The Auckland Evening Star.

VOL. XXVL—NO. 4.401

AUCKLAND, N.Z., MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1884

PRICd. ONE FiJkNJNY. ,



Sliippinc A^S'-T PACIFIC MAIISTBA <4-<SZZK S- SHIP CO. -■ • feaP^THKOUGH THE UNIT) " " _TA.T!OS OF AMERICA, V HONOLULU, TO GREAT BRITAIN. Under Postal Contract with tho Governments New Zealand and New South Walos. Passenger, nookod through to Liverpc London, or Paris, via tho Great Overland Re of America; via tho Steamers of the Atlan Lincß from Now York. Date of I J >ate c . i Steamer. Tons. Suiliiif- to Sailing I Sydney I 'Friscr ___ )n orabout 1881. Zealandia 3,201 July 27 August City of Sydnoy.... 'i,V« August 21 June 21 Australia 3,20 i Juno 28 July 22 PARES : • First-c1a85.... £6(iand upwards Steerage £.2 3s9d and upwards , Jfirst-class to San Francisco ~..£10 Stoerago :.... ...£2O Tlirough Cabin Passengers are permitted lay over at Honolulu, or any of tho oitios of t United States, not to exceed six months. No Shipping Orders will be l_sued after 4 p.: on tho day boforo the -ailing of steamers for S. Francisco. . For freight rates and all other informatii apply to THOS. T. GAMBLE, Agent, Lower Quoen-streot lß^___?i TTNION STEAMSH] lv:_.^_Snl yj COMPANY OF NE' |P»»_3^ ZEALAND (LIMITED). TIME TABLE.-JUNB. irOR T_IRANAKI, NELSOnTpICTON, Wffi .LINGTON, LT.TTKLTON, AND WEST COAST PORTS (from Manukitn). Steamer. | Dato of Sailing. j Hawba I Tues.. 21.10 a.ni. I 810 a.m Rotqhua i On arrival of mail i — JfOK GISBORNB, NAP (Kit, WELLINGTOI LYTTELTON, AND PORT CHALMKRS (from Auckland). , rotosiahana 1 Thurs., 26. noon i — Waihbba I Thurs., July 3. noon I — FOR MELBOURNE JVIA BLPrD. ROTOMAHANAt I Thurs,, 26, noon I — Waiboba I Thurs., July 3, noon j — t Calls at Hobart. FOR GISBORNK, NAPIER. AND WEL • LIN6TON. SOUTH.CHOB. | Mon., 30,5 p.m. | — ' \ FOR SYDNEY. Tb Anau I Tues., July 1,5 p.m. | — .FOR SUVA AND LBVUKA. _ Penguin I Mon., 30,5 p.m. | — : (No cargo after noon.) Cargo must be booked and alongside Twi Hottbs before advertised time of departure. Passage Tickets must '.c taken at the Com pany's Ofllco (Auokland Branch). Fort-street. AMgr O ***** LINiS •<^^'<ff*^ t__^" Under contract with the Nev EB®Ssi,-'/s*^ Soutli Wales Government fo: the conveyance of Mails. Tlie following Steamship.-; bel4__h.ii to thi Oriftnt Co. and tho Pacifle Co. will leavi SYDNEY and MELBOURNE on tho under mentioned dates for LONDON, via ADELAIDE DrKGO. GARCIA (at stoamer's option), SUK2 and NAPLES:- Steamer.' From Sydney,. From Melh'urne, Orient Juno 20 June 26 Gabo.vnk July 4 July 10 LUSITANIA..... July 13 July 24 ( Aud fortuixuiiy liiereaiwr. Thro_&-h faros to London, £21 to £75. Passengers secure special advantages oy tfooklug it.tough from New Zealand. Second- Olasu pasceniTof. by Orir.t steamer are provided with . ■ Jiwsi parages to Sydnoy or Melbourne, NA.-.K-? TO LONDON by ltalL—Special arrangements made wito Messrs Cook and Sona «• the issue of through tickota at greatly ro uced rat.., ■ PA:-,'■ A.::::-; iT'.OM LONDON.— Specialfacill t!o. ai'.irilei!'for hrinning out friends anil Ri.'!a!;V"_ by pn' (i.-.yinor.t of tho passaßC-mor.ey hero. SPECIAL llK'i'UltN TICKKT3, nvalbiblci fo . 12 monUiP. an- i. sued at tho following rateo :— Fir-t SiOoon ~ £in Sc.~in.il Mws • - £" PAKC.I.r ItOOKLD T.IROUUH to LON DON atiU-duuud Kt-toa. ..,,., For inrrh-ir r.artlcnlara apply to ' . UNION _<Tif.AMS!'-IIP (COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), Aaonts in New i-iwiland. XTj. QTEAM TO LONDON. JWZ&Z&EX&A PIQNTNSTTT. A Tt fe ORIENTAL -SigpplpiS'' STEAJI NAVIGATION COMPANY. FOR LONDON DIRECT, VIA BOMBAY. 1 _^„._-. Leave Leave Steamrr, Sydney. Melbourne. •*■ ~*~ 188 L XBB4. RAVKNNA.i J,l? eH s u] yJ. ASSAM l^L iWyJJ. ftTTr.KJ ........ July 23 July 29 pBSHAWun f;:. J Aug. 6 Aug. 13 I „Vud thuncetorward every alternate week. Passengers and cargo booked to London, Mar selHes- Italy. Egypt, India, China, and Japan * Return'tieket- issued both to first and eeoond It tipstesongers at especially low ratea^. Cheap reserved accommodation can be obtained in this company s vessels.. , , ■ Pe-M-neers booklnjt at AooVland., Beoure special advantages. '.'•'.' ftr^^ B cfeHA^-: CO. Agon* IS, Queen-atreat Auckland^ . ©'/"';,. il , lkj.< JUT HERN STEAM fe^'WJ^i -LI SHIP CO. (LIMITED). lfs_vvv_*. .-Time-table.—June. fe^C^Sl (Weather and other Ciroum p^fysJs2slM - stances 3 Permitting.) I FROM QUEEN-STREET I.iti- WHARF. FOR TAURANGA p AND s BAY OF PLENTY "iBT-AMBS. I ' DATE. Or BAI-INO. "^~ WenOlg'1 I Monday, 23. sp.m. GtonSgu:. Tbu-sday, / 26,5p.m. WelUn^ton . I Mo-day, X. ______ _ '.; .' --~• ' • Cotmectsat Tauranga for OpotUrt Staflh : _nd Bay of Plenty Ports every 1 • ',' ,Xuoaday. . , i FOR RUBSB-X, 'Whamoaboa. and MANaoNuy Wellington I Monday, 23, 7 p.m. Olnnnli. I Monday, J0,,6 P-m. . , For Whanoabki, WaANOAHEi Heads, and "V.. '. MANOAPAI. M_ri_-r«eor I Every Tuosday, I P-"*- W.w WHJUGABKI AXl> WHAN3AKJO HEADS carKoforWatpu). jrZZf^TZ Every Tuesday and Friday. 7 p.m. -. !, •; ;Fq__ MeKOPHV :BAV. ___ :: Sr.-.