of tho value, t: Borrowors may pay off part or tho whtle of their mortgages at any time. Reduced Table of Rates and any further parti culars roqnired may be obtained at the Society s fflCCB' GEORGE FRASER, Manager. LONDON MORTGAGE, LOAN, AND DISCOUNT BANK. 50, SHORTLAND-STREET, Auckland (OprosrrK A. Ci-ark & Sons' WarehousS), And Llttlo Collins-street, Melbourne. LOANS ARE ADVANCED FROM £10 TO £1,000. Upon personal, freehold, and leasehold security, repayable by Weekly, Monthly, or Quarterly Instalments, at Lowest Current Rates. Advances made on Furniture without removal, and all classes of Merchandise. LoansGkantkd upon Life Policies, Legacies, and intehests l'ndejr wills. bills discounted at current rates. Loiws upon Deposit ny Dkkds. Repayment by Easy InbtalmbJob. FORMS GRATIS. All communications and interviews hold striotly confidential. Batjk op Kxqland Notrh Ch\woed. T ONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY, HIGH-STREET, NEXT TO ATICIN'S PRINTING OFFICE. £5 to 1,000. This Company gn>nU Loanß on, i PERSONAL SECURITY FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD. ,' SECURITY FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES, or on any available security, repayableln . WEEKLY OR MONTHLY INSTALMENTS, or in any way to uit the Borrower, Loans may bo repaid at the rate of Sixpence per week in the Pound. . , . ; Bills Discounted at Current Hates. Bank of England Notes and, Australian Bank Notos Bought All communications' strictly confidential. LONDON LOAN ~AND~ DISCOUNT CO., HIGH-STREET . : (Next to Atkins Prixtino Ofjioe.) TTICTORIA LOAN AND DISCOUNI i AGENCY* HIGH-STBKKT,' AUCKLAND, OPPOSITB CITT COUKOIL "teAMBBBS. .' money advanced in Bums ot ■ £10 to £1000' on ~;. ; ' personal security, deeds of property,,bond warrants, SHARES, &O. , . ' ■ EKPAYMENT3 OAN.IBB .MADB N WKKKLI OIJ OTHER INSTAI.MKNTB TO SUM BOBBOWBB3. COMMUNICATIONS CONFIDENTAL, POSTAL ADDRESS 1 BOX 90. Paperhaiiglags, &c. ■pAP2RHAKGINQB, W. PHILLIPPS It SON , .. HIVE BKCHVBD, f X-USB AEBJTVAKv ' 185—P AOK AG B B—lßß * ooNTAmmo 56,000 ROLLS O? PAPERHANGINGB, OONSISTINe O* New Patterns for Drawing, Dining, Bed-roomi mid Hall and Staircase, tractable for >he Mansion or Oottane. ' BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, AND BEST VALUI EVER OFFERED IN PAJ'ERHANGINQB. 810-FACKAGES-916 SCRIMS AND HESSIAHB. W. PHILLIPPS * 8O», '„'. ",;,'...'.' iW.as'B.'.'QDWwi-wtwa!*. ~: ' .,; j



I Electoral. rjnO THE ELECTORS OF NEWTON. j GEtnxEMEN.-^Pariiament having been dis solved, I beg to offer my services as your repre sentative in the new Parliament. : Being a resident, in the district, and haying acquired experience in the business of ; the Houso, aa well as being, intimately acquainted with your local wants, I trust you will accord me your support and confidence. j I shall take an early opportunity of addressing you and explaining my views on the leading cfiieslionu of the; day. , Faithfully youra, .1 THOS. PEACOCK. mo THE ELECTORS OP FRANKLIN []■■< NORTH. ! ■ " Gentlemen,—l have the honour to announco that I am a candidate for your Buffrages. ; Already known to most of you, and having become acquainted in my daily rounds with every portion of your wide and important dis trict, I shall have pleasure, at an early date, in addressing you, and then more fully laying my views before a public meeting. I have been