The Auckland Evening Star.

VOL. XXVI.—NO. i ill

AUCKLAND, N.Z., FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1884.

IO*J: ONE PEJNJVtf.



Shippinir. A-~X i- T>ACIFIC MAItSTEAM j££f. ti£^k^-^- SHIP CO. * ' . "V-!?:. ""'nniorp't thr unitkd - STA'!'■:■: or AMKRTCA, VIA HONOLULU, IX) IiKKAT BKITAIN. Dndor Po»tnl Contrii'" w.ln tho Governments of Nch Zealau* qptl Wow South Wades. J'.K-soiwr booked through to Liverpool, Loii'lci;. ')r Paris, via tho Great Ovorland Uoao or Ameflra, via the Stcair.cra of tho Atlantio Linus from Now York, ! , Hate of | Daw of btesmcr. Tons. Sniling to Sailing to ! 1 Sydney i 'Vx\mo. I ISSI _ , ~ )n orfthout 18S4. Coolanda t.2fii July 27 Außiistlfl ■City of bydney U''« Ansiui 21 Sepl. Hi AuitraUy.....:..:! Xsn ] Sopl 21 July | FAP.KS: ."Fir3t-'ef>V3a Cff! and upwards •■Sto^fiisro £32 03 .'id and upwards *lirt-it-elasß to San Frnnciseo £10 %tuorago.....° <J2U Throußh Cabin Passen.ccrs nro permitted to lay over at Honolulu, or any of tho cities of the United Suites, not to exceed six months. No Shipping Orders will bo Issued after 4 p.m. on the dny before tho jalllut; 01' steamers for San Francisco. For froitrlit ratoa and all other Information imply to THOS. T. GAMBLE, Agent, ! fiwcr Queenjitrcat. 'iir^vr'Mi t~t>:ion st-eamsihi1 ftfe^^lffl X~ fO->IP_ANY OF NEW !j!j TIME TAKIiE.-JULY. ifOK TAKANAKI. NKLSON. PICTON, WKL 1-INQTON, LYTTKLTON, A>>'l) WKHT COAST POUTS (from Manuknnl. atearner. | Date of SaUlnß. j Wanaka I Tues.. S. S ium. I 7.1.) a.m. HAWBA I Tucs.. 15,1 p.m. ' I 12 noon



irOH GIBBORNIC, NAPIKK, WKIJ..INUTON. liYTTSLTON. ANIJ POUT OIIALMKItS Ifrom Aucklanil). Rikqakooma I Tluirs., 10. noon I — Tk Anau I Tlmrs- 17. noon ; — Folt MKLBOURNK (VIA lll.UFfl. Hivoakooma I Tluirs., 10, noon I — TK ANAU I Thura., lT.noou • I - KOR GIBBORNE. NAPIKK, AND WKL- LINGTON. South.Cuoaa I Tuea., !■'». 5 p.m. I — FOU SYUNKY. Akvwa'l'A I Tuc3.. 15, o p.m. I — FOR eItKYMOUTH. Omapehk I \\'ed.,o, I p.m. I — VO'r SUVA AND 1 .KVITKA. PuVO'/lN I Mon.. 2\ .'■ inn. I — _ (No cav;;u alter noon.) SOUTH SKA 'fsTTANrT~KXI'Ui:SION. I Moii~7.Tp.ii'i. I — (;ai'go must bi booked -iii'i :iknn;iidu Tv.'O 5Iou!;s bofore advertij'. d tinu- cf cl-jpartxuv. PHSi«;;e Tioheii umi;: !:a taken at the Com niny-j Offlc«_t-A'^' u--^IJ' rpnchl. Fort-atroor. •^S-° KJB — ~L£M * % >." UadercontraotwiihtheN'cw **s(■■.■.;=".'j.'-' South Wales Govornmont for Ti-.-.- i.iii'fiwiiif' rtt'-'.iVi:'-''i(V? t-.-Wnsrlnf: to the il-bt-cr i/o hUj ilie Pi.cille l-'o. will lo.ive v.VI.'NKV "n 1 I't;':Lr.v\:itNi;; on tho ni-.dor ?acntW'i'- ■'■ '■■■■ ;0.-J.l->;i'O>:.viaAnKLAll)S *)iv <••<■>. i; \iv; iA (at ateamor'B option), SUKZ. mil SAPUKH:— Stoimir. iliVonj Sy<lney..jFrom Molb'ume. Orient Juno 20 June 26 Garonne luly 1 July 10 Ixjsitania July IS July 21



And f&rtnijiitly theruarier. *TV,roii»!i farec to London, fi2l to £76. ~,,.,.■! ■.■(..-j Boe\tro Bpeeinl ad vantages by yooi i- -i U.;,;;;,:h from New Zor.land. .Second c - .. ;'.^.. n! . :ri > :>-.- (lrir-u steamer aro provided v,:rh ~:i:,m to «■;"■.■-; to Sydney or Melboarne. N'Ai'LKS TO LOMJCiN by Uail.-Speolal arrnDtr«montii mado with Meaare Cook and Bone jr U.j. lH3i;c of throui.-h tiuksta at Rroatly ro "i'A^sX'ukd FHO.M LONDON.—Specialfncfli ti<- ttfiiiriie.-; ?or bringinK out Frionda and Kci.'i:.;veti "uy prepujiueu; of tht> passage-money hIB)''KCIAL KBTUBN TICICKTS, available for U iiiatsti'B. «-X wE'.ied at the following rates :— V.- ■: ■[ ij' t w mm — Kill '■ i *"'-\","i PnV'-on .. - 577 :■:(«•;.,> WTOKKU THROUGH to LON DOX i! ' ■; •' Hates, ?\: VV ZEALAND O.TMITED), : AKenis in New Zealand. &&>4L^r ' QTEAJ^- To"London. UiTa II & rmiKNTAL «^s^ BT£A£y;u^ TloN FOR LON POX JURKCT, VIA HOMRAY. ~ I LoaTO I Loave otfl«,Toer. | gy-togy. i Malbourns. i ~" j IS§£ i 18iE Assam j J»iy 0 : July ijj BUTLKT ! July 23 ■ July 20 PKsnAwun I Aug. 6 : Auk. 12 Ballaicat ! Auk. 201 Aug. 2u Indus I Sep. 3 Sep. 9 Ani ttmiiooforward over} mternau: weox. Pasaongers and cargo booked to London, toe golUca. Italy. Egypt, India, China, and Japan 'tcturn tickoto Issued both to flrst and second Utipasaeugara at espeoiaUylow ratoa Cheap roaerred accommodation can be obtained In tills "SKS-Sr&ktog nX AnoWand-^MOnr, special adTontaees. ffor aU Para^ap^to & \l, Qneen-gtreet. Auckland. F'bVTORTHBRN STEAM- I'l SHIP CO. aJMITKD). TIMK-TAULE.—JULY. i Weather and other Circum slancce Permitting.) FROM QUEKN-Si'ltEET WHARF. ,UK TAURANGA AND BAY OF PLENTY BTEAMBB. I PATF. C)V 3AIMNS. Glenelz I Monday. 7, 5 p.m. Glonelg I Thursday. 10, o p.m. Wellington Monday, 11, 7 p.m- Wellington Thursday. 17, i p.ni- Gleiielg Monday. 21. 5 p.m. Glonelg Thursday, 21. o p.m. WolliiiKton Monday, 28. 7 P.m. ■Wellington I Thursday, 31. 7 p.m.



— i connects at Tanmngu for OuotlKi Btaffa j J^Jw Fob ItusHKLT., Wvak-'jawa. act M*^22^lll: Wellington I Monday, 7.7 p.m. Gioneie I Monday, 11. G p.m. Wellington I Monday. 21. 7 i<-m. Glenelir I Monday, 2a iip.'»- . Koll WUANUAKEI, _ WII.VNQAItKI IISADS. AND SSSJiTJCr iJ^t^To^to^iuii. FSirw7T.SI7A.«--I AKD \VIIA.vUAI<y. JIKAW (Carrj-ilic i ■- ->-^">»™ <^<c^L^i?ii!i_ Fon'MsHCiHtv Hay. _ fuTw^.7 rKv.:ry MontoTjmcnJYidayJJvn; B^Hi^XTTtAKKIBi:, TKYIIMSA, PPK* Frrz i HOY, AND WIiANOArABAPAKA Rowcna i Every Wednesday, 1 P-'m. " FKOSI MANUKAR. . .. Feu Waitara. . • Arirvle I Friday, i, 1 p-m. DouriSs I Saturday. 5.1 p.m. . ~~~ ~ Fon Hhkianoa. Arevlo I Tuesday, 15, 1 P-m. Argylo I Tuesday, 23,1 P-m- . Kou Raglan and Kawhia-. FOR VVAITARA.-Tho s.s. AIIGYLE will leave Onchunga Wharf «j^°™ (weather and other.circumstance* permitunptf to DAY (Friday), July 1, at 1 p.m.—Noitncrn Steamship Company (Limited). Auckland; or. A. Barnes, Onehnnga. • _ 1710 K. WAITARA.—The s.s. DOWLAS < will leave Onehun K a .Wliurf iuj alwvo (w'eallier anil oihur nircuiu^:;r.cr., VenniU nX) or, A. Barnes. Onuhunga. _ T> EDUCTION OF *AK^ ; -S-»-..¥ A£- XV GRKGOR to and from W Heads 7b 6d saloon, os stcoratce; W limi^arci,1 Oas. loon, to steerage ; Manjjapai, lod aaJoon,fi« v "gorafflt S.s. ROWENA.to and from MercuiJ , liny, ws saloon, 7a Cd ateerago; Freight, Bap« urn Northern Steamship Company (Limitea), Auck land. ■ -—-= *~~~T~£~' X~U C X L A N D Aucclanb to WADE-Wednesd^l^O jm. Wednesday, 10.8 p.m. Wednesday, 23, J p.m. Wednesday, 30, S p.m. Wade to Auckland—Thursday. \ 3 P-nl- Thursday, 10. 3 a.m. Thursday. 17,1 p.ni. ; Thursday, 21, 8.30 a.m. ,! Thursday, 31.1 P.m- Weather and othoi1 i-ironmstanaea permitting. Parcels must he prepaid ou board. Apply to Mr A. MARSHALL, Master,