-_n . I Every Monday and Friday, 7 p.m. SOR GE-A-'BASBntR, THYPIIEWA. FORT FITZ i WiTASOAJ.ABiX'AItA. _ g^^-_n_______dnesday74 P-m. — ~ FttOM MANUKAU. '; " ■ FOB-Waitara. »ro^i e , | Monday.23.loa.m. Dou_laa 1 _______ _^ M_______ ~ "n_-»n ni_st be booked and alongside IVfO I^fcSWffifi^nd; Or. A. Haines. UPQhnnitar___^ TurviV rvi?" W__S_UlA.r-Thp.-s.-,.- AKUiLr. wilAca'vd^OnchriWKrf "WhaM TaS abovo , „.w and other- crr«_m_t.i-cei permitting) __v_*&mtiitiß& ■^FTftlfMoK Q$ FARES.—S.s., MAC 7s6d saloon, os steerage ,\vnan . steerago . __^^p^f; •: Wi SIM<-N9, MASTER. .TIMBJ^BLE.q;_ Leave. Auckland f~^Wo S Oo^mandelr ..,,- -j.Jujioj i,. -. i rl'-l '_ Monday, 23^12 noon Tnosfl<iy> 2 1, 12 noon Wpdnc^ll^ 25' 12 nOOI. , Thursday,lt!. 12 noon Friday, 27, 2^_> ln- , . 28.12 noon I): _ -»>,_.' ciroumotJincos permitting. Weather and other . ping carrying, or dU- Not responßlblo in sh. vr Charging live stock. j_ qhipplng noto, and '' Z "^VHTAIUKU AND ONE _4,4^r W HUNG A STEAM CO.'(LIMITED). TIME TABLE.-&S^MANUKAU. . Leave Onehunga: .ilffe^tS.' 26—Thursday, 8 a.m; _-io»™»i >- 27—FridaylforManukau , .__.> .■■.■■<,-, \ •«L_ftSSS_Mr%m. 28-Saturday. 1.30 p.m. %s&ffltm_r* :■-.,[ i..tl ! v" Managing Director.



__ Shipping. M- JU<£^i- "XTORTHERN KIVE J_l STEAM NAVIGATIO £^ ~~tm^^^sr Tl . c stoalllel . im . otainati will leave Itulcnsvilie after arrival of Fit . Train TO-MOHUOW (Tuesday) instead lot Monday. j _ W^LODDER. !a^ _J_-___r_,-_- QTEAM TO THAME! itlo J&PSi—'ml f& Conneotlnj? with Rlvi als_Ss_S_l^Stoamorß for STIHLINI , ( '^aa__S_3S»fJS-' TKKAUHI, WAIHI. T to AROHA GOLDFIELDS, MORRINSVILL] ). WAITOA PLAINS, AND BRANT AN - -"OSTKK'S SETTLEMENT. ,9 TIME TABIiE B.S. ROTOMAHANA. P.S. KNTKRPRI3E Ni _, AND ANNE MILBANK, FROM AUCKLAND: I Eotomahnna I .enterprise I A. Mllbau Mon. I 1 p.m. I 11 p.m. | — Tues. 13 p.m. I — I 12 p.m. to Wed. 3.:i0 p.ir, J 12 p.m. | — ho Thurs. 13 30 p.m. | — J — Fri. 14pm. 112 p.m. - „_ . Sat. Ii 30 p.m. | - | - an FROM THAMES: ] 3n I Rotomahana | Knterprlse lA. Milbar. Mon. | — | — (6 p.m. Tues. | S n.m. ) C p.m. | — Wed. 18 a.ni. | - 18 p.m. ■" Thurs. | S a.m. 18 p.m, I — rp Frl. 8.30 a.m. - - W aat 1 9am- I H P-"»- 1 - No cargo received for Rotomahana wlthii half-an-hourof advertised time of leaving. Not responsible in Shipping, Carrying, o discharging Llvo Stock. ;_ WRASKR & TINNK. Agents. -*' Jk^ZC^f r^HEKAMO COLLIERS JkWS&Zk**- COMPANY'S fast ani f . as. waitaki, '— 112 tons registor, _20 h.p., Capt. J. Crawtord will bo despatched as under, from Railway Wharf— j" FOR WHANGARKI, WHANGAREI HEADS MANGAPAI, AND PARUA BAY. From Auckland: From WJiangarel l - Junk, i Tuesday, 21, 8 p.m. Monday, 23, 9.50 a.ra. Friday, 27, 8 p.m. Thursday, 26, 9.30 a.m. Monday, 30,12 noon - A COACH runs in connection with the steamei to Walpu from tho Heads. Passage Tiokots must be taken at Company'i _ Oflloe, Ha, Quoon-street, or.Queon-street Vvharf Auckland, i JL-J:^*- QTEAM TO WADE and #**%[tfh PUHOL-Tho 8.8. TAW " ___*^ra©3ift;o,SIIANTER will leave as (wcatlier permitting) : - ! "' "" JUNE. For Wade: 23-Monday. 3 p.m. 27—Friday, 4 p.m. _ For Puhoi: 25— Wednesday, 3 a.m. Wade to Auokland: 21—Tuesday, 8 a.m. 28—SaturJay, 10 a.m. I Puhoi to Auckland: 20—Thursday, S a.m. J Ordors and Small Parcels to bo loft nt K. McKeown's, Quoon-st. Wharf, or W. S. Whitley, Queenst. Not responsible for goods or parcels [ without shipping noto. " *I~S r- A U C X L A N D -i??f_fis_^i ' ANn - sg vivid. • [AUCKLAND to WADE-Wodnesday. 4th, 11 n.m" „ Wednesday, nth, 1 p.m. Wednesday, 18th, 10 _,m. ~ Widnesday. 25th, 4 p.m. Wadk to AUCKLAND—Thursday. StU. 1 p.ni. „ Thursday, 12th. 8.30 a.m. Thursday, lflth, 3 p.m. ~ Thursday, 2_!h, 9 n.m. Weather and otlior circumstances pertnitting. : Parcels must be prepaid on board. _ _ Apply tojstr A.gMARSHALL, Master: I r - JfiTORTHE'Ui."-RIVER JSe^htk XI STEAM NAVIGATION s&._yßS§»_}__:CO;.ll'ANY (LIMITKD). Capital £50,000, TIME TAlll/Ki b'.S. DURHAM loaves llelonsvlllo for WAl hoa on MONDAYS and FRIDAYS on arrival of train leaving Auckland at T.lu v.m.. returning from DAito.iv.r.T.l. Nt 5 a.m. TUKSHAYS mid SATURDAYS. S.S MINNIE CASEY leaves Holcnsvllln for Waiiswa every MONDAY nnrt WEDNESDAY on arrival of train from leaving Auckland at I.SO p.m. S.S. ICINA leaves Hclonsrille for OTAMATKA every MONDAY after tho arrival of 7.t5a.m. train from Auckland, and THURSDAY after tho arrival of the 1.30 p.m. train from Auokland, calling at POINT CURTIS on tlio Thursday trip. S.S. KINA leaves Helensvillo for Port ALUKItT direct overy TUESDAY aftor the arrival of the 4.30 p.m. train from Auckland, and returns to Holensvilie direct from Port Albert. Subject to alteration from timo to time. W. LODDER. Manager. v> -pASSENGERa' LINI J^^j^-^ OF PACKBTS TO NEW ZEALAN D. Owned by THE BHAW. SAVILLfc ALBION SHIPPING CO. (LniITKD), 34. Leadenhall-street, London. i Tho above Une of ships are regular traders to ill tho prlnoipal ports in New Zealand. Ther ore clipper ships, classed .Al at Uoyds, and commanded by experienced mMters. Th«.nU_ of faro is most