convinced, gentlemen, that you are wearied with the post political contests in your district, and that you want men returned to i the House of Representatives unfettered by the ties of jarty, who will dovoto themsolves alone to the welfare of their districts and to the promotion of such measures as will conduce to the healthy progress of the Colony as a whole. The anomalous system of Governmental con trol now exercised over our Railways, Life As surance, and the management of our Hospitals, has not only led to an abuse of patronage, but to financial loss. , 1 1 shall thocefojo strenuously advocate that these important Institutions shall no longer be placed at the mercy of cllquesand partisans, but transferred to non-political bodies, directly in terested in their requirements, anil subjeoted only to thecontrol of Government in the higher and better sense of the word. , ■ I am In' favour of the present system of edu cation being freo, secular, and compulsory upon all ob far as the Fourth Standard, beyond which I would propose payment being made by the parent or guardian of the child, in propor tion to the rated valuo of their" holdings, special provision being made at all times in the way of scholarships, so as to assist the children of the poor, no matter where taught, who, by special merit.and ability, desire ; to ascend the intel lectual ladder of life. Kindergarten schools for younger children, and technical schools for the more advanced, are in my opinion, requisite for the.completion of tho education system in the larger centres of our .population. As a medical man my attention shall be directed to matters affecting the sanitary laws, also to the food supply of the people. The present neglected state of our national fisheries, in which I have already taken some practical interest, affords abundant scope for much-needed legislation. *~ , Whilst I shall view with favour the removal of all tuxes affecting the immediate necessaries of life, such as food and clothing, I will readily support any well-directed measure of taxation upon the land, belioving that large landowners should bear their proportion of the taxation of tho country. ■ ■ ■ ■ You can be assured, in the event of my being returned as your representative, that I shall de vote my energies to the welfare of your distriot, actuated as I am by the sole desire of proving of some service to you and my adopted country. I have the honour to be, gentlemen, your obedient servant, E. G. LEGER ERSON. Tho Triangle, Otahuhu. fTsO THE ELECTORS OF EDEN. Gentlemen,—l have the honour to offer my.- 1 self as a Candidate for your suffrages at the; forthcoming Election, and to put before, you briefly my viows on the principal topics now agitating the public mind. lam in favour of— (0 The (present system of Education; (2) the speedy completion of the North Island Trunk' Railway; (3) retrenchment, wherever practi wibc, of the North and South Islands;'I©' giving a general support to the policy of the present Government; and (6) I shall endeavour to actively promote tho general interests of this part of the North Island, and. to advocate greater utility among its representatives; and I shall always steadily, set my face against the "go-as you-please' course of action, which has hitherto proved so disastrous to the welfare of Auckland , and the surrounding district. ~ , , I shall tako an early opportunity of meeting you and further explaining my political views. 