P O X RALE, THE PADDLE STEAMER C'OLLKEN (At present lying In Henthcotc ltiver. Christ chuivh), biiill liy Denny and Co., at Dum barton in 1880. Dimensions: length, 80tt. breadth,-Jlfuiin. ; IHted with UiuKoiml High-pressura Engine Ilin. Cyliril- v. with ■Jlin. stroke ;IS It p.; draws from an .tin. to _t"l. lOin. Steers from either end. '1 wo Saloons. (iUed with aeltees nnd cushions, and handsomely upholstered. Docks luted with.ample passenger »c■ommudation. Cert i Unite cnparit.v, If 11 pa' M'lmers Quite randy fur W\i<v. having recently re ci'.ivcda thorough overhaul. Photograph eitn be seen, and all purlienlavaof B. TONKS & CO., Queen-street. ' . TSASSKNGEKS1 LINH jffi&££%-% -"- OS PACKETS TO NKW Jwnedhj THE SHAW, SAVILL & ALBION SHIPPiNi? CO. (Limited), Si, ix'r.'.'.t-r.b.all-stroGt, London. Th« abovo ilno of oMpj are regular traders to .iltl-.e prim-Ipa) poris in New fcrnl:.-.-:. They »'.• clipper ships, olnasod Al at Lloyds, and •or.U'.uinde'l by experienced masters. The bill '.'. fare is most aubstimtlftl, and of tho boat ,Mrtii.ty. iiTii3 tbp i:cra*.i:nn;'.^tion roomy tnd Tie an.li:i-Jk-.->eU uri- omi'mvr.red to gram ms^W" r.-o'n Jion>lo:i to New Z.-:«!.-imi1, pny •w.i ioi which have been (ftlftrantee:! In too ■oloi.y. ■Uturn nhips to lx)naon ft'3'J luiVO at ilintMt rt'inils;1 ItHijrvaU, '-"i.l i^JM • itUl'iiM'3 DA applleiUlOQ Ut li. U. NATHAN .t CO.. ) OWSN S iii;.U!AM. VAKCtiV>, £:it!?H".;;.siiANi<. a vo.J 7"~r "1/l~O" Ji 3A U, /-S^&fi 1- Cutter GIPSY, 27 tons /6/f~ i-' '.-I^-reKistor. y ''"w OHOST. SB tons register. ""xSx-lebVAi^ 'i'] lo nboro ieasels nro in thorough i;ood order, hnvliiK beon recently ovi'rluuiled. For lmrticulani apply to tho Kb:\V SSK.VLAKO TIMITKH Co. (Ltd.). Oiialoiiia-Hti'oot West. ~S f — TpOR MEUCURY BAY •tsfZdkl'A -" AND TAIRUA. —. S.s. imi&£S£s&>*X KIT UN X every Monday and «S*J^«*^S r Tliiir!(Jnj-, at 7 \\m. — For a— fri'inht or pii&uigu apply on board.



•fcCvL'iT S- U' A-1 TA X I (fc££k£KE&*ll2 tons regislef, 120 h.p., will Ucspitched to WHAMOAUkI, WHANUAUKI II HA 1)3, M.VMi.VM'AI, AN I) I'AUUA BAY. From Auckland, every I'IHSDAY ami FKI DAY, til S p.m.. from (Jneeii-streel Wharf. Cuko will !«• received at UuUwiiy Whaxt as "' ' ll" PROM WirAVOAItKI: ftlnmlny. July 7, in !'."() a.m. Tiiuiviliiy, July 10, a I U.lWii.m. J1o:l.!;iv. July'll. .it 10 a.m. r! !'.in-::.!av, .It'ly 17. at '.' p.m. "M iinl.-.v.July-Jl. -it )».:■() a.m. 'I'i-.ursd'ay. July 'i-l. at U.HM a.m. .Miiinluy. July •:.-. a I 10 a.i.i. Thursday, .lu'.\ "1. at - p.m. A COACH iii.i-i-. l'ir Sivaim-r a! Whan^'arei Iliads, an i imis to Waipti. i-'. vJIil II.IIJ.IWiY COMPANY (Limitko), Agents. nfllee: U\. Queen-street, opposite Kirih's il ill. .:-r.^,\,-*- >S' UOKOMANDEI. M'^-Mf^^ v:- FIMONB, JIASTKU. TIMK TABLH. Lioavi'B Auckland ; Loaros Coromandoi! July. • July. Friday, 1, 2 p.m. — Saturday, o, li'noon. Monday, 7, 12 noon — TuCHduy, S. 12 noon Wednesday, '•>, 12 noun — Thursday, 10.12 noun Friday, 11, 2 p.m. — Saturday, 12,12 noon Weather and other clrcumfltanoea pcrniiutnK. Nor resi-.oii'.iUf! bi sluppim;. carryuiit, or dia N.i ii.i-go rcceivral wilhout, Miipiiing note, and vithin half an hour of advertised time of do ?arture. All Parcels must be prepaid on board. A. It. 11. SIVINDI.'CY. Manai;i;r. jt r _ "\\rAUIKU AND ONE- M£3£& VV II UN (5 A STEAM 53?taiS@M^TN AVIO ATION CO. (LiMITBD). ':ss;S§i'SSSsF' TIMK TABIjK—S.S. -VANUKAU. July, iSSI. ! Leave-OnohunKa: Leave Waiuku: 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. !• -Wi-d.. 11.30 a.m. 10—Thuisduy, 7 a.m. lU—Thurd.. 11.80 a.m. 11—FridavdorMtinukau Hoads). S n.m. U-B:iturday. S a.m. 12--Paturday. 12.30 p.m. 11—Monday' '.1.15 a.m. 11—Monday, 1.1.5 p.m. IJ-\Ved.. 10.3(1 a.m. 16—Weil.j ;i p.m. If—Thursday, 11.30 a.m. 17-Thur»day, 1 p.m. 1!-Friday. ■-' p.m. — — 19—Uaturday, 7.30 a.m. A— Monday, 5 p.m. — — 22 -Tuesday, 10 a.m. i-Tuosday.s 30p.ni. „ „., Jl-iaiursday, 7 a-ni. 2i-Thursday, 11.30 a.in. 2j-Friday(for MniuiUau _ Heads). S a.m. 2(-FaUirday, S.HOn.m. 2i» -.Saturday, 1 p.m. 3-Monday. !\:<o a.m. 28-Monday, 2 p.m. 3_\Ved.. IO.IW a.m. 30-Wed., 3 p.m. Si-Thursday. 11.30 a.m.:il-'J huraday, 1 p.m. All freU:l)t3 payal.lu Loforu delivers of goods. J. H.Vi'.H HKUWN, AtAiia^inß Director.



STEAM TO WADE .-md HUI tor.—The S.s. TAM SJLSBSififc^'f i's 1i A N 'IE V. will leavo as fe^^^f^S'under (weather ponnlttiny) :— JULY. From Auckland to Wado: ■1-I'ridiiy, 12 noon Wade lo Auckland: u-Satunlay — Orders and Small Parcels to bo left ut X S&Keowit'a, CJuoon-sL Wharf, or W. S. Whitloy. Qteon-st. Not responsible for goods or parcels without shipping note. * r QTEA.M TO THAMES, j@^a^T O Connootlni? with Rlvei for BTIRLING pWOHTU,OIUNKMURI.WAI IEOHA GOLDKIELDB. iilOßKlNaynjJt HTAITOA PIxAINS, AND GRAift AND FOSTER'S SETTLEMENT. TIME TABLK a a ROTOMAHANA, P.S. ENTERPRISE Na M KUiu^ MILBANK. FROM AUCKLAND! "~ | Uotomtthana I Knterpriao I A. Milbanii fri 110 a.m. I S p.m. j ~ Sal | 10.30 a.m. [ - I gHOM TilA.Uija: I liiiton:uhuna I lteton>rise lA. Mllhank Prt lip m. J = i - Sut I I.;W p.n- I 1- I-"- ' No earKo rceelve.l for icuiuiiihiiuiik within nnl!-an-hourof .-.Ovunmil timouf Imviuk. lit rcsu'onsibl,) in ;ii.ii.pi»K. Carrying. 01 llMlmrS!lllK JiiVWRASKK ». TINNK. A.jrrn» — —P~~ -ivroRTHEUN RIVER /Srf4r*:^' Jl^ S'i'KAM NAVIGATION i'feCicraSSy-UOAII'ANY (LIMITKni. CAWTAL £50,000. TIME TABLE: SS DURHAM leaves Hulcnsvillo for w Ai roi on MONDAYS and FRIDAYSon arriva of £«^l^fa!m!-^DA^ra SH^SXWwfxJ^ rotorival of train from leaving Auckland at 'IS KINA leaves Helensville for Otamatka every MONDAY after the. arriva of 7J15 am train from Auckland, and THURSDAY alter thearri™alof thoJ.3U p.m. train from Auckland, Sg at POINT CURTIS on tho Thuraday "Us KINA leaves Ilelonavillo for Port AuiiT direct every TUESDAY after the arrivalo£ tho 4.30 p.m. train from A^kland and returns to Helonsville direct from Port ASut]ect to alteration y frog gmoto tjg*^ TgoTICE OF RE iM OVA L.— -^ HKNDKRSON AXI) MuIVOR would mk« liiis opportunity of thanking their numer ous Pitrons a ml Frieiuls for the favours hitherto attbrdtd •hem and bog to notify that thoy have Removed to more commodious premises, sdoors Irom old shop (higher up same side). Note the address:- Henderson and Mclvor, L'abinet makers and Upholstorera, Ktirongohapo Road Incxt Nlchoson, Drapor). ■ \\l Aii-« O C si. BROTHERS, M.-APaNII CANDUS MANUFACTURBRB, O.OX'B ORKKK, IUCHMOND. K/rriwj JjUKHAirSTRKKT, AUCKLAND. Cneh Pnrohasen o( Tailow. Wool, Shoepsklna, and Bone*. /~il7E"s T S OF DKAWEES Very Handflomo Chests of Drawers, in Rich loT;FveirawerChests.£4. The above arttcles have always siven great satisfaoUon, and be come more beautiful with afje, W. NOKKIK. ! •rop of shobtland-strbbi.