substantial, and of the past J quality, and-the'accommodation roomy ana ■ convenient. . , 1 Tho undersigned are empowered to grant passages from London to New Zealand, pay ment for which have been guaranteed In the colony. Return ships to Lonuon also leave at almost regular intervals. Full particulars on application to UD. NATHAN & CO, ) , ._ OWKN & GRAHAM. VAgenti. CKUICKSHANK ft CO.J ____^T^_- TJI O R ~ A L E— Mk&bsZZk JD The s.B. BLANCHE. fjj_W_f__tj_* Inspection invited; terms j. : JOHN LAMB, 35, Queen-street. h A^d_\ TT ° R sAL E > ! Cutter GIPSY, 27 tons register. GHOST,3B tons registor. The above vessels are in thorough good order, having been recently overhauled. . For particulars apply to the NEW ZEALAND TIMBER Co. (LD.), Customs-street vYcst. T~i TTIIRST SHIP FOR JD LONDON. ■•. .. -^_^^_?~^l__r The clipper barque ALASTOR, , «^&_lU_aQß*^ Al at Lloyd's, 824 tons, Captain Glazkbbook. ' This vessel having the greater part of her cargo engaged will have quick despatch. ' ! Good accommodation for a few saloon and jsteeragi passengers. ... ' , ForfreKriitorpaasape apply to ! ■' CKUICKSHANK & CO., Agents, i I •'•' 13, Qncen-str?et. ~~^ Public Baths GOTO B A T H to ROTH'S PUBLIC HOT, COLD, AND SHOWER MATHS, VICTOiUA-STREET EA_T.. Charge-ONE SHILLING Ol^.^ o*^ from il a.m. to 9 p.m., anil __MJAX Aioiu-s- INGS from 6 till 10 a.m. Tho Bath-rooms aro all private, and supplied witli every conven ience' Turkish towefs, flesh and combs, respirators, soaps, ice. Select iiatn rooms (private) for I^uliea every day, at all ■hours, with female attendance, One Shining: and Sixpence. , I'looso note the '"^"tVi? 0™ 'street Fast, above t ;e Greyhound .Hotel, and next thelc-iimpAdinß and Furniture Mart Auckland., N.k-Barbcr m attendance I.- -■;; ■ : :i musical. TJIANCJS. PIANOS. PIANOS | '.!'' , J,' 11.0'.W-D EN : !Wishes to inform those fri.cpda.who are waiting ■ ■ , ~for the '...-,,. »RAPOLDI" '■■'" \ " RAPOLDI" :- " -.PlAlffpa,1 | PIANOS '!• v That lip 18 Landing Six, ox Deva. CALL EARLYAND SEE THENEWPi3r/SPB PIANO, ' The lntost Novelty imported Into New Zealand, I only 3ft. Jin. wide. '■■' [ ' ['- NEXT BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. 8o VICTORIA-STREET, AOCK Oft IjAND (six doors from Albert-Bt. T. E. CARTER, VVHOLESALE^RE^PI R CTUREERAMB , MUSICALI INSTRUMENTS. ' r-acher of the Pianoforte, Violin, &C.' ! f„r term_ and testimonials seei Brett sAlnia . nHc Advertisement, puge 87, and post tree ol | d.ppUcatiom • ''~,'' , j. ;.'... j., ~ Tuner and Repairer of Mualoal iMtrumenta. ' mO CONTRAGTORS AND OTHERS. Work, Excavations, &c. :-• ,i ' S^^*m.vfettdwltM,w_l«e promptly:attended,to. ~, .'' u-i;h.l i ,-|'>.iiii:i ■ Oiitn- '-1' li f'V'T"



Business Notices. R mAILOR AND OUTFITTEB J. FLETCHER, Hobson-st., ea Returns tlmnks to his numerous patrons fo _t their liberal support during the past Aye years of still assuring them and the public Unit onl Perfect Fits, combined with First-class Styl and the Best of Workmanship, are the rultni - standards in tho execution of every order ir 3» trusted to hißjtaXQ. _ rioes moderate. Term Br cash. Gentlemen's own material made up. k W. _L E V S fj BOOK BINDER, PAPER RULKR, ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURER, THKBE DOOIiS ABOVE " BTAK " OFFICE. MERCHANTS' ACCOUNT BOOKS insdhaxce and mining register books _ Specially Ruled and Bound. Muslo, Magazines, Public Libraries, and Sun day School Books well bound. BAKERS' SPECIAL RULED DAY BOOKS, I Bibles, Prater and Hymn Books -to-bound. «r BAND AND CHOIR MUSIC BOOKS RUUfD ' " \\T ILLIAM THOMAS, TT Corner o( Lome and yiotorla-itroeto, Auckland East. MONUMENTAL, MARBLE. AND GKNEIUI STONEMASON. ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR AND CARVER 11 Inscription. Aoourato and Beautiful. Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, and every 1 description of Stone Work at tha Lowest Possible Prices for Town and Country. ■ . TVTR W. H. JONES, M.R.C.V.S„L, 1 ■*•*■*■ (Member of the Royal College of Voter- Inary Surgeons London), late Veterinary Sur geon, North Metropolitan Tramway Company, London, has commenced praetloo In Auckland and may be consulted on Diseases of Horses, Cattle, and Do'iiesticated Animals at the Masonio Hotel, I'linces atreot. All communica tions loft at Mr Haslett's, Chomtot, Quoen-st will receive promptattcntlon. Telephone No, 40. p The Register of Mombors of the Royal College of Voterinaj-y Surgeons can be seen at. Mr | Haslett's. jri ROUND LIMB . I GROUND LIME FOR BALK' SOUTHGATE 8 MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND : ROCHE LIME. In any quantity, for Concroto Paths, FleoH. Cellars, &c (next to-stone flagging is un rivalled for durability and bard-setting. qualities), For tanks and other wet work it is a first-class material. B. KEANE. SOLE AGENT, .CUSTOMS-STREET MESSRS JACKSON & RUSSELL havo Removed their Offices to the premises lately oceupled by the Bunk of New South Wales, Shortland-st—May 8, '84, H,vKLKR UKSILKTH.] [ALEX. AITKIEN. gESK ET U axd AIT XE N aro glad to Inform thoir customers and . üblic generally rim: having Bold the whole if thoir li_u year's stools of Clovers, etc., tboy. *reliin position to oi!'»r ua ontii-ily New Stock .rriving p_r diivct steamer Aorangl, from I/on ton. unci per iie.il J. Uyiu'uir from .San Francisoo, i- umi.