1 havo the honour to be, , - , Gentlemen, ■ •;' .. ....-;■ . Yourobedient servant, ,•;■.< i ALLAN WM, O'NEILL. Shortland Crescent, June 21,"1881. " : ''•'■' ','■ ■■■ ■ ' ■ I hi: : ; .{ !.-■ :! > >■•■ ■■■ ■' mo THE . ELECTORS OF W^1TE ..".,.. mata. \ ; !. : y-, ;!': .'ii Gejmxrmbn,—l respectfully solicit yoursujr : •' '•■ ' ! '■ 'l' "' ■ rages at tho forthcoming Election of a Member to Represent you in tho Goneral Assembly. ■ I beg 'to thank you for tho confldenco reposed in mo in the past,, and ask for a continuance of that trust. I plcdgo myself to go the Poll.': ; . W. J. HURST. ■; ■■ : -ill ■ . ;-...-.»fii! ';■• ■■■ i -ill: ' r m 6 THE ELECTORS OF .CITY ■■ i w«BT. ■■■■'■ i I I-.-.;1' Gentlesien,—l have.the honour to.;again solicit your suffrages. ; >The recent defeat of the Government ■wi'li, amongst Other benefits, itend to secure the construction of that routo of-the Trunk Lino'of Railway most desirable for Auck landers, as the Government and1 -the majority of their supportcrs-chiefly Wellington men had resolved to support the route functioning at Marton, one hundredand thirty miles south of Taranaki. i Tho Opposition, on the contrary, in; eluding Auckland and Otago membere, favour tho lino junotioning near New Plymouth as least costly, and best for Auckland; Had the Government acted constitutionally, and-^re. signed, the latter would have been proceeded with at once. I send this by wire to prevent wrong impressions," and I shall do myself th< honour'of addressing you farther in public meetings shortly. ' -'." "", J. M. DARGAVILLB. Wellington, June 21st, 1884. mo THE SCHOOL COMMITTEES 0] T THE AUCKLAND EDUCATION DE • TRICT. • -oly' ■' : Professor In the Auckland University CoUok Auoklaud, June 23,1881. ...<,'>:



■ ' Amusements. '' np.H B A T R B _. V.A L. ■t>ROFESSOR A NDERSON. X ROFESSOR ' jTVND'ERSON. LAST NIGHTS . ! OF THE GREAT WIZARD OP THE NORTH. Among the Novelties TO-NIGHT will;bo found! ■ Silent Transmission of Thought.' MISS LOUISE MAUDE ANDERSON reads the Mind and Thoughts of Professor Ander son while standing among the audionce. MENTAL TKLEGRAPHY. This is one of those Modern Phenomena that requires to bo seen, not to be able to sco through,! but to be enjoyed. Scientists and adepts have often tried to find out tho principle of this ex periment, but when they think they have solved the problem, onasecond, third, or fourth inspec tion, they discovor it to bo produced by some other-means, known only to the Professor as "Anderson ism." , ..LAST TIME TO-NIGHT OF ,_.,„ VIVISECTION- -EXTRAORDINARtsf , CUTTING A LIVING LADY TO PIECES, And scattering the fragments, an arm on one chair, a leg on another, and finally the head is severed aiid carried Rbout. Great Success of PROFKSSOU ANDERSON Mid LOUISE MAUDE ANDKRSON'S New. Spirit Form, Spirit Rapping and Table Raising. And the whole of the Brand New. Programme. Marvels of Spiritualism, or Dr. Bolus's Light and Dark Seance. Dr. Bolus,, Prof. Anderson; Madame Montmorency (a famous medium), Louise Maude Anderson; Dummy head, Mr Alexander. Tho Columbian Paradox,, or the Ornithological Labyrinth of Perplexity. ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW! Box Plan at Lennox's. Stationer, Queen-street Dress Circle, 3s: Stalls, 2s; Pit, Is. , , Tenders ■ TjIXTENSION OF TIME; The time for receiving Tenders for works in connection with tho Beresford-street Congrega tional Church has been extended to MONDAY,'. the3othJune,aUoo'clo6k. HNimNEi /■ " i Colonial Bank Buildings. -. m O BUI L Di E R S. ''" EXTENSION OF. TIME. ' ' I. The Tune for delivering Tenders for Additions to Villa Kesidenoa, Avondale, has been EX TENDED to TUESDAY. Jnly lßt. at noon. P. HERAPATHfe SON, Architects. m O B U I L D E R S.: Tenders will be received until Noon Of SATURDAY. July*s,'for the Erection and Com pletion of a Block of Buildings comer of Queen, and Wellesley-Btreete. I - ED. BARTItEY, Architect. mo BUI L D E R 3. Tenders will be received up to noon of TUESDAY, July Ist, for the Erection of Briol? Stores in Fort-street. Flans, &0., at our offices. Queen-street. ■. EI)WD. MAHONEY gg SON. Architects. TO GARDENERS, CONTRACTORS, AND OTHERS.—Tenders wanted by MONDAY next for Levelling and Repairing Lawn at Government Houso. Plan to be seem at the Office ot RICHAKD A. CAUR, 21, Customs-street. The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. mO BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until Noon of FRI DAY, July 4th. for the erection and comple tion of a Villa Residence at Devonport, North SllOr°' EDWARD BARTLEX. Architect. W~ ANTED, Tenders for a String Band and Catering for the Annivorsary Ball of tho 'Loyal Good Intent Lodge. Tenders*to bo senfrlft notlater than TUESDAY, July, Ist, 18S1, to Jas. A. Pennalligen, 71, Wakefleld street, from whom all particulars may be had. mENDERS for Paintimg. and* Papering X two Shops, etc.—Apply to J. Wood, Buil der. Ponronby Road (near Hepburn-street). TENDERS are required for Removal and Re-erection of a Cottage at Onehunga, and will be received up tfllt o'clock j.ro. on TUESDAY, Ist July, ljy, J. D. JACKSON, Onehunea. Sportina. £3,000^ SS:' ■ /£3,000 GRAND FA TIO NA L , STBSEPLECHASK.,. ~ • To be Run at MELBOURNE, jrULY 19, 1881. 1 § 000 MEMBERS AT JQB, '■t-^yo'iri :'- 'A.f,\\p First £1,000 104 Cash Awards. Second «0 ,2atlOO SSS& Third 2"0 2 „ 50 100 Others (divided) . SSC. ~4.,, ,25....,.,.,. 100 o „ 15..., W 20 „ 10..: 200 ■■ 20 „ 6 _ 120 I 51 „ 5 255 £1,950 1104 «1050 : "This Consiiltation^wlll remain Open" tin"a3ve?~ tistd-date.'cf'ClosbJK. , Slxcrald Applic»iiona exceed number advertised, the Prizes for orses will be increased pro rota in value, and n additional nurdbei? of Cash Awards inclnded. ■lease Bend P.O. Orders wlieh convenient; and do not enclose coin. Two Stamps also for roplies, and One Shilling added to aU'Cd*ntry Cke<jueß, whioh must be certified to as " Correct! ■ ■. . ' N.B.—Names and Addreßses of Three Princi pal Winners can be obtained by Subßoribers. ' "ADA MANTUA;" ' ; " "OARK OF MR ABRAHAM, Box 351, Poßtrpfflce.lDunedin. MELBOURNE CUP WILL FOLLOW. .:-, TV O N Q U IX, 01 EJ!S SuRNi Nc^P TAS sSnfEfiS EACH^mpEDA^F^LOW^-^.,,,,,,. UtHorse.. .- » '..- ~-> em 2ndH6rse .. .. .. ••' .■•■■■ a ward Hone .. .. -. •• •• ?* Othors (divided) .-. :-: * .. • • *» ■■■ ■■ '. iaiil. •■ £1,500' 1 -I ■■■'■■■'■' ' OASH AWAftDS. ' ; »'"";j 2atfl2oo .. ...... '■•■'•■*Jffi' 1 10 SO a-1 L '• W•-■"ft'ni .."■«W -10 '40~ "~ •vt" '"" '» '" ■»»■*" *W;'"i 20 " 35 ' .. 600 10 ' '20 -..»«• •«••,»,-.»Jr\ •• -.BDOTT -23;; 4:,: ,^.. i .. r , ;: .. :> .. r ....-.