Money. X*»> f_fhA T0 LEND on Mortgage, 3W''W«»*\"'U' in sums of £200 and up wards.—Apply to Habor & Rawlings, Commis sion Agents, etc., Kort-sLreet, Auckland. TVTOTICE TO INVESTORS.—A present _L* rontul of £180, with great prospective in crease, can bo had by investing £1,000 on city proporty. — Principals apply to Edwd. VVaytc, o, Morcantllo Chambers. ONEY TO LEND, at very reasonable rates, on approved personal socurity—to principals ."only.—Apply Kdwd, Waytu, Mone tary Agent, 5, Mercantile Chambers. j?T-7^_l_vr°~L'BNlJ in sums of from dWO'LT \r\" Sm upwards.—Apply Wm. 8. Cochrano, Coclirane's Auction Mart, 185, Queon- Btrcot. ONE V TO LEND on.freehold socurity. —Joseph Blades, Solicitor, Vulcun Dano. ONEY TO LENUj on good freehold securities, at current rotes. — Aroli, l'fliehanun, Solicitor, . Quceu-streot (opposite Hunk of New Zealand). .__' , a ONEY TO LENI>- In eume of £25 . '" _ and upwards, at nurront ratoa of interest. Apply to PETKIt OLIFHANT, Solicitor, High-BtrgeU ' s rONEY TO LEND, on Freehold >V S Security, at a low ruto of Interest.— iiirton and Napior, Solloitors, High-street, ..i-kiiinrt. "V ij'OiNEl? fiOTEND, at current rat?? of -18. intorest.—Laiauloy and. Jackson, Quumi iiroet. K?O fli\fk T0 LEND at Current -$o/ /w ■Vr" \J Rates of In ternst on Froo -7 hold Security. W. if. O'SUIiIOYAN. S_(jrUand-Btroet. \| "ONKY "TO LEND, at a "modsrate !?_•*. rata of Interest.—Apply to JACKSON & RUSSELL. Solicitors, fort-atree^



WIEV TO LEND, en "Mortgage, of Sirat-olass Frcor-.olil Soonrltles. W. OOLKMAN, Solldtor. National Insnranoe Buikllnu*. \ /TONEY LENT ON PROMISSORY i.T A NOTK3, HOUBEB, FURNITURE, *a BILLS DISCOUNTED DAILY &ORTGAGKS NKQOTI ATK&i JOHN W. HARtflB, Laud, Commission, and EsiATI Auirts, HIGH-STREKT, AUCKLAND. fJIXOHANGE ON NBW YORK 15?5 VJ LONDON, La lumi to suit. FOR BALE BT ARNOLD, HINKS, & CXJ., Corner of Cmtom-bom« tad Fort-rtrecu. ONEV TO LEND, in largo or smail aunis. at usual rates of interest. connki,l & coo; er, UCKL-AND PERMANENT CO-' OPKRATIVK BUILDING & INVEST MENT SOCIETY. Office : H7, Queen-strkkt, LOAN'S granted upon approved soeurlUeH of Freehold or Leasehold Properties in. sums of £■-•0 to rr.O.'f!. !-riiv:-iv;il and interest beim; ftpay ahle in instalments at tlio following Kkwcbd . Ratkh for ro;>:LymciU of each tUO' liomuvwl:— Ropayn^^l^vv^, | ! £ s. (1. ; £ b. fl. lyeur .. 2 0 0 101 0 0 . ajwil-rt .. ..I 1010 i 10S 6 t 3 yearn .. ..i H 7 ":i '5 " ! V, ~-., ! 11 8 I 121 0 S llyears " ..! 89! 138 IS 9 lOyciura ~; B 3 i Ifei 10 3 - And in tlio snmo proportion for smallor or larger loans. DEPOSITS.—Tho Society rocoivoa Monoy on Deposit: — Repayablo at 7 dajß' notioo, a por ecu1 per nnmim ; repayable in 8 months, 8 par sent, per annum. JOHN BATGKR, Secretary. f XbOSTIUAL and f'KOViUENT lEft L MANKN'T HUILUINO, LAND, AND IN VESTMKNT SOCIKTY OK AIfCKLA.NI), Comoro' Queen-street and Vuluan Lano. INVK3TMKNT DKPARTMKNT. This Society U now iKauiiiK: Ordinary Investing Shares, carrying full rate of interest nnd profit Paid-up Investing Sharenof .020 each, carr>yuiK 7 per cent, intorost (payable half-yearly) and part.ei l ,a l inKi,,pron. ? ., iiA^, MENT _ Interest allowe<i on deposits for: 12 months 7 per cent. i! months l> per cunl. 7 (lavs' notice 5 per cent. BimiIOWINO DKPAKTMKNT. The Society advances on Approved Freehold ■nd leasehold TroperLy to theextuntof llireo lonrrlw of th.- value. Borrowers may pay off part or tho wnoleof mortnuiOß at any time. . liuilitee I T.ililouf limes and any furthor parti uilara rciuircd may bo obtained at tho Society b Ofllece. OKORUIS ffKASKH. Manager. f OXUON JIOIiTGA<;E, LOAN, AND i!_J UISCOONT BANK. 50, SHOKTLAN.U-STKEET, Auckland (Opposite A. Ci.ark & Sons' Waukhousb*. And Little Uullina-street, Melbourne. LOANS AUK ADVANCED FI'.OM £10 TO £1,000.



Lluon personal, freehold, and leasehold Bcrairity, repayahle by Woekly, Monthly, or Quarter!* Instalments, nt Lowest Oii-runt Hates. Ad-vances mado on rnnmiiro without removalj and all chissf aot Merchandise, t^OAIISGHANTKD UPON LIKKPOLICIES.LkOACIES, AND INTKKEBTS UNDKn MrIIJ.R. HILLS DISCOtrNTKD AT CURKKNT RATES. Loans upon Dki-osit of Dekdb. Rkpavmknt by Kasy Instalments. FORMS GIiATIS. A.U communications and Interviews hold strictly confidential. HA.VK OP KNOLiND NOTEB CBANQSaj, jr ondonToan and discount COMPANY, HIGH-BTRKKT, NEXT TO ATKINS PRINTING OFFICE. £5 to 1,000. This Company grknts Loans on PERSONAL SECURITY FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD SECURITY FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES, or on any availablo security, ropayabloln WEEKLY OR MONTHLY INSTALMENTS, or in any way to uit the Borrower, txians may bo ropaid at the rate of Sixpence por week in the Pound. Bills Discounted at Curront Rates. Bank of England Notes and Australian Bank Notes Bought. ~ All communications strictly confidential. LONDON LOAN "AND DISCOUNT CO., ■■■■•■•■ ■- ■ • HtfeH-STRKET (Next to Atkin'b Phintino Okkiciv.) \ VICTORIA LOAN AND DISCOUNT V AGENCY, lIIGII-STKKKT, AUCKLAND. OITO.SITK OITV OOUNOIL "»lAM«KIi3. MONEY ADVANCED IN SUMS OF £10 to £1000 .'j on ;.' '" ' '.';'.'>! feksonal security, oeedß o^f, property,-bond .warrants,- ! SHARES, &o, ;: ,""' i r'.IfPAYMKNTS CAN nX MADK N WBBKLY O« OTUKH INSTALMKNTB TO SUIT BOKKOWEB3, COMMUNICATIONS CONBTDENTAU ■'. !■ POa'PAJj ADDUSSSi BOX 90. • I y Thos. J. Harbdtt, Manufactubeb o» ,j^ CORN BROOMS^ B« TBADB \ KA FA I |-MABg. : WI LL lAM THOiM AB, Corner ot Lome and Tlotorla-streett, MONUMKNTAL^MARBIiE. AND GENERAL , STONEMASON. ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR AND CARVER Inscriptions Aoourate and Beautiful. ; Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, and every dS3oription of Stone Work at the Lowest Powdale Prices for Town and Country. T HENDERSON, HOUBB, SHIP, SIGN, AND BBNBRAIi ' DECORATIVK PABTTKE, , j NO. 8, WYNDHAM-BTBBBT.