-r. all current reason's growth, counlsv ng of— ' ' W iII IK CLOVER (Trofollum repons) RJ-.f. CI.OVKK (Trufollufn phitdnsi ..!.JVKI. CLOVER ITrefolium hybrids) i '■■ "-\ '.!i.\... I'l'i'i folium ponmne) fi.AItLKT CUIVKK (Trefolium InoarnatU-.) Tl'.KK■..'!!, t. i---iv:it:o Hilpuiiua) l.i.'i.'KUS'K (.Moiliir.-tirii sativa) ... • ..'.«. l,.'A iM.vlieui.-o.Cliiliaua) Tl >!')r:fV (Phlßuin I'rateUlal Cl;l_>-Tt-'Ji I.'.i:.STA!L (Cynosurus erlstalusl A!K\l«''>V K'i\ i'All. lAlopi'Curna nretenula. SJUIKCS i-KSC-rKC-VstiK-aorhiß) " ' ' VV-..'cili MKAIKiW (IKAKS il'ouneiDoralis) l'II.M"IK 11<™>l IUIH .flir_)di:ri) IMK.H OU,_.__ I; 11. :i'.\ i|. (!-.i-iirolxjluH clongutns) XV' '■'!:.VMS (-Hi,-inn |.i.iirho,.i'iuiierviroi_a) (MCi.sh'noTiii.u'ixli.s _-ioiiie.iit.-d , I'Uftf'Ll. Htnl tiitKi_.N' TOP ABKUDKICN', l'L!:MI'„ j DKVI..-SIUKI. (JItKY STONE. WHITIf . STUNK, tuul (il.olji. TUICMP3 SWKDE TURNIPS. \ Thi y ire al? o Agr ntg for the Ronedust as i Manufactured oy Uio Auckland Manure Cum-] <uiy. Sydmiy Konudnsi iiml Kluiir. Mineral ami ! ion,- Pt,r,.i.|,,i; t . M , I'ointu ami lli-.t.a Miuinr_. r 'uruvUn liiuuiu. Nitrate 0/ Soda, and nth.-' ..tifit:i_l Manures : Oiitsi, .\i:y/.i\ liarloy. l!oan_. '\wisi ~'o_n-_. Kino, hi.:! lto/c Sali, Cobra, aot . .ii-ww, .:_kii: N«w.;...iiu„ ( i Phut urn-Tnw. __. SPECIAL PUBLIC NOTICE, Awarded first prizes, 1882 and _883-Robloy'« Digestive Porridge Meal for Dyspeptics; Rob lere Self-rising Klour for Pastry, &•.; Robler**, Infant Food (mothers nay that babies cry tor it), boat In tho colony; Robloy's Superior Dlgestiva. Bread and Biscuite. Wholoeale and Retail. 69, Groy-streoti J. ROBLEY. "VrO T1 C E OF REMOVAL. , . T• HOLDER,, AiEOHITBOT,' t Has Removed to HIGH-STRE-IT (over Mr Williamson*., Estate Agent, and next to Canham's). ' •/ Tp DWA RD B.A RT L BY,, ARCHITECT, -TtCHBUR-'- BUILOINOS, qUEEN-BTBEET,. r> v. T.o.he r; an p co, -*-* FOBT-BT. AND QUEEN-ST. WHARF, STEVEDORES, RECEIVING AND FORWARDIN<J AGENTS. WOOL BTOBED AND DUMPED FOB SHIPM*H*. BAtLAOT BUP--HP. AHEST'Sr OEDRAWERB Very Handsom. Chests of Drawers,in Rtob Mottled Kauri, _je now soiling at the following prices for Cash:—The Duke of Edinburgh Chest, of Kight Drawers (the bontiet' dr_wer riolilr panelled wrth totara, bird, and rewa rewa)vßs 10s; Five Drawer Chests, #4. Thfl abo vo artloJ_i hava always given great satisfaction, ano b* : oome more beautiful with age. '."."■"' '",.".•') . . . W. NORRIE, '-■■■■'■ ,:,; Top Of SaOßT___(D-BT__!KT. ! QUPERIOR ' CORRUGATED TANKS. j. __7kean Has for Salo a number o'Plho above, with Taps, ready for use, price 353, at his Shop, Wellesloy street East (next door to Crowther's Stablaß). Lariro Quantities of Spouting, Ridging, and Down Pipes always in Stock. Verandah iron, curved at tho shortest notice. Country orders will always rocoh;e his prompt attention. Lead Washers always on hand. __ a ■JTT F. HUBBARD, i ARCHITECT AND QUANTITY SURVEYOR {"ALM-BSTON BUILDINGB, QUEEN-BTTIE'eT, .zZ/.T-ba. J. Harbutt, MANUFACTOBEK OF CORN BROOMS, B^f '■ritA_>E|KAPAj|-MAltg. . \tU AK-J OU X »KOTH- tt 57 SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, COX'S tIREEK, RICHMOND. Oman iDUR-taiITsTREET. AUCKLAND. "'' C_sli Purchasers of ",',[■',,' ' ,' Tallow, Wool, Sheepskins, and Bones. T HE N D E R S ON, HOUSE, SHIP. SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER, ' " / ; ' ■ NO. 8. Wtk-B am-btbbbit.-':■;.■; -p DW I N T ON' E S (Late of T. &S. Mbr-ln & C 0.),• • -,;i ■■ IRONMONGER, :, Begs to announce that he has oommenced Busl , , ness at ■ PONSONBY ROAD. (Near the Three Lamps), i His Stook will be found replete with TTTRST (DIiAJBS GENEItAL FURNISHING AND BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY, V BEOIHTER OKATES, STOVES, SPOCTINO, PAINTS, IU-v/jil pits, VABNISH, ETC., ' .' '"' ml. CARPENTERS' TOOLS, Which WW be sold at MODERATE PBIOEB Ponsonby,l9tli May, 1884. .■■■■'■'■■■ ■■-,•■< ■' ';' W< H;; fIKINNER AND-SO^y • Builders, Carpenters, and Joiam .-•J.i_ai'i lilWoanlana. ~, «vQ o&i' 'j_\ Btano-esb-the BuUflW Trade exeoutedby frtfPvl: Experienced Workmen.:'''' " ' . B-OpTtoDU. Office Ftttlnjft *A mi : ■ !„,!„„ j- ,v ,jii i ;.. ■(!.: :;i ,-■;■■' Mm ■■____■_■■