- lo° " , £3,500 This is ohe^ of the best Consultation^t w» placed bofote-tho puhlio» each, tioket having 10 chances, tho tioket being drawn ton ■eparate timeß. The cash .prizes will belaid bnlnedia tely after the drawing, which will toe P^f 9 j£ the presence of-a Oommittoo of Snaretolders ""send P. 0., payable to Don Quixote only, with two stamps for reply. H chequesaf c Bent ftdfl ono BhUluiß exchange. I Registeredi letters and telegrams not accepted j—r-n a^ Address—Don Quixote, care of A. Cameron, P.O^Anckland; -■,! ■'.■':■. - ;■■:;■ >-.i i ■' ■■•■! :■ ■'' 808 ROY'S MONSTER CONSUUTA'- TION.-Grand National Steeplechase. To be run at Melbourne. 1 July lII,IBBC[ £4,OMp ,000 Members at 10bt-«,000. ■ Will Close July 16,1884,, . , 117 Cash Pilzesii,,! First Horse ~ «,600 . 2at 100 .. .. «2» Second Horse :. 600 ■«';," W '.. "»..••■ 1W ThirdHorae .; SOO 6,, 25 .. ~, , 125 OOiersdivided .. 450 ;* 53 15' .. :. l "^ -'' : ' ' ■" ' '20 " 6 ;;' J"^ '120 •jiH nn. : /n -.: > ... :■■»■»■: 6.;». ■ ,;..,,,'W s-i«.-in ir-u.■■>jß,mxs->' ■■'■■■■■'<>-■'•' «.mo Apply early, and by letter only, enclosing two stamps for implies.' P.O.'Orders made payable ..to Rob Roy.only. Bank Notes accepted. Al tered1 Letters and Telegrams) -not actaffea. Cheques to 6o made payablo.to a No..orflearer and if country, to be marked correotby Bank with 'la1 exchange.—Address: only, JROB -HOY .care.of.MrW. waiters, Pos^pffloe, Anektond.- Insurance. rnHE COLONIAL MUTUAL ;LIFE JL' ASSURANCE SOCIETY (LnOTRD); <*< i, .■•■ :■ . ■ . .■ ■ .: tit.:) vJlu , , Chief Offices in New Zealand: . , -. v HIGH-STREET,'. DUNEDIN. j '■' ' "'' Ail Profits belong to the-Membersi - ■'-' POUOWS nNOONBITIONAL, ; tWOHAIJUtNaBABI« ,',.; •.., -. AND. IN.DBFPASIBLB. ..,;,.'_,'.,-jjjj, • ' - THE 'COI/ONIAL MUTUAL! iimh ■'-■■■' TONTINE .'INVESTMENT POLICY j ! Combines a Favourable i) Urn INTESTMENT FOR CAPITAL, WITH . ..,»,,, MFB ASSUBANCB, AT OBDIKABy BATKI. ; All Other Fdrms of Assurance as usual! "...'.. :; Hi 8. H. LYALL, F.J. MOSS & Co.. Local Agents. .... • mo CONTRACTORS; tftNPiQTHERS ROBERT LAMB, 35., Queen-street, Ujw pared to execute orders {ot all kinds of Carfln Work,.Kxoavatl6ns, &••'.'."•.' 1 ShlWingr Supblled With ballast, i __i ■i wi : i All orders R. L. mar be favoured with will 1 promptly attended to, ,Jj , , ;i] . )>,.,,,,;} i -,-■):(' ■ , Wl Si 1(0 <>IM\ aS?ii* 'Al^ lii.vJWifcl-lJn-.r.' ..i.i-f,... ~T MMI



: AiuoseoientSi - ABBOTT'S OPJJRA HOUSE, Proprietor.;... .Mr H. N. Abbott; Business Manager..;.... -MrLaohlan McOowaii. LAST NIGHT OF THE DRAMATIC! SEASQN. AND FAREWELL BENEFIT AMD LAST APPEARANCE OP" ' . MISS OARRIE NELSON ! ' ■ LAST APPEARANCE OF MR J. R. GREVILLE. :•" ' ;■ ~'"'" ■ ■■'■■■' MR J. F. McFADYEN. „.. '' , 1 ■■> ■ MR FRANK CATE9. ; THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING. JUNE' 27, The ever-popular emotioDarplay or*. , , EAST. LYNNE! ■ ,;;," ... m^Sa^e^el-Mss oarrienelson. Supported by tlie Company. To be followed by ,£< • ... „_ SARA BERNHARDT. IN AUCKLAND. Sara, the Actress.. •.. Miss Carrie Nelson Granby Gag. Actor •: .. Mr J. It. Groville In which Miss Nelson will eing in English, Irish, Scotch, Italian, German, and Yankee, and wrtn Mr Groville sing a Comic Duet and Danco. Box Plan at Lennox's, Stationer, Queen-street. Dreaa Circle and Orchestra Stalls, 4s; Stalls, 2B 6d; PIT, ONE SHILLING. . _L ~ . ,Pit and Stall Tickets on sale at the United Service Hotel. \ BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. Lessee .. .'