Business Notices- LIPPIATT'S FRUIT HARDENS, OTAIIUriU. APPLKSi PKARS, PLUMS, PEACHES. 1,000 strong, clean, well-rooted Applo Trees, in forty leading varieties, worked on Northern Spy Stock.' Prices (to tlio trade)—Por 100, JE3 10&. EDWARD LIPPIATT, Otahuhu. RESSMAKIN(t AND MILLINERY ■ : • BUSINESS. MRS F. ■!•. WARDELL (tAw: ov tiik Thames) Hegs lo Announce to the Auckland Public and her Friomlß thai: she hns now OPENED in tho above r,i»e in W'ellpsloy-stroet, 2nd door from AlherUslreot. -Sho lias socured the Services of « Hunt, JixuerieneeU and Competont l)ressmakei\ and all ORDERS will bo PROIMPTLT AND KKASONABLY EKE- . CUTEU. APPRKNTIOES WANTED. T> U T O H E R AND C 0., *-* FOHT-ST. AND QUKKN-ST. WIIABF, STE VEDO.RES, RECEIVING AND FOHWAKDING AGENTS. WOOD STORED AND DUMTKD 108 BHIPMJtKT, __ Bjg.LA3T SDPPMED. T^ D Alt D HARTLEY, ARCHITECT, HIIOIIUUUV'l) JIUILDIiSCS, QUIvKN-STIIEKT, CICHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN, 255, QUKKN-.HTIIKI'.T. I'OWNE AND IiACON Ilavo imioh pleasure in inlitnatlng that thoy hiivo Opeuod in Now Promises at tho above address with a Magnitlcmil and Carefully-seloc- Ud Slock of i>'um:y (Juudsaud Aluteriul of the Newest Deeiens. MRS I'OWNE will i-onlinue iw hcrelorore to civo I.etwona in Poona Painting, Macramie, Point Lkioo, and Lentfior-work, also in Wax Flowers and Fruit, Wax for ranio manufactured on the lU'OlllisoU. ttft.l-essoiiH in Arrasenc and Crcwol-work FUEK.



Noto the Address:—Opposito Garllck and Crauweil'a, City Hall. MESSRS JACKSON * RUSSELL have Removed Ihoir OlUc.es to tho pri-niincs lately ocvuplcd by tho Bank of New South Whlcs, ShorUand-st.—May 8. '84. OBERT TV OBHO feTTm umbor7&c7 begs to announce that ho lms taken over the Premises lately occupiod by Mr i-iimuul Parkoc in Welleiiley-Btreot, oppo site the Opera House, and would take tlio opportunity to thunk liiß numerous friends fur p»Bt favours, and in (•.jlioitlngaconiinuanco ol support, would sums lliat his more extensive i pi-c;:iiso.-i Mini facilities will enublo him to carry on the trnde In all if? branches to greater ad vantazo than formerly. CiAS H I'TlNli^, nsplendid stock, ut cheapest l'i'iceu in (own. Ivvccflunt mmorlnicut of hleo ti-ic Hells and KitHn;m. CoriHgrtod Tnnki), (ihimney C'oivls, Wimli HiMnnnnd Lavutorii'S, l'oitilllo HiUliß, &■:., l'ortiildo Washing JJollers, &o. Ksliinntea t;ivon fur all branches of the tntdc in town or country, UCKNSSBD WATKIIWOUKM rLUMDEH, ROBERT TUDEHOPE, WKLLEBLHY -STilKKT.oppoßlto Opera Honso '£ {J U. G HIFF IN, i STKNCIL, DOOK, ANIV WINDOW j PLATE MAJvKU, AND. aKNKKAIJ KNGRAVKR. Steol liettor Ihir.chcs and Itubbor Stamps siud..' to ruder. On account of Into lire, t hnvo removed to WKLLKSLEY ANH ALUERT St. i CORNERS. I momm—MM J /-\N HAND AND TO ARRIVE, WOOD'S FLOUR. 200'a, 100's, and 60's Wl-GUiL'3 OATMEAL, 200's. &Vs, und 7'b OATS (Fnedan.l Milling) WAIKATO I'OTATOI^ M.VlZli!. SHARPS. BItAN, CtfAFl'' FOWL VVIIKAT, ONIONS, CJIKKSK HAMS AND BACON, TKA SUGAR, 11ONKDUST PHIMK CORNKO HEKF, ICOlb kegs.



. Also, TO AKHIVB BX CLUTOX, SO TONS PItIMK OAMARU I'OTATOKS. At tlie Lowcnt l.'urront Hales. A. & R. EATON, Com.mi:iu:i:-stiikkt SUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKSi J. L. iKEAN Has for Sale a number of tho above, with Taps, roady for use, priuo 333, at his Shop, Welloaloy street En9t (next door to Crowthor's Stablss), LarßO Wuantitlog of Spoutiiiß, UidKlnc. and Down l'lpoa always in .Stouk. Verandah Iron curved nt tho shurtcst notice Country ordon will ulwiiys receive his prompt attention. Load Waahorg always on hand W. L B V 8, BOOK BINDER, PAPER RULER, ACCOUNT HOOK MANUFACTURER. THKKK DOOKB ABOVK " STAR " OFFICE. MERCHANTS' ACCOUNT BOOKS, Insurance and Minino llboistxr Books swccl ally ruijtd anp bound. Muslo, Mngazinos, Publio Libraries, and Sun day School lioolts well bound. UAKEKS' SPECIAL RULKW DAY BOOKS. Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books He-bound. BAND AND CHOIR MUSIC BOOKS UUL.KD TWTBW SEASON'S CLOVER HAY . FROM MATAMATA, In BinaU preßßod bales of about 1121bs ouch, SOLD IN ANY QUANTITDJS >y all Pcalers, and in not less than 1-Ton lots by ; ■,■ THORNTON. SMITH, & FIRTH. r\ R 0 U N D L I M B . ' >^ GROUND LIME ~■>'■: FOR SALE" •••■!. MAHUl^|l|l|u|||lO GROUND rivalled for durability and hard-setting Qualities). For tanks and oilier wot work it is a firachm material. RKEANE, SOLE AG*E»T, A. and Gr. Price, ENCHNKEHS, BOILKBM AKEtIS, IUOX AND BRASS FOUNDERS, 'AND GENERAL MACHINISTS, ' " . THAMES, . Havo for salo tho following Maobincry :— I Portablo Ensiuo, by Horcsby & Co., 8 h.p. I. Horizontal .Engine, .double cylindor, lQin, '1 Hori'zOntW'Knyi'nn, lOip;'>>y 18in. Btrokb ' ] . 1 .launch Jtafrlne, iim. by/.in. stroko . 1 MuWtulmlav Boilor.lTiu long hyoft.diamotcj 1 Cornish Roilor, WU luog by St. diameter 1 CornWli-Hoilcr.l.'irt, longbi'Sft. diameter rCornleli IloikT, 17ft. loi.ff by J». bin. diamoter 1 Cornish Boiler, lift, lout! by o£fc diameter . ; 1 Coruiah.Hoilcr, loft, long hij.lt bin. diamotoj 1 Vertical Holler Field tubes, 7ft. x 3ft. 41n.; no\y A Quantity of second-Hand Quartz-orushlng Plant. ■ ... ■ . - ■ • ":- ■



Estimates supplied for nil clbsbbs of Engineering Work.—Makers of Sawmill and Quartz crushing Machinory, Turblno WheolSi : Hydraulic Machinery, Timber Jacks, and Patent Safety Catches for Warehouse and other Lift Cages. ■■. CJUGAR: LOAF STOKE; ;'■■ ■ : ■ :■ ■ T. HILL Begs to' lnforrii t.ho pul.lic of .\r.cKliin<l llialhe .<■ jMssbisuWd iliosisrvieosofi" • '■■■■■■' '' ■_ Siii T. hoi/la M->, •; ';'; .' ■: Ol the laic r.nu of Hollm;..! and Kortzor. ! Old Customers ok H. and F.wn.r. keckiyb EYEKY ATTENTION BY TIUNBFEHKINO I TIIHIR I'AIUO.N'AUE'TO HILL'S • S.U (iM LOAF 'S TOR Ei i O7 / .WKLLESFiJiVSTHKET;' •. 0 Corner of EUiott-streot (opposito Abbott'a < ...... Opera llouse). . ..; Goods doliTered free 10 all porta of the town, : to the.elliPPin^ trains> °i' lc! tra™ ca™ b?n they gtart). ,''•' '.' .';■'■ .' , , m H:E'i NEW ZEALAND DIE, fOTO XV, 1885-8. Publishcil bj- Authorily. tocil Office. Pnlniui-alon Buildings, Queon-st (next tha new.olilces of U.S. Shlppiiiß Co.) ■t'plivrs Cnr Advui <Jbi nienis in, and. Copies ol the N'«wi«Bue now '■■•i"!- v.ieirwl, i nd every iiufdfmatibri'relative thereto'furnished by J. HOLMAN, Agent.



Land and Estate Agents. pHA S. TT ASMOND, LAND AND MONETAKY AGKNT, ' 116, QUKKN-BTKBET (Adjoining B. Tonka and Co.'a), , ~ TELKPHONB-No. 185. Bankers i National Bank of New Zealand (Limited). Mortgages and Loans Negotiated, Rents and Interests Collected. Money Invested on First-olass Seonrltlos without charge. Estates iiianagodlor abßonteea. Valuations and Arbitratlvns ondertaken. Native Land aflairs specially understood. Honses to lot and Properties for Sale jilaond on my list troo of oharKO. Kvery description of landod property bought or sold W order. Large sums to lend on ilrst-class Doeurltioii mTY pItOPKR TIB! S. CITY FKEKHOIjU (close to tho Now Town Hull Bitc)-A largo Allotment wiih thn;e new Hoihsb. Price, £0.10 for the lot. This investment would bring in an oxcollontrcttiru to a small capitalist. IN THK OKNTKK OF THK CITY - A large and commodious Eftore, built of Concititfl and Brlok.'with largo I>ry Cellars, on nn Al lotment 10 toet by 8i! foot 0 lnohos. Buildings valued about fil.MO; tho allotment worth ut lsnut <!fio por foot. With ilrst-class terms. BYMO&DS-BTKKKT—Allotment33 x lOO.ln tho best part of aymonda-stroct, *l(i per foot. B-roilfi AND KOMFOJ.ITABLB lIOUSK in a flrut-class leading position: both water und gai laid In; a ilno opening for someone. Price, i! 300, with terms. OOMf6utAbLK 8-ROOMJKD HOUSE: gas and water and every convenience. Price, PONoONBY (Poinpalior Teiraoo)—An AUot inent wltji (tpod view : £3 10s per foot. WELL-BUILT, almost NEW HOUSE, of seven rooms, all on one floor, and outaldo house wltli llivplace; vurandahs baci and front. Bath, register gi-utea, cupboards, oven, uink, and every convenience. City water supply and tanks. Allotment planted with fruit ticca and well drained. Splendid view. Known an Clifton House, Newton load. £700: terms easy