Land and Estate Agents. t, SAMUEL VAILE.] [JCHN DOUOLAS Vaile & Douglas >r ' y (Late Samuel Vaile), ,o g HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENTS, is LAND AND ESTATE AUCTIONEERS REAL ESTATE VALUATORS, l» BROKERS UNDER THE LAND TRANSFEE ACT, SIIORTLAND STREET (Next the Post-Office). I, ' BANKERS: '" Bank of New South Walks, (Seealso our advorttsomont in "N.Z. Herald j ' ' and " Wcokly News."! • £6QO-DE YON PORT, NORTH gHORE, _ Houso of 8 rooms, with out-house, orchard, good woll, &c. Torms us agreed.—Vallo and Douglas, Estate Agents, Shortland-streot 1400-SUBURBAN FARM of l_j;acres; good land, all fenced Iv; two paddooks; I ' acres of grass; grand viow. Terms: If im ) provuments are made, tho whole of purchase uiouey can remain on mortgage.—Vallo and Douglas, Land Agents, Shoruand-stroet . fCOO-NEW, HOUSE of Six Rooms and Scullery, Bathroom, Washhouse, Sic, ; large I Allotment (58 x .50). volcanlo soil: rapidly improving noighbourliood. Terms, £200 cash, balance on mortgage.—Vallo and Douglas, House Agents, Shortland-streot • 1273 £1 5s EER ACRE—Farms at Pukelcohe, , varying in size from 60 to 100 acres; well situated, In good district Terms, Quarter caah, balanco 0 percent. In 5 years.—Voile and Douglas, Land and Estate Agents, Sbortland. streot. 1300 L3-or-FOUR-ROQMED COTTAGE, with Hi Acres of rich volcanic' loam .' vory suitable for a market gartTenor': . miles from Auok land ; good road, also rail,—Vaile and Douglas, House and Land Agonts, Shortland-st 1256 . ,£_CO-T\VO ACRES, of LAND in ono of I tho most fashionable suburbs. Terms. 1 cash; balance, 7 per cent, S or 5 yoar*.—Vallo and Douglas. Land Agents, Shortland-st 1248 NORTfICOTE — To Let o. LoaJeo for 77 years, at a rental of £10 for first 2 years, then £50, Now Houso of 6 rooms and 4 acres of Land,—Vaile and Douitlas, Houso and Estate Agents, Shortland-streot ' 1246 £950 —Sovon building ALLOTMENTS, •each 33 x 113, situated In Newton South.— Vaile and Douglas, I_ind Agents, noxt the I'ost-ofllce. Shottland-Btroot v 1216 £200—HOUSE of 5 rooms with two sheds, .Allotment 40x 100, 20 minutes from Quoou -U-ect Vaile and Douglas, House and land Agents, Shortland-street v Ul3 Several Convenient'FAßMS of from 30 to 400 aores, situated within SO miles rail from Auckland, part bush, part open land, good soil, well watorod/i Price, from £1 to £4 per acre. Terms, _ cash, balivncu 3or 5 years 7 per cent.—vallo and Douglas,, Lund and Estate Agents, Shortland-street 129U £500—Capital Waterside FARM, of 98 aores, about halt rich alluvial Hat, 38 acres In grass. House of 4 rooms, dairy, sheds, &o.— valloaud Douglas, Lund Agents, Shortland street * • " 1227 ' £120—ALLOTMENT at Mount Eden, 06 x 152 feet—Vallo and Douglas, Estate Agents, Shortland-streot. 1209 £48 lOs-ALLOTMENTS at ■ thp North Shore, near tho Big Dock, 55 x .132 fcot from £18 10. each. — Vallo and DOuglas, Land Agents, next the General Post-office. £2 10s por foot—ALLOTMENTS in Sen tinol-stioet Ponsonby, 132 ft by 270 ft deep.— Vallo & Douglas, Houso and Estate Agouts, Shbrtlan_-slr»ot 1033 I'JOO-^Handy FARM, containing 90 Acres, nil good land and well Improved. Dwelling house.' Store, Barn, Sheds, Set., attaohad to ..Oils Farm; there is v protlUiblo business, reyuiring but little capital to work it This Is a splendid otiportunity for an iudustrious family. Church and school close at hand, i'rioo quoted iacludes good-will. Terms, £100 cash.' balanco 7 per con',—Vaile and Douglas, llou.o, Land, and Estate Agonts, Shortland-street. 1259 15s PER FOOT—A number of Allotments In tho Mount Eden District 50 by 132 feet at from 15s per foot upwards. — Vaile aud Douglas. Shorlland - s'rect next tho Post olll.c. ' £1,500-SUBURBAN FARM of 55 Acres, having communication with Auckland either by water or rail. Tho wholo farm improved, and very suiiaulo for dairy farm or market gardens: house (six rooms) and numerous out-buildings. Terms as agreud.—Vaile and Douglas. Bouse, Laud and Estate Agonts, Shortland-street . , , 1278 JOHN SOPPET, House, Land, ana General Commission Agent,: No. 8. Queen-, street has for immediate sulo (really cheap) :— 1 comfortable 5-roomed Cottage, Ponsonby; (terms very cas7); also, 1 7-roomod House, 1 5-roomcd Houso, 2 1-roomed Cottages, and 1 small Storo, in town ; 2 Dairy Farms, Ml miles from town; 2 partly-improved .arms, ono 31» acres, tho other \i» acres, about lSnillcs from town; and several other Glty and Suburban Properties at equally Low Prices. ; i . a i n 'i» i ' i ;'i Drapery. .. ' ■'~ '..,...',,, . . . i , '■B-:M ::'.;3\'-: :■• f~~ DEFERRED ' I ' J PAY ME NT I ~- ■■: u:aiO ' BYBTEM. --■- _ |'"; >' TAILORS, DRAPER Sj MILLINERS, AND OUTFITTERS, , I- ;HOBSON-STREET k < • ' ;>'" HAVE'5A '.WELL • ASSORtED STOCK ' "' 6_f Tstß „ '•"- . '~','.' , ~'Jm ,„., : - j: BEST CLASS GOODS/.",.''..-'' AU Tweeds thoroughly shrunk, bofore bqlng mode up, and _.t and Workmanship i Guaranteed.- •■''! Tho Dbfbrred Payment System has been found to bo a great boon, by onaWlngJhosq with limited incomes to procure nodessarios in the easiest possible Way. . ( .. '", ' " . , :".: rl : INSPECTION INVITED. ' t Cash Customers reoeive t> per cent Dlsooun (ono shilling In the pound sterling) on all parcel of 30s and upwards. COMPULSORY1 SALE i ■ ~.. i u,t ii -j,^ .•. ■ ■ • DRAfERy, CLOI'HING,' SILKS, ,'si ni&cisfjb lit &0., : 'iii'&a. ■ • .'