. ~ ii T. Dunning (Of the Melbourne Opera House). ! TO-MORROW (Saturday) EVENING, ;', GRAND OPERA BOUFFE SEASON 1 OPERA BOUFFE SEASON t , r , OPERA BOUFFE SEASON I SEASON OF TWENTY-FOUR NIGHTS. AUBTRALIA THE LONDON COMIC OPERA COMPANY, In Lecooq's Wprld-retowned Opera Comique, MANOLA-(Le Jour et la Nuit), And incidental Grand Ballet GRAND CAST OF" CHARACTERS : Don Calabazas, Prince Villa Viciosa Mr T. B. Apploby Mahola. a Creole Girl.. Miss Annetto Ivano va DON BRASIERO, BARON DE . TROSOS MONTEB .. Mr George Dean Miquel, Equerry Don Brosiero .iMons.Loredaa Beatrix, Contessa D'Asti; Spu^^^ Sanchita, Landlady Lovers' Rest Miss Stanley Stefano, Aide-de-Camp .-,,,•• -MrPage Tessa, Maid to Beatrix .. 'Miss Julia Gwynno Toledo ' ". '-■ •• ..MtesSchrader Soldiers. Court Ladies, Notaries, Peasants, Muleteers, Sec., by the celebrated OI'ERA HOUSE CHORUS AND NUMEROUS .'.;„' AUXILIARIES. ... . New and MagnlflcentSeenery by HABBK. Superb Cosnimes by Mons. and Madamo ALIAS, of Paris and London. ; J^2 '••'■•': Mechanical Effects by Mr ROBINS. LimeHght by Mr SIMMONS.^. . Properties by Mr GALLAGHER. .W. Tlie Opera .produced under the personal diroo t^ii%= EM?«CKER. and fee Finest' Orohestra ever got together In, Opora GonklQUe. ■ ,;, 'iff ■ «' : '■> •:'.» . ' THB GRAND-BALLET ii . WiU be interpreted by the Celebrated Artistes Annie and Katie Martin, from the, ABjambya. and a Trained Corps de Ballet bf- Fifty Per formers, representative of the various Nations. SPECIAL NOTICE. The: Sale of' Season Tiokets'fliially closes at 6 o'clock To-morrow Evening. After the closing bf the Box Office ttfey may be obtained at Lon« nox's Circulating Library." 1_""_. ~ , .„„»„- ■ <t Doors Open at a i-past 7; Overtutfe, 6 minutoa to 8; Carriages, 15 minutes past 11. : >■ ■; a.N.:HAJJJFAX,Business Manager._ Cf T. „jA M E S'S HALL. - MUSICAL AN^^Aliy- ENTER- . : JOTiY Ist, 1884. object: "'"'' ST. JAMES'S HALL DEBT EXTINCTION FOND. ' MUSIC BY, ST. JAMES'S CHOIR. RECREATIONS BY~MR r J. J. BOAK. j ADMISSION ? • ONE SHILLING. ' Commence at 8, tfoiock. ■~. ! ——ftdtProgpanimete'Fntttre Issue. mHJB; ART, OE- ..W.ALTZ.ING. X "NEW "WALTZ. . i Second Term of'PROS JULES DErBER NARD'S Select Classes; masonic Hall, Pnnces sireetr-Adults, Wednesday, June,25,7.30 p.m.: Juveniles, Saturday, 21st, 3.30 p.m. Ladies 1' Special Class, Thursday, 19th, 10.30 a.m. Terms: Gents end'S.o., £15s j Ladies and Juveniles, 1 Guinea.* 1 Pttteonby, Class-Tuesday, 24th. 7.45 p.m. Onehunga, at Mxs General Stoddards, Belwyn-str'eet^Jufeniles, Wednesdays, 3 p.m.; 'Adults, Mondays, 8 p.m. Mrs Glover's, Symonds fltreet-Thuredayft W p.m. Remuera, at Mrs SLaws f- Adults^. Fridave. 8 p.m.; Juveniles (Second Term)raaturdajy,.2Btli, 10 a.m.. Terns £15a, from dateot«ntxanoe; ; Juve|Ulea,4l Is. !mi&i attends, all the leading Ladies' ISchools. ;Specialtfes-rThe. ..N.^w Tatee easy, elegant, and graceful, now everywhere danced lin Europe by the upper class; also the Slow Valae and.,ypenoh Got.illions. .; ■ ■ Intending Pupilg . are requested to, apply early. Classes filling rapidly. Prof. B.f gives Private Lessons daily in New Talse, &c.', at Masonic Hall, Princes-street For further particulars apply at residenos, 75, Hobsdn-street; or obtain Cards at Upton a, ; Queen-street •'■" ■ '•■'■ ■ "'•"' Lectures. X^OUItGrMEH'S CHRISTIAN ASSO biiSi'OORNER OF WELLaSLET AND wyw •■ ALBERT STREETS. Ir ," .WINTER OOURSBiW LBCTURB6. E'biday, Junk 27.