OUBURBAN pitOPKUTIKS. PONSONHY (Arthur-street)— Large und Con veniout Houao ot 8 rooms and bath-room. The rooßia are lofty and weil Qttod. Prioo for tlio houB« and throo allotmcntß, «1008. MOUNT KDKN—Largo AUotmunts, In a load ing position. Prloo, £3 12a 6d per loot j with double frontngo. MOUNT KDKN-Firßt-elasß 7-Koomcd lloupo, with detached wash-house, aad all necessury outbuildings on AllotDiont WO foot doop. boa 2 good frontages. Price, £020, with irood UOMFORTAHLK AND COMMODIOUH FAMILY RESIDKNCK, stands in grounds of about 1 acres in oxtont. Contains 10 lofcy roomu. Tho grounds aro well planted; the orchard la In full bearing. Twwoomud Aluu'b House Also, BUbling aceoniniodntion. Nice position, closo to town, Easy terms of NORTH hHOIUS—Two llrat-clasß Allotment*, commanding a very pretty view, In rapidly rising locality, closo to the wharf, 03 15a por OKMTOn AN 8-ROOMKD HOUSE and good ai o'nont, situated near Mr Morlcy'a fcitoro on tli'1 Great North Hood. A chanco seldom mot NuimlCO'l'K—ClS) for a Now Four-Roomed COTTAUK and a very Largo All >tmont, situ ated now tho Wharf. 875—ALLOTMENT adjoining tho above; oasy terms of payraont. i'BNßOHK—AnuneqniiUndHlte of 2J aoree for a robUluncc, situated on rising ground, coin in' i ''«.' one of tho grandest viowa in tho ne; ' ! mrhond of Auokland. Thlß elto muat b. ' tf u to lie iii-iM-oolatod. Price, £200. BIHI KVHKAI'--Tcn Acrea, largo road front tun' n 'int ol U i gii kauri troes. Prlco, £22 10b pu; hu'.iiiiiiK property from £30 por acre to c-0). Tliia pniporty is an especial bargain; was boujrfit cheap, no will bo sold cheap. HELKNSVILLE — 220 Aores Bplendld Land, with Hallway Station on tho property. Price. £700; rtnay terms. p." VKVU—Two Township Allotments, £10 &ffu& IIOBKILL-81x-rooinod new House, excellent position; Uolaoa torm»; main road MOu"$F°W>aKlLL-Blx-roomed Now Houne, with pantry, bathroom, and scullery, thoroughly well nniahod and built with ilrotnliisß timbor; verandah on two bi4cb; lnrgo allotmont, looso box, ntablo. Price, £«00; an exceedingly cheap and sound invoat- MOUNT ROSKILL (Valley Roadl-A Rood . 6-roomed Houso on a Largo Corner Allotment; MOUNT ROBKILL—Two of tho Best Allot uvnia in tho Hollwood Kstato: £3 10s per foot. Two others, 14a por foot. MOUNT IIOdKILL—IO Acres Volcanic Land, MOUNT RO3KILL—I have a lot of very cheap Bllotmonta In an,estate which lins only JliHt como into tho riiarkot. To working men riralrlous of securing a good piece of land of tholr own at a Binull cost, and with very oai:> totina of payment, it la a grand chunce. If peraons were only aware how very rapidly tho Mount Koskill District Ib going ahead* alno tho many advantages of view, eon vonionco to town, healthy locality, volcanic goll, cheapness of tho land, &c, I feel con fident that many moro purchasers would buy In this favoured district. thaD pay such louk prices for land of an infcrioi quality and bud position i MOUNT ALDKUT—A chanco for speculators ; 40 acres of grass land. Only £W per ncit). With oasy terms. BIIUCENHKAI)—34Oacres of First-class Level Ijind, eminently adapted for fruit growing. Prico, £1,000.



MT. CLAYTON • HOUSB, LAND, XJMMISSION A«KNT ANU SHIP BROKER Allotments for Sale at Hamilton, NewQMtle. Uoxandra, ami North Shore. Money lont on Rood security. Office t 30, Insurance Buildings. FJ. M O S 8 & (J 0., t HOUSE, UAUD, & ESTATE AGENTS. We bog to inform Owners of Proporty th<n Housoo or hand, for RENTAL, OR SALK, art sntored In our Registry Free of Charge, for tin information of tnoeo who favour us with a ca.'l it our otiices. In Sbortland-stroct. Monoy to Lend at Current Rates of Interoa!- Musical. OO . VICTOIUA-STRKET, AOCK :O(3i LAND (six doora from Albert-st. T. E. CARTER, W'HOLKSALK & RETAIL PICTURE FRAMB MANUFACTURER. IMPORTER OF MOULDINGS, GLASS, PICTURES, SCRAPS. AND MUPIOAIi INSTRUMENTS. Teacher of tho Pianoforte, Violin, &c. For tonns and testimonials sco Brett's Alma .:><• Advortiucmont, puno 87, nud post free or .iil'licat.lon. Tiirer and llnpiilrcr of Munlcftl Tr.Htriiinmit.-. T>IANOS. ; PIANOS. „ riANOS J. HOWDBS Wishes to Inform thoso friends who aro waitinK for tho "RAFOLDI" "RAPOLIi I T '^n« PIANOS PIANOS That he is Landing Six, ox Dova. CALL KABLY AND BKB THE NKW PETITE PIANO, The latest Novelty imported into Now Zealand, only 3ft. Jin. wido. NEXT BANK OF NKW ZEALAND. rp.HB UNION STEAM SAW, MOULD i- ING, BABH, AND DOOR COMPANY (LIMITED), WHOLESALE TIMBER DEALERS. MANUFACTURERS OS" BOORS, BASHJtB, AND TURNERY. SUPPLIES IN WHOLESALE LOT3I P SCANTLING . BOARDS, (Rough and Drosaed) , CEILING BOARDS WEATHER BOARDS (Rnßtlcated or F, Edged), FLOORING AND LINING ■ ; ARCHITRAVES SKIRTINGS ' MOULDINGS (of any pattern) DOORS, SASHES^ and TURNERY, DELIVBBKD at any Pnbllo Whart In Anok ' land, oi at tho Company's Private Wharf, ilaohanica1 Bay, rhe Quality of the Company's Timber Is Un sarpassed, and Prices specially favourable for Buflders. Contractors, and other Wholesale Buy ore.. ' STORAGE ACCOMMODATION Afforded by Arrangement In Meohanlor Bay Yard. SORTING-UP OKDEBB Kioouted trom Mechanloa1 Bay Yard without delay. i QUOTATIONS AND PATTERN BOOKS On application at , . MECHANICS' BAY OR OUBTOMB-STREJBX



Electoral. mo THE ELECTORS OF PARNELL. Gentlemkn,— Attherequostof a number of tho electors of Parnoll, I have now the honour to offer myself as a candidate for your suffrages at tho ensuing election. Any confidence that you may pleaao to repose in mo I will endeavour to fully justify. : ~ ~:"■ I remain, ;., < ■ ■• . Gentlemen, '' . Yours faithfully, S. THORNE GEORGK. , Anckland, July 2,1881. IT\O THE ELECTORS OF EDEN, GrEiyTLtiMEN,—I have the honour to offer my self a3 a Candidate for your suffrages at the forthcoming Election, and to put boforo you brieliy my viowa on the principal topics now agitating tho public mind. lam in favour of,— (1) Tholpresont system of Education; (2) tho speedy completion of tho North Island Trunk Railway; (3) retrenchment, wherover practi cable ; (i) the non-separation, financial or other wlbc, of the North and South Islands; (5) giving a goncral support to tho policy of tho proscnt Government; and (0) I shall sn'deurour to activoly promote tho general Interest* of thl3 part >;f the North Island, and to advocate greater Utility among its representatives; and I shall always steadily set my face against the "go-as you-pleaid' course of action, which has hitherto proved so disastrous to tho welfare of Auckland and tho surrounding district. , I shall take an early opportunity of mooting you and further explaining my political views. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, ALLAN WM. O'NEILL. Shortlnnd Crescent, Juno 21,1881.