■» A T __«'_VS-«; 'Jv ' S-'JPI T H'S (Widdwdf the late John Smith)/ ' QUEEk-STKEET, AtftlkLAND. ': ' ; In tendering my best thanks to my numerous Customers and Friends for their liberal patron age in tho past. L am, anxious to ask tliclr valued aid in assisting mi) to riteet tho demands now made on mebyrelatlvesj-froni whom'l at least expected leniency. „.. ,Ii *~ _,«i It is incumbent on mo to raise thp large sum of £6,000 at onco. and to do bo I mU.t REALISE ON MY S I'OCK OF DRAPERY GOODS AT ANY SACRIFICE .!•'-'■':" " '-*""-~r It is my intoption to offor THEiWHOLEvDF THE STOCK AT UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES to effect th o object I haveabovo d etalled. ALL GOODS WILL BE RJ-MAPJCED TO SUCH PRICES THAT MUST ENSURE A SPEEDY _m§m&f*Um SMITH. -The following is a LIST OF THE GOODS which containiall tho LATEST: IMPORTA* TIONS from BRITISH and CONTINENTAL MARKETS:—•:■: '■ ' ' ''■ ■ ■'• ' ' ■';', The largest and boßt assorted stock pf Silks and Satins in tho colony »,_,„. Coloured Satins for evening Wear, Is Bd, :2s 6d,: 2511d,35f4 ... ..-■■ ~,'f, .....,:_:. i Rich Mervielleux Satins reduced from 6s lid to. Real Cliina Silks (all pure silk, 26! inches Wide), usual price 8s 6d,-reducod to2s lid and3fl lid Black and Coloured Brocho Silks and Satins : i Black _ash_-oro;\'w-de width, from,lS lid to ■ ■Isliil."-"' ■::'' I 1'"-'■•■: '"': ,ii->.il ' ■ ■■' Coloured CashmOro, Is 6d,2s 6d; 2s lid, ?s lid _ A Good Dark Dress Material for 6Jd, worth IOJd Remnants' of D.ess Material, Calico, Shirting, '-' fcc:;-&o., greatly reduced -'" ' ' ' A choice lot of l_adies' Undorclothingi good ...quality, to bq sold cheap ■ l i_..i'i Avery large stoc^ of Women s and Girls Hosiery A good 10-_ Blanket for; 12a' lid per pair,' worth Splendid stock of Cretonnes, 9_d per yuril ' i ■-.., CLOTHING. .}•■ ..'! il Men's Nelson Tweed Suits, roduoed from 60a to Men's Strong Tweed Suits, reduced from 35s to . 19s lid ; ■■• ' : ■■' ■ ' '<'•'•'•' ' Men's Tweed Trousers, ,8 lid, 5j lid, 6s Ud, and upwards ._.....« , Men's Nelson Trousers and Vests, 19s Hd, usual ; p_io__7_6d ■■-' ■ '•'-,,•■ . '"_ __' Men's.Pllot Coats, a Bttlo spotted, reduced from' '~ ,2_ito_ss6d,,, ■ . ;_' _J*i-_ !.„ *_'■ A Good Suit for n Boy, roduced from 25s to 19s 6d Dungaree, DriU, and JVloleskin Trousers A large stock of Hats in all the new shapes Shirts, Collars, and Ties -__._„. Good White Shirt for 2s lid. worth 4s Bd Men's Overcoats attd Macintoshes'at'a great saorlfloe,; to clear, ,/.. r ; Notethe' Addrts. t-AjL1 SMITH. Clothier. &0.. &ft,next UnltedServlceHotel, Qcken-strbet rs.B.— All'-'-rc-la of the value of £2 and up wards forwarded to any part of the North Island (carriage paid) on receipt of P.0^0., , ...,,• ,h_T' ft\s.W.x'';Wis'_iiz..'. ;. Zl



Land,and Estate Agents. . pHAB, TCT ASMOND: , I__ND AND MONETARY AGENT. > , 116, Queen-street (Adjoiningß. Tonksand C 0..). telephone-no. is.. , National Bank of New Zealand (Limited), Mortgages and Loans Negotiated. I Rents and Interests Collected. Money Invested on First-class Securities without charge. Estates managed for ahsenteos. Valuations and Arbitrations undertaken, Native Land affairs specially understood.: Houses to Let and Properties for Sale plaooi on my list free of charge. Evory dosorlptlon of londod property bought or sold to order, Largo sums to lond on Unit-class securities rjITY PROPERTIES CITY FREEHOLD (close to tho Now Town Hall site)-A largo Allotment with three new Houses. Price, 4SU&O for tho lot, Thi. Investment would briny in an excellent return to a small capitalist. IN THE CENTRE OF THE CITY - A , large and commodious Store, built of Conorete ; and Brick, with largo Dry Cellars, on an Al [ lotment 40 foot by 82 foot B Inelios. Building! valued about JSt.SOO; the allotment worth at least £60 per foot. With Unit-class terms. I ' Prloe, J32,800. 1 BYMONDS-BTREET-AUotmeut3_ x 100,ln the best part of Symonds-stroet, islsper root ST-ItE _4ND VOMFOKTABLE HOUSE in a flrst-olass leading position: both water and i gas laid In; a fine opening for someone. 1 Prko, *500, with terms. ' COMFORTABLE 8-ROOMED HOUSE: gas and water and every convenlonoe. Price, PONo'ONBY (PomnaHer Terrooe)—An Allot ment with good View: £3 10s per foot. WELL-BUILT, almost NEW HOUSE, of seven rooms, ali on one floor, and outside hois* with fireplace; voranduhs back and front. Bath, register grates, cupboards, oven, sink, and evory convonlenco. City Wator supply and tanks. Allotment planted with fruit tress and well drained. Splondld view. Known as Clifton Houso, Newton Road. £700: terms easy gUBU RB AN PROPERTIES. PONSONRY (Arthur-street)— Largo and Con venient House of 8 rooms and bath-room. The rooms are lofty and well fitted. Prloe for the bouse aod thaie allotments. £1100. MOUNT KDBN-Largo Allotments, in a lead ing position. Prloo, £3 12s fid por foot; with double frontage. : .; > MOUNT EDEN- First class 7-Roomed Houso, with dctaoh-i wash-house, and all necessary outbuildings on Allotment 240 feot deep, has 2 good frontages. Price, £620, with good terms. COMFORTABLE AND COMMODIOUS FAMILY RESIDENOB, Btands in grounds of about 4 acros in extent. Contains 10 lofty rooms. Tho grounds are well planted; the orchard is In full boarlng. Two-roomed Man's Houso. Also, stabling