—" Amongst Hot Springs and . .Geiserft;i;-Professot A. Pj^homab, M.A., Friday, JOT.X* U.^Knier&di)ment; Musical FBmAir, J^^'2s.-i',O»Kßn;^'wiiii K«eri . n^talninßteatlonfl,-aE.BpTTpN ; _Esq. FKn>AX,i AftOTSX, L,r^;'flie yioJgtrCrowned City; ox, Athenian' Life and Thanßht in the ■TtaebTSocrates.'i-Pro(essorT. G. Tdokkr Fbidatt.'AoODßT 16,-Bntertainment; Musical Friday, ADG\JBTSB.-t'/ iatagtiler."-H. •. Skth Friday, Sbetkmbbb I,^-" Radiant Heat."—Pro l6BßorFßiD.'D.'BßeiwH,;BiSo.-''*i ■'-■'■ FBiDAy t OoTOBBB 3.*-" Abraham LUooln."— . !:■!Rev.S.W.BAB3SB.. •*.?:• <-v,h ~'•■•■ Commence each evening at 7.80, SeaU re served for Tioketrholders tlu 7.20. ~<- (.; ■_ i Ticketß for, the Oourse, to admit :torm and Lady* 6s; to admit .Bearer only. 3s 6d; Stogla jecturo, Is. May be had'from the Booksellers, aiw Member of Committee, or at the Booms. >~, THOS.BUDDLE lion. Sees. : ..; F.G.BWINGTON f" 011'8608' i:.i. 1 .Li WM.BRAKENBIG.Gen.Seo. -'.'■V,.*..'i !■■;'..-'." -Musical.' ■"..'-' ''' <£>(£ VICTORIA-STRBET, AaCKi (5o« LANII (elxdpora from AlberUt •flo*U <:i ■:' T; E. CARTER^ *>;^ . WHOLESALE fcRKTAIL PICTURK FRAMH ,vwf: r^T . MANUFACTURER.,! „ , jIMPORTKR OF MOULDINGS, GLASS, i«d PICTUEES, SCRAPS. .ANIKf •k{ '.uwMVSICAI. INSTRUMENTS. ..,•'.";.. Teacher of the Pianoforte, Violin; Sec. n ■ For terms and testimonials sco Brett's'Alma nac Advertisement, page 87, and post free on ipplioation.i ... ,(.;!. :)'.<. ", '-~v.,.j :' l.'■. -"... • Toner and Repairer of Musical Instrumente. i -DJSIIGHTOFHQUSE DRESSMAKING \J> ~ln order to meet the wanta.ot my Dress Customers, I have engaged a-ftrat-dass Dress maker, and can guarantee good style, fit, end .work at moderate prio.es for Cash only. Plkasb NoTßrthat,l,ODi selling, tlie .gonuino Lpuia Velveteen at wliolesalo prices, : viz.. Blacks, 2»4d: COLORB,Bs per yard. Also Oiat I liava lougnt up several warehouse lines of Dicsa iMatecialßot considerably less than home cost, and shall give my customers the full benefit, as he i following prices will show: —8W Yards Kbtamane Serqeb in Black, Navy, Marone, and Wino shades. For House, Street, or Chil dren's School use, nothing at double Hie price , would -wear better, j 12yde for. 7s lid, or Sid yd. Jressee mad o to order from theso .materials for 0s and 25s oomplete, or oustomers can select inings, .trimmings, &0., and. the charge for mak ing will be 10s to 145.6 d the dress. Fancy Cheviot ■Homespuns, 12yds for 6s lid; Foule > Serges, really good quality, Bjd yd; and a lot of other useful Drees Materials from 33d yd ; good value in Black Cashmeres, Is Id, Is (id, Is lid ,2a (id yd. A warehouse stook of Cretonnes, 3}&, Hi; Heavy Twill do. 53d, 6Jd yd. A lot of Hearth rugs, 3a 9d: very large do, 6s lid, worth 8s lldi -2 yaMttc wide-Floorcloth. ar6d-rd; all other , widths in ,n tock. >U yard wide. ,W hito Matting, *ls«a?"'2^db*T3!ack Handb)»%ff; tiseful size. 12^1 'ekefc '67 Pairs Men's Irfawoual Tweed Trousers, extfAorrtln&ry Vifluei 6s lltt per pair. "•-'■ •,',V J-, REN DELL, ; TOP'PF.GtREY-aTREET. AUCKLAND.: M.rJ..J',..,.,8..» W -O O. D HAM, Tkaohek or thk PIANOFORTE. AND HARMONIUM. Address. Care 01 Mb A.. Kady, Auckland VtUHlo Warehoaae Qneen-etreet. STOFEW SEASON'S CLOVEB, HAY .■■AY.w.r". BROMMATAMATAi 1 In a mall pressed bales of about llSlbs each. by all Doalors, and iix not less than 1-Ton lots by "iifi S/i'THdRNTO'N. SMITH, & FIRTH.