TO THE SCHOOL COMMITTEES OF THE AUCKLAND EDUCATION DIS TRICT. GkN'TI.BMEN,—Led by a genuine interest in- Educational matters, I venture ko oflbr mysolf as a Candldato for the vacant Beat at the Auck land Board of Education, and beg the honour of your nomination and vote. ■ My motives and t!cw» aro briofly put forth in a letter which will bo in your hands immo- Your obedlont sorvant, THO3. G. TUUKKH, Profossor in tho Auckland University College. Auckland. June 23.18*1. rpo THE ELECTORS OF EDEN. tjKNTI.KMK-V,— I have tho honour to submit myself as a Candidate for Reelection as your R<pret>enta tivo in Parliament, and ronpoctfully aek a Renewal of tho Confidence hithorto reposed In me. I have tho honour to bo. Gentlemen, Your obediont sorvant, JOSEPH A..TOLE.



mo THE ELECTORS OF MANUKAU. QKNTtRMBN,—I have the honour to offer my self for re -election by your important district to the Houso of KepriiaentatiYes, and to assure yon, sheuldit he your pleasure to confer upon mo a renewal of your confidence, that I shall endeavour to morit that confidence and to serve you to tho best of my ability, G. MAUKTCK O'ItOUKE. Onetmnga, June 28,1551. mo THE ELECTORS OF MANUKAU. Genixeiikn,—l have tho honour to offer my -slf as a Candidate for your suffrages.at the forthcoming election. ' . Ishnll tnko nn early opportunity of address ing you. I urn, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, KKANJK liAWItY. Kpsoni, 2Cth Juno. 1881. mo THE ELECTORS OF WAITE MATA. Genilemkn',—l rcßpcctfully sollolt your snff-: rages at tho forthcoming Election of a Member • to Represent you in tho Goncral Assembly. I beg to thank you for tho confidence reposed in me in tho past, and ask for a continuance of that trust. I plodgo mysolf to go tho Poll. W. J, HURST, i



-V|- X I) A R G A V I L L E respectfully requests tho Electors qf. City West, not to commit thcmaclvca to any/particular course in rcspcot of the ensuing election until he has had an opportunity of being hoard. Ho will Addroes the Elcctora on as early a date as ar rangements can convouicntly bo made for. ~ . ' . i mo THE ELECTOKS!DF NEWTON*. Gentlemen,—Parliament having been dis solved, I ben to offer my sorvicea as your repre sentative in the new Parliament; . Being a rosident in the district, and having axSqiured oxperienco in the businoss Of' ttie Uouse, as well as bcinc intimately acquainted with your local wants, I trust you will accord me your support and coufldoncu.; . ; ; I shall take an early opportunity ofaadressing you and explaining my views on the leading questions of tho day. Faithfully youra, . i T^OS. PEACOCK, j WH. SKINNER AND SON. • Builders, Carpenters, and Joiners, ! - Vulcan Lane. All Branches ot the Building Trade exeonted by Kxperienced Workmen... Shop FronU, Office Fittings, &c TAMES KNOX, O Mem. too. Soct., Itog., CTVIL AND PRACTICAL ENGINKBR, CONSUITrNO ENGDTKKR, , , PATENT AGENT, PLANT , yALUBR, SI, N.Z. INBOBANCB BDILDINGB.



Sporting. j AS KID E R, • TUBF COMMISSION AGENT, (Elected Momber o£ Victorian Tattersall's CUb, Sydney Tattersall's Club, and various Betting Rings) begs to inform' Ms old New Zealand Clients that ho has Bottled in Melbourne, and has BOOKS OPEN on all forthcoming evonts in tho Australian Colonies. ?He willboglad to hear, from them by Cauik or Letteu, ■ and they can depend upon obtaining'the lonstet Molbourjjioimirkct odds. ■■.:■■ tST Address: —Victorian Tattorsall's Clt.b, Bonrke-strcet, Melbourne. £3,000 jS^j-?i. : Git AN D NAT I 0 N AiL STKKI'LECHASK. . ! To ns RON at MELBOURNE, j JULY 19, 1881. . . . | , OQOQ MEMBERS AT J QS. First ■ ..ij «1,003 101 Cash Awardbj 5cc0na.i......... ■; m |2at100., TKird'...'..:!...■.'. ; 2(fO 2,, 60...'....... , MO/ OthaM'(dlviaed) ; SSO 4 „ 25:,/ ' BO r, ~,„;,. S „ 15 IS ' '-' l " 20 „ 10.......;..' 200 I 20 „ 6 :_ 120 51 „ 5 ~ 255 BI,»5fl 101 filOoO This Consultation will remain Open till adver tised dato of Closing. Should Applioatiohg exceed number advertised, the Prizes for Horacs will bu increased pro rata in value, and an additional number of Cash Awards included. Pleaßesend P:O. Orders when conveniont.and do not enclose coin. Two Stamps also for replies, and One Shilling added to all Country Cheques, which must bo certified to as " Correct." N.B.—Names and Addresses of Three Princi-' pal Winners can bo obtained by Subscribers. "ADA MANTUA," i CARE OK MR ABRAHAM, Box 351, Post-oflleo,'Dunedin. i MELBOURNE CUP WILL FOLLOW, i



"DOB ROY'S MONSTER CONSULT A JL\/ TlON.—Grand National Steeplechase. To be run at Melbourne. July 19.1881. £I,ooo— 8,000 Membors at 10s-£l,ooo. Will Close July 10,1851. 117 Cash Prizes. , . First Horse ..£1,500 2at 100 .. .. £200 3econdHur»e .. COO 2 „ 50 .. .. 100 Third Hor.ifi .. 300 5,, 25 .. .. 125 Others divided.. 4JO 5,, 15 .. .. 75 23,, 10 .. .. 230 20,, B .. ■'.". 120 G) „ 5 .. .. 300 £2.^50 117' ■ £1,160 Apply early, and by loiter only, enclosing two st.itnj)B for replies.' 1.0. Orders made payable to Hob Roy only. Bank Notna acoopted. Recia trred Letters and Telejframs not ncctpted (""liftoues to b« mado payiible to a No. or Bearer and if country, to be marked correct by Hank with Is exchange-Address only, HOB HOY cano of Mr W. AValters, Po3t-offloe, Auckland. Drapery. BOUGHT A JOB — BOUGHT A JOB, TUB FOLLOWING . GREAT BARGAINS : 50 Ladies', Girls', nnd Cli ildren's Tweed Ulsters, at Is lid each (worth Ss Gdl;—7B Ladies' very su poriorTweed Ulsters, Dolmans, nnd othor shapes, fls lid (well worth a tfuineal;—3li Ladies' Bluck Cloth Jackets, trimmed with braid nnd satin. 9s Ud (usual price, 20s) ;-alot of Girls' Black Cloth Jackets, nicely trimmed, from 3s lid ;—3lO pairs Ladies and Children's Fashionable Winter Gloves, from Gd a pair;—loo pairs Ladies' Four liutton Silk Gloves and Jfits, light and fancy colours for evening wear, at Is 6d pair ;—1,000 Ladies' and Children's Kasnionable Winter Hats and Bonnets, at the low price of One Shilling each, acknowledged to be the most wonderful value ever shown in Auckland. Please don't forget the Address— F ER NAKDEZ'S, Without exception the Cheapest Shop in Newton. /^\ / DEFERRED \ J PAYMENT 1 I:■ SYSTEM. | \v </ TAILORS, DRAPERS, MILLIKERS, AND OUTFITTERS, HOBSON-STREET, ~ HAVE A WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF THK BEST CLASS GqODS. , .



All Twoede thoroughly shrunk before being made uft-audJut. and Workmanship Guaranteed, The Deferred Payment Systkm has'been found to bo a great boon, by enabling thoso with limited incomes to procure necMsaneß in the easiest possible way.' INSFECTION INVITED. Cash Customers reooive G per cent. Dlsooun tono shilling in the pound sterling) on all parcel ■■f 30a and upwards, COMPULSORY SALE OF - . DRAPER?, CLOTHING, 'SILKS, ; &0., &0.. &0.. AT MRS J. S MIT H'S (Widow of the lato John Smith), : QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, l ' In tendoring my best thanks to my numerous Customera and Friends for their liberal a«e in tho past. I am anxious to ask their valued aid in assisting me to meet the demand! now made on me by relatives, from whom I at loast expected leniency. . ' It is incumbent on mo to raise the largei sum SrtJ?S Ii«3L#BSBSSI'&5S£155 -Tho following is a LIST OF THE GOODS MARKETS:- ; ..'••; Tho largest and best assorted stock of Silks and Satins in tho colony . Coloured Satins for evening woar, Is Bd,:2s 6d, RichWrviblleux Satins reducod from 6s lid to Reafchina Silks (all pure Bilk, 26 inches widoK usual price 8s 6d,Teduced to2a lid ana3s Hd •Blaok and Coloured Broche Silks and Satins Black Cashmero; wide width, from IS lid to Coloured Cashmere.ls 60Y23 6d, 2s lid, ?s lid. A Good Dark Dross Material for 6id, worth IOJd Remnants of Dress Material, Calico, Shirting, &a,&c, greatlyredueed ■ .■ .; ••• ■■ A choico lot of Ladies' Underclothing, good quality, tc bo sold cheap ,_,,,., . A Very large stock of Women's and Girls' Hosiery A good 104 Blanket for 12s lldper.pair, worth Splendid stook of Cretonnes, 9id per yard ! CLOTHING. ~ >_i ; Men's Nelson, Tweed Suits, reduoed from 60s to Men's Strong Tweed Suits, reduced from 350't0 Men's Tweed Trousers, is lid, 5s lid, 6s lid, and Mon's Nelson Trousers and Vests, 19s lid; usual' Mci?s IPUot SCoats, a little spotted, reduoed fcom A GOTdSuit for a Boy, reduced f rOm 25s tol* 6d Dungaree, Drill, and Moleskin Trousers A largo stook of Hats in all the now shapes Shirts, Collars, and Ties „- Good White Shirt for 2s lid, worth 4a 6d Men's Overcoats and Macintoshes at a great : v i Bacriflce, to dlear.



Notethe Address:—J. SMITH, Clothier, &0., &0., next United Sorvice Hotel, Qukbn-btbkbt N.8.-AU'Parcels of the value of tB 'and up ■wards forwarded to any part of the North Island (carriago paid) on receipt of P. 0.0. .^ , f \ '. .;;';-JANE •",;; '\ TTT. H U :T=C h'I::N S O,IV IT; • (lato Bandmaster St. Helena. 12th and 63rd Regiments). Musical Composor (also a oupil of Josoph Richardson, the eminent flautist), is dosirous of taking Pupils. The fol lowing Subjects and Instruments taught:- Theory of Mnsic nnd Practical Composition arranging for String, Reed, Brass, or JJrumand Fife Band (special terms for the above), the Instruments in use vi a Military Band. Special. mention in testimonials for teaching. Also Piano and Violin. Pianos tuned. Rdewnces and testimoniaK-AddrnßH: W. Hutciunson, care of T. W.-iiMig, P.trncl- : ,-rrr F. HUBBARD, ARCHITECT ANU QUANTITY SURVBTOB' Palmkbston Buildings, Quekn-btreet.