accommodation. Nice position, close to town. Easy tonus of payment. NORTH allOßE—Two flrst-olass Allotments, commanding a very pretty view, In rapidly rising locality, oleae to tho wharf. £3 las per foot. ' •360 FOR AN 8-ROOMED HOUSE and good allotment, situated noar Mr Mo .ley'a Storo on the Great North Road. A chance seldom mot wttfc. NOUT'HCOTE—£IBO for a Now Four-Roomed COTTAGE and a vory Large Allotment, situ ated near the Wharf. £76—ALLOTMENT adjoining the above; easy terms of payment. PENROSE—An unequalled Site of 2_ acres for a residence, situated on rising ground, com mancling ono of the grandest views in tbo neighbourhood of Auckland. Tills site must be Boon to be appsociated, Prloe, £200. BIRKENHEAD—Teii Acres, largo road front ago, a lot of large kauri trees. Price, £22 10s per aore (adjoining property from £30 por acre to £60). This property is au ospeeial bargain; it was bought cheap, so will ho sold cheap. HEIJENSyiLLE — 220 Acres Splendid Land, with Railway Station on the property.. Price, £700; easy terms. TVAKAU—Two Township Allotments, £10 MOUNT ROSKILL—Six-roomed new House, excellent position ; £5230 n terms; main road frontage. MOUNT ROSKILL-Slx-roomod New House, with pantry, bathroom, and soullcry, thoroughly woll finished and built with first-class tlmbor; verandah on two sidos; largo allotment, loose box, stable. Prico, £800; au exceedingly cheap and sound invest ment. MOUNT ROSKILL (Valley Road)—A good 5-roomed House on a Largo Corner Allotment; MOUNT ROSKILL—Two of'tho' Best Allot ments In tho 801 l wood Estate; £310s per foot Two others, 15s nor foot MOUNT RO3__U_l_-10 Aores Volcanlo Land, £1,000. MOUNT ROSKHiL—I have a lot of very oheap allotments In an estate which has only just come Into the market To working men deelrlous of securing a good pieco of land of their own at a small cost, and with very easy terms of payment, it is a grand chance. • H persons were only aware how very rapidly the Mount Rcsklll Distriot Is going aheiU, also the many advantages of view, con venience to town, healthy locality, volcanlo soil, cheapness of the land, &0., I fool con fident that many more purchasers would buy In this favoured distriot, than pay such long prices for land of an inferior quality and bad MOUNT ALBERT—A chanco for speculators; 40 acres Of grass land. Only £G0 por acre, with easy terms. BIRKENHEAD—32O acros of First-class I_eve) Land, eminently adapted for fruit growing. Prloe, £yQO. . MT. OLA _ TO A •i HOUSE. LAND. COMMISSION AGENT AND SHIP BROKER Allotments tor Sale at Hamilton. Newcastle. Alexandra, and North Shore. Money lent on good security. Offloei 30. Insurance Building*, ~" 7] M O 8 S & U O. • HOUSE, LAND. & ESTATE AGENTS? We beg <o inform Owners of Property th_ Houses or hand, for RENTAL OR SALE, ar entero* is our Registry Free of Charge, for th Information of those who favour us with a ca at our o-hues. Is Short land -si roet : Mt>nov to Lend at Current ltates of IntereM. .1 i.i ________ ' 8 " "*~* Hotels. (CALEDONIA HOTEL, J BYMONDS-STREET. FRANCIS O'DOWD (late of tho Family and Naval Hotel, Pitt-stroet) begs to thank his friend, and customers for past support, and wishes to Inform them he Is now Proprietor of the Caledonia Hotel, and will be pleased to see his friends, as tho vory best brands of Wines, Ales, and Boor will bo kept, as heretofore. Ac commotEtion for man and horse.—Noto address: F. O'DOWD, Caledonia Hotel, corner . ymond3 stroe t and Karangahape Road. :' ~VTATIONAL HOTEL, CAMBRIDGE" XS .' WAIKATO. TOURISTS TO EOTOMAHANA A«D HO_ LAKES Will find FIRST-CLASS ACCOMODATION at tho above Hotel. Every Attention to Travellers and Private Families. ■' . The Bedrooms are Spaoious and Well Yen tilatcd. ..'■. . 'Sample rooits for commercial travel • Wines, Ales, and Spirits of First Quality. SPLENDID BILLIARD ROOM. The Proprietor has just Completed Extensive Improvements. , ..__.: Every Comfort and Convenience that Travel; Tors can dosiro is now Obtainable at the NATIONAL HOTEL. HENRY GILLET, Pbopriktob. ,' [BY APPOINTMENT TO mS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR. , " aLEDHILL'S GINGER ALE, «» '-;■.. PINTS AND QUARTS. ' .: PRICE-LIST ON AT-PLICATION. ; IG.,■'',' GLEDH_LL,'r.w'_L__sto-sTBEET. ■ '..'., 53 Telephone :53, ; ', Insurance. THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE AS . SURANCE SOCIETY (LIMITED). .Chief Offices in Now Zealand: ,r, HIGH-STREET,: DUN EDIN. ALL PROFITS BELONG TO THE MEM .„() i-.-i - .BER9. ■'. POLICIES UNCONDITIONAL, UNCHALLENGEABLE, i AND INDEFEASIBLE, THE COLONIAL MUTUAL FORTUNE INVKBTMENT POLICY Combines a Favourable INVESTMENT FOR CAPITAL i WITH LIFE ASSURANCE, AT ORDINARY KATES. All Other Forms of Assurance as usual. H. S. H. LYALL, Secretary. F. J. MOSS & Co., Local Agents. \fEW 'ZEALAND INSURANCE \_\ COMPANY (FIRE AND MARIN®. Capita 1........ £1.000,000. Paid-up and Reserve Funds £400,000. PnOTEOTiON from FIRE OB lIARINE IjOSS Can be Effected in this Comfast». CLAIMS MET WITH PROMPTITUDE AND, LIBERALITY. JAMES BUTTLE, Manager.



Money. i T\.TONEY TO LEND- In sums of £21 __?__. and upwards, at current rates of Interest Apply to PETER OLIPHANT, Solioitor, High-street. MONEY TO LEND, on Freeholc Security, at a low rate of interest- Burton and Napier, Solicitors, High-street Auckland. MONEY TO LEND, at current rates o interest—Lalahley and Jaokson, Queen street. .£**> fmf-t. T(> LEND at CUTron' , dtt. iViIfVV Rates of Interest on Free 7 hold Security. W, F. O'SUI-tJyAN. Shortland-streot MONEY TO LEND, at a modorati rate of Interest-Apply to JACKSON & RUSSELL, , Solicitors. Fortstroat. HONEY TO LEND, on Mortgage, ol Flrst-olass Froehold Seourltios. W. COLE Al AN, Solicitor, National Insurance Building!. ONEY LENT ON PROMISSOR_ NOTKS, HOUSE.. FURNITURE, *tt i BIIJ.S DISCOUNTED DAILY ) MORTGAGES NEGOTIATE*! ' JOHN W. BARDIE, Land, Commission, and Eh_a__ Aoinv, I HIGH-STREET. Aookland, EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK~A_fS I.ONDON. In sums to suit. FOR SALE BY ' . ARNOLD, HINES, X CO., Corner of Custom-house and Fort-streeU. ONEY TO LEND, in largo or small sums, at usual rates of interest CONNELL&COO-ER, Solicitors, Vulcan Lane. INDUSTRIAL and PROVIDENT PER MANENT BUILDING, LAND. AND IN VESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND, Corner of Queen-street and Vulcan I*ne. INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Society is now issuipg: Ordinary Investing Shares, carrying full rate Of interest and profit ' Paid-up Investing Sharesof _S2O each, carrying 7 per cent interest (payable half-yearly) and participating in profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on deposit, for: 12 months.; ...7 percent, 6 months.'. 6 per cont. 7davs'notlco Sporoent BORROWING DEPARTMENT. The Society advances on Approved Freehold and Leasehold Property to the extent of three leurths of the value. _.'-''_ Borrowers may pay off part or the whole of their mortgages at any time. Reduced Table of Rates and any further parti culars required may be obtained at the Society's Offices. GEORGE FRASER. Manager. "XTOTICE TO INVESTORS.—A present .LA rental of £180, witli groat prospective In •rcaso, can be had by investing £1.000 on city proporty. — Principals apply to Edwd. Wayte. 6, Mercantile Chambers. ■ ONEY TO LEND, at very reasonable rates, on approved personal security—to principals only.—Apply Edwd. Wayte, Mono tary Agent. 6. Mercantile Chambers. i_»f*_ _ i\£\ TO LEND in sums of from 3&OUV ly foOuowards.-ApplyW'm. S. Cochrane, Cochrane. Auction Mail, 185, Queon atrcßt _____ MONE _ TO LEN D on freehold security. —Joseph Blades. Solioitor, Vulcan Lane. "ONEY TO LEND; on good freeboUi securities, at current rates. — Arch. Buchanan, Solicitor. Queen-street (opposite Bank of New Zealand). 4UCKLAND PERMANENT CO OPERATIVE BUILDING & INVEST [T SOGIETIf. Office : H7, Qveen-street. LOANS granted upon __ proved securities of Freehold or I/ea_ehold Properties in sums of fi2o to £6000, principal and interest being repay able in Instalments at tho following REDUCED Rates for repayment of each llPi borrowed :— Repayments extend Pn _ it>eok TR lal Amount ingover - r vyee ltepayable. £ a. d. £ 8. d. lyear „ 2 0 0 101 0 0 Syears _. .. 10 10 108 6 8 3 years _. 14 7 11315 0 years .. .. 11 8 121 0 8 years .... 8 9 138 18 3 Byears 7 1 117 13 9 10years .. -J B3 I 162 16 3 And In the Bamo propertion for smaller or larger loans. DEPOSITS.—Tho Society receives Money on Deposit: —Repayable at 7 dayß' notioe, 6 per com per annum ; repayable in 8 months, 6 per cont. per annum. JOHN BATGER. Secretary. LONDON MORTGAGE, LOAN, AND DISCOUNT BANK. 50, SHORTLAND-STREET, Auckland (Opposite A. Clark & Sons' Warehouse), And Little Collins-street, Melbourne. LOANS ARE ADVANCED FROM £10 TO £l; 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. Loans Granted upon Life Policies, Leoacieb, and Interests under Wills. BILLS DISCOUNTED AT CURRENT RATKS. Loans upon Deposit of Deeds. Repayment by Easy Instalments. FORMS GRATIS. All communications and interviews held strictly confidential. Bank of Enpland Notes CnmsED. T ONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY, HIGH-STREET, NEXT TO ATKINS PRINTING office. ;,,,.;,, £5 to 1.000. , This Company grunts Loans oh PERSONAL SECURITY ON FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD SECURITY" ' ON FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES, or on any available K.urity, repayable In WEEKLY OR MONTHLY INSTALMENTS, or In any way to uit tho Borrower, Loons may bo repaid at the rate of Sixpence per week in tho Pound. Bills Discounted at Current Ilateß. Bank of England Notes and Australian Bank Notes Bought. i ~ All communications strictly confldentlaL LONDON LOAN ~AND DISCOUNT CO.', : HIGH-STREET i... (Next to Atkin'b Printing Office.) T7ICTORIA LOAN AND DISCOUNT AGENCY, niGH-STREET, AUCKLAND, OVT OSITK CITY COUNCIL tJAMBEIIS, ; MONEY ADVANCED IN SUMS 0» £10 to £1000 ON i PERSONAL SECURITY, DEEDS OF PROPERTY, BOND WARRANTS, SHARES, tab, B_P_.-MEN-S CAN BB MADE N WEEKLY OK OTHER INSTALMENTS TO SUIT BOBBOW_:B3. ( COMMUNICATIONS CONFIDENTAL. .'.',' j. POSTAL ADDRESS I BOX 90. Papertmngings. __c. , i an. T> A P BR H AN SIR O ». W. PHILLIPPB * SON BAVB BEOBITBD, BX _AIB ABIUVAL-V 185—P AOK AG B S—lßß ooNTAmma 66,000 ROLLS OF PAPERHANGINGB, ooNSisnNS or New Patterns for Drawing, Dintaß,Bed-rOO_W. and Hall and Staircase, suitable for the Mansion or Cottage. BEAUTIFUL DESIGNB. AND BEST VALUB BVER OFFERED IN PAPERHANOINCW, 916—PACKAGES t-8W , ! BORIMS AND HBSSIANB. , W. PHILUPPB *. 80»,



Railways. '"■ *VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS ' AUCKLAND SECTION. ' Tlio Railway Department bee to draw the a y tention of the public to the following CHEAI RATES FOR GOODS from Auckland to One I hunga Town, Onchunga Wharf, and Ports or theManukau, | AUCKLAND AND ONEHUNGA. ..... GOODS, RATES. Goods will" lie collected In Auckland '-within ono mile of the Railway Terminus and delivered to Onehnnga Town Station for the following charges:— ■ - AMOUNT. 8. d. Any weight up to 31c\vt .. .. 16 Above 31 and up to SJcwt .. ..17 Above 3* and up to 3}_wt .... 1 8 Above 3| and up to 6jcwt .. ..19 Above 6J, at tlie rate of .. .. 6 8 per ton Goods from Onchunga Town Railway Station will be delivered in Auckland within one mile of the Railway Terminus for the same charge. AUCKLAND 'ft ONEHUNGA WHARF, { -i ti-.ii : GOODS'RVTES. ■ :- Merchandise will