.■! ■•■'.■■■' Tenders-*- ■-••■=■ [ O- ADVERTISING AGENTS AND r - OTHERS. Tenders are invited by the Directors ot Uie Devonport Steam -Ferry Company for tho ex clusive right of Advertising on the new waiting rooms, Vibtoria Wharf, North Shore. Plata, showing available spaces and conditions, may be seen at tne Company's Office, 8, Queen-Btroer, whero Tenders'will be received'until sp.ni.of TUESDAyßthinst.. ;■ . ■ ■ BENJ. TANNER, Secretary!, mo BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. Tender! will be receivod up to noon o£ SATURDAY, 26th July, 18S1. for the Ercctlbn and Completion of a Block of Buildings, in brick and stone, on the Reclamation, next Railwiy. Wharf, for the New Zealand Frozen Meat'a :ft Storage Company (Limited);: '■ ■'"' '- Plans and spootflcatlons may be' seen at our ollioes; Soherifs BuildinßS, Port-street \" J, , ,'COXON &.JACKaON',r- *v Architects and Engineers ' ■m ~~W n d c p. Separate Tenders are invited for -the Cqn struction of a Marino Boiler and for Certain Alterations to a steam vessel.: Plans and speclll cations to be seen at my office, 15, Customs street, where tenders will be received. up till No-m of SATURDAY NEXT, the sth insianta The lowest or any tender not necessarily nCCtVv?ILLIAjM LODDER, Mdrine Engineer; Anckland,July Ist, 188t. ' I ■■■ I ■ m o ;b v i l d ;b •;'ii iV s« '" Tenders will ue received until noon of WEp- NHSDAY, July 9th, for the Erection and Com pletion of Three Houses at Newmarket, and Additions and Alterations to Two Shops. / I EDWARD BARTLEY. Architect! rp O B W~l L D E R B. EJ»TENSION OF TIME. Tenders will bo received until Noon bf TUESDAY, July Bth, for the creation and, com ple'ion of a Villa Residence at Devonport, North Shore. v ~-■■] EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect.



mO B U I L D E R S. Tenders will be received until Noon of SATURDAY, July 5, for tho Erection and Coii plotion of a Block of Buildings corner of Qnefea and Wellosley-strecta. ' ED. BARTLEY, Architect: np o• b v i I, 0 E R s. Tenders will be received until noon >of WED NESDAY. July 9th, for converting Messrs S; COOMBES & CO.'S Lower Shop into Arcade and Offices. ; i EDWARD BARTLKY, Architect.' np 0 CARPENTERS. Tendors will be received up to 4 o'clock p.ni. on FRIDAY Next for Certain Additions aad Alterations to House in Hobson-street. PUins at ray office, Canada Buildings. ■ * HENHY G. \VADE, Architect., rpBNDERS will bo received until Julyjs X for tho Erection of a Cottage in Bond-Bt., Newton. Speciflcation, etc., at Dowding's (late Coster's), Tobacconist, Karangahapc RoaU, Nowton. ' ' I . £4ncational. WYNYARD-STREET, AUCKLAND. —Mrs and Miss Williams will Oi>eni a Select Preparatory School on Monday Morning, July 7th, 1881, at half-past nine o'clock. Terms on application. j MR F. B. WOOD HA M, Tbachkr of tiik ' • PIANOFORTE AND HARMONIUM, i Address Care of Mb A. Kady, Auckland viunia Ware*io»iTO Qneeo-atreet. . | f\ A ~N C^ .1, ,'. N- (?. - Oddfellows' Hall, Ponsonby.—Juvenile arid Adult Classes.-PROF. JULES DE BERNARD ha ving token the above Hall, has now Vacancies for Indies and Gentlemen. Tuesdays. 7.30 p.m. To Parents: By special request, a Juvenile Class will bo Btartcd next Saturday, July 5, at 9 a.m. Terms, One Guinea. . ': ' » Masonic Hall, Princcsstrect-Select Elemen tary Classes: Adults, Wednesdays, 7.30 p.ml: Juveniles, Saturdays, 3.50 p.m. Mrs Glover's, Glonsidc, Symonda-street—Thursdays, 7 30 p.m. ilrs Law's, Remuera—Fridays, 8 p.m;. Ladies and Gentlemen can. join the above Classes at any time; term begins from date of entrance. M rs Stodart's, Onehunga—Adults, Monday, July 21. 7.30 p.m.; Juveniles (2nd term), Wednesday, July 23,2.30 p.m. Private Lessons daily. 1 Specialties—The New Waltz (considered easy, graceful, and elegant), also the Slow Waltz^ and French Cotillion. . ■„■ ••■> i.i For further particulars apply at reaidonoe, 76, Hobson-street; or obtain Cards and Circular 1 at Messrs Upton and Cos. and Eady's, Queen street. . . - Board and Residence. '■■ \ /GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEI; \jr HOBSON-STUKET. Board and Lodging „ _. „ UOaperWeftl Single Room - — — ~ •• 25sperWeot



Lectures. . : YOUNG ME»'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION, i HQOMS: CORNER OF: WELLESLEY, AND WINTER COURSE OF LECTURES. I'hiday, JutY 11.— Entertainment; Mußical ami Literary. ~ ';:' ■',■■,, ■,*.?£ J. ii-biday, Jui-y 2J.—"Oxygen," with Bxjieri- mental Illustrationa C. E. BuTTOW^Esq, I PKtDAY,■ AnocST L —"Tho Vlolo^rownefl .City; or. Athenian Life and'Thdught in the ■ Time of Socrateß."-Prof essor T. G. Tucker :B A« ' ■ ' ■ ' Fbiday, August 15.-Entertainment; ; Muslcal and Literary. ■ ___] Friday, August 29.—" Kingsloy. —H, G.Setb Smith, Esq., R.M. . " l: b'BiDAY, SEPTKMEBft I.—" Radiant Heat. —Pro- feßsor Fred.D;"Bbown; B.Sc; >\\ WjJ ■ Friday^ Ootqbkb S.—•'.AprahaiivJjiflCDln,-^ Rev. 8. W.Baker. Commence each evoning at 7.30. Seata.re served for Ticket-holders till 7.20. Afj iX ■ Tickets for the Course, toadmit BeaTer^nd Udy, ss; to admit Bearer only, 3a 6d; Single Lecture, is. .May be had from the Booksellers, any Member of Committee, or at the Rooms, i THOS.BUDDLE ) Hon s^s ■■■ F.G.EWINGTON fo-mu-aeea. Wm.-BRAKENRIG, Gon. Sec *Kla:'L;.- 'Hotels,-; '■'*■,'■■'■■',< OVAL GEORGE HbTEL, NEWMARKKT. ' Proprietor, T. HAYWOOD (Late of the Albion Hotel, Patea). T.H. having taken the above Old Established Hotel,' about to bo rebuilt,' would remind his old friends and patrons that although in tem porary premisos, nothing but the best Brands of Wines, Spirits, Beer and Cigars will be supplied Hancock's sparklwig Spocial Brew on dranghjt and in bottle. HE SETTLERS' HOTEL, WHANGAREL '■':] Mns S. H. FULLER bega to call tho attention t Visitors and Commercial Gentlemen to the ■crrased accommodation at the Settlers Hotel. iaviiiK finished the new addition,, whioh has ' . en newly furnished with every'modern eon , nloDr.o. she hopes her old friends, when isiiing Wnangarei, will give her a call. " j ' : THE BILLIARD ROOM, i!'' milur the management of Mr Giias; Saundkks, irfs undergone cxtonsive alterations and mi* •ro v omenta. Tho table has been newly covered nrt polished, and is now second to none north . •:.: of Auckland. . . ■ ;< :,; ■ \ PORTER waits on eaoh Bteaibe'r on arrival. TKLEGBAMS will recoive prompt attention.' • S. H. FULLER - • • PBOPBnttBKSS. CALEDONIA iH OTE L, SYMONBS-STREET.., ~J IV. :



FRANCIS O'DOWD.flato of the Family and Naval Hotel,. Htt-street) begs., to .thank his friends-and; customers for past'support, and wishes to inform thorn he is now .Proprietor of tho Caledonia Hotel, and will ba pleased to see his friends, as the very best brands of Wines, Ales, and Beer will bo kept, as heretofore. Ac commodation for man arid horse.—Note address: Pi O'DOWD, Caledonia Hotel, corner Symonds street and Karangahapo. Road., , ... . , TVTATIONAL, HOTEL, CAJVIBKIDGfi, jj(' ' ■ ■ waikato, :' . '"■'•;[ ■ lOUBISTS TO ROTOMAHANA AND ; POS ;; LAKES. ' ~... Will find FIPST-CLABB ACCOMODATIONat the above Hotel. ,; '■' i wJ" "J Every Attention to Travellers and Private The Bedrooms are Bpaoiou» and';WeU' Ven-' tilated. ■ I Sample itoOMS' fob cbMftiEßCtfAL iraykc '^'neslAies, and Splrite of First Quality. ' ■ : SPLENDID BILLIARD ROOJC: ':. , r. ' The Proprietor has just Completed pxt«nsiy« Improvements. ; ■ " L'" X • Kverv Comfort and Convenlenfift that Travel lers can desire is now Obtainable at tho ' ■';' NATIONAL HOTKli' ' HENRY GILLET, Peopbiktob.: ~ (BY APPOrNTJOWT TO HISEXOBLLBNeY THi \. '■•'< 00VBHN0B, :{>-'" ':' ;J ■■■ — /NLEDaiLL'S aiNGER ALB, VT ' ''■■'■ ■■. **'.;. ■ ,;".'', ■ ",: ' ; PINTS AND . QUARTS. PRICE-LIST OK. APPLICATION. G. GLBDHILL, Wellesbey-stbeei "'"' ' 53 Telephone 63.



Amusements A BBOTT'S' OPERA HOUSE. Lessee .."'.. .. A. T. Dunning Stage Manager-.... -.- -- George Dean Treasurer .:""..' ..', ,J. F.Goldswprthy BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF THE OPBRA . SISASON. ... !.■■ .-,■> ' ANOTHER IMMENSE \AUDCENCE. LAST NIGHT BUT ONK! :.-..■■ LAST NIGHT BUT ONE! MANOLA I MANOLA! MANOLA ! MANOLA! -MANOLA! MANOLA ! MANOLA f MANOLA ! MANOLA ! The receipts during the paßt lour nighta.have boenthe largest known during a similar period in the history of Opera Comiquo in Auckland. In terms of our prospectus, however, other great NOVELTIES'MUST BE PRODUCED, in order to keep faith-with our.liberal supporters. Jhe .'.'" ■■■ -LAST NIGHT BUT WE! , Has therefore reluctantly to he announced. It if. The next Great Prodnotion, __ BOCCACCIO! BOCCACCIO! . ON MONDAY. NEXT, A special feature of which will be the first ap pearance in Auckland of the Celebrated Tenor, KNIGHT ASTON. ; SPECIAL NOTlCE.—"Boccaccio," as repre sented by the Lonclon Comic Opera Company, is in no respects similar to a bpuiioub version pro viously produced here, the sole right to produeo Vpn Suppe's chef d'auvre being yeßted in A. I. „> DmimSfusicai: DireclorTsi. JUNCKER.. And the Odciii produced, under the direction o£ ■ ;/ Jlr GEORGE DE^N.;, .. w , Box Plan at Lennov'a. Day Tickets atAbbptt'B Hotel. Doors open at 7,15; Overture, 7.15; Car- n TRAINS.—On Saturday and Wednesiay'tho Train for Onehuiigu will not leavo until half-past U, tlius: affording .visitors an opportunity o£ seeing the Opera, ~ ._,,» -.. A. N, HALLIFAX, Business Manager.



C( R AND CO M C.E R T \JC . IN AID OF THE CITY BAND FUND. - TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Tendered by the :' . ORCHESTRAL SOCIKTY . •• , I i: i AND •■-■■ ■' ''■' .'' LEADING AMATEURS OF AUCKLAND. . ~ PROGRAMME. —FABT I. 1. Overture, "Figaro" - win Mozart jOrchbstral society. 2. Song, " The Friarof Orders Grey ".. Keoves ■ Mr Worraia. 3. Song, "Don't Forget Me" .. '. Pinsutl Miss Stephbnbon, .•/ •; 1. March, '' Choral".. .. . ■-*, C. Schmitt . ' Orchestral and City, Bands, ~■~ 5. Song, ''Ciome into the' Garden, '■■'■>' Maud!1 .. •.. .. ••"' •■;? Rlfe ■■ '• • ; Mb Edwards.';' ~ ,'V.'.. 6. Aria," TJgo, Conterdi Parigi,'-'', ■. .Donizette Mk West and, Cit^Band. : if.;.. '■.:■ ' : '■■-<■■:■■ past ie:-!''::'".-;;•■.■ ■ l. Overture,"LaDameßlanche" .'.Boieldleu ■ ■ J ■■OItoHESTRAI/SOCIETy, ' ... 2.' SOn'g. "Risfe, for the Day is Pmb-.'.v. sing" ' ' ■•' •• ■•• Oarl Schmitt . •';.; rCi":- 'Mb Stuart... ~.-. o; ! isong,' >'tove,-.I wiU .Love yon^ . . orer' •' . ■'.'. ■■ •• Bnccalosi ". r, ■..; ■ Miss Culpan. ■ :'•••! "f;3 4. Song, " The Last1 Watch " .... HnBUtI Mr Edwards. ; ' ,: ■, 5. March. "Tbcßritish Patrol".. ,■.-.■■' , Asch Orchkstbai. and Citx Band. • ■ • 6. Polka Solo. " Frivolity " . :'..' O'Keefe •;•■:< Mil TbemAiw and City BAND.',; God Save the Queen.. ,'. -• Admission—TwoSUillingsaudSixpeace. ni ■ SELECT DANGE;after the performance. ~ m H E AT X- E. R 0 V A h. Lessee and Manager.., .. Mr F. Willmott Stage Manager.'. .. .. HrR. W. Eede ! preliminary AnnoonckmeNT. GRAND INAUGUH ATION OF A DRAMATIC , . AND COMEDY SEASON:' ,' ", willmott's ■■" :.:.';.. GREAT DRAMATIC AND , COMEDY ''.„'■";.''ORGAMS-ATION,- -Hi" i fronouncciuniverally the l)ostaULround travel ling Company in. the Colonies, will appear at ,: the above named. Theatre on "" TH ÜBS DAI', JUEY 10, Tn G. R. Simb. Ksq.'S (the author "of tho " Lights ■ o' London), Celebrated Comedy in three «i, i .■:■: t;a6ta, entitled, ' ..'■ ... CRUTCH AND TOOTHPICK. '. ■ To be followed by Watt Phillips's Great ••.= ■■■. .■ r AdelphiFarce. 'A TICKET OF LEAVE. Particulars in f nture advertisements and bills. : Prices as visual. • , - , S. MOSS. Agent. CHMITT'S Grand Choral March at tho Choral Hall To-night. ' ■■■ ' ■-■ ' TVT 0U NT EDEN HA LL. A Social Meeting of the St. Barnabas District in St. Sepulchre's Parish will be held in tho Mount Eden Hall THIS (Friday.) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. Archdeacou Dudley in the chair. Tho programme will consist of Music, Read ings, and addresses, &c. Refreshments will be provided. Doors open at 7.30. Admission, Is, or.Family Tickets 2s 6d.



;\.,L;,/ Bnsincss;Noyces ".■■• YJ" USIC A L NO T I CE. Under the Patrorirje of His EiceUonoy tie • ■ l Governor.] • ■■■:,■ ■■ ":w.y&: .bvans, :.:■;,■■; 1 I'UNER Of Pianofobtlb and Harmoniums, ';- ■• ~. '''.' 157, , GREY-STREET, j.,-., -tat,' Charges for Tuning in Auckland and Subusba -CoftagePianoa,sß; Obliques andfGrands, & Old and wora-out instruments ronovated and made almost equal to new at moderate charges. XTEWZBALAIfI) TIMBER COMPANY 1\ . ■ ■ ■■(limited). .;.. : ';., ;f:; i:.y ;; "[''.;:: ,.' freeman's ;bay fire.' ['\'■'■■'■ i A prompt settlement having Wen made by ihe South.British Insurance Company, we are now erecting a Now Mill on the old site, and hope to qommence' timber cutting in three weeks' time; In the meantime, we bet to inform ,our Customers that our Devonport Mill will be running day and night, and being, conneoted by telephone with our East Coast Mills,'we are in a position to supply orders of long lengths ai>d special sizes with every despatch. We thank our Customers for past favours, and bog to solicit a continuance of same. '■ vv' FRANK JAGGER, Manager. Auckland,;3othJune. 1881. . ... • A, LL ORDERS received 'by us for Waikato Coal will be supplied - from TAUPIBI Mines, delivred in city and suburbs or -to amy station on the line, also Newcastle Coal'and Firewood^ Ordors by. poßt or. telephone. . ' ■'!»!-;-vi,>;:;',W.'!.& .gL^WINSTONEI rnAIIPiRI EXTENDED OOAL-MINING ■*-;;:;: -COMPANY (LIMITED);: ,m ': NOTICK 10 CONSUMERS OF TAUPIRI : .COAL.. . ••' i . 'i . _ ■'



." 4 COAL, train. Other Minos in tho Waikato b*uing now "introduced into tho Auckland "MarEEtrConßumers "of TAUPIBI COAIT bto Uoquc3tod to bo Careful in giving their Ordors in future to ask for" TXTJPIiu1 COAL." FRANZ SCHERFF. Secretary. Auckland, May 26.1881. tjx ~o "t i o e7 SAMUEL PACKER, g Having Withdrawn from the Plumbing Busi ness, has RENTED, his ? Large and Varied Stocks of Plumbers' and Gaßfltters1 Materials to his MANUFACTORY! VIQTQRIA-3, TREET EAST, where he will continue the Manuf aotur ing of, Galvanized Iron Tanks, O.G. Sponting. Ridging. Plain ana Lead Edge,; Lead Head Nails, Lead Washers, &c, &c. A Large and "Varied Stock of all &c Requte! tes of tho Trade always on hand and to arrive. All PBUMBTNG ACCOUNTS aro^wquested to be paid during tho current month. N.B. - North Shore Business Will be con tinued as usual. a:\ .i ■ • ' i i * BAMUEL PARKER, Vlctoria-Btreet East Jnno 14, 18S1. ~.--.,, MR W. H. JONES, M.R.C.V.S.,L. (Member of the Royal College of Veter tnary Surgeons l^ondon), late Veterinary Sur geon, North Metropolitan Tram war .Company, London,. lota oominonoed prwtioei in Auckland and may be consulted on Diseases of Horses, Cattle, and Donosticated Anlmaia at the Masonio Hotel, Piinces-atreet. All communica tions left at Mr Hheletl'a, Chemist, Queen-st will receive prompt attention. Tclophoiio No. 40.. The Register of Members of tho Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons can be seen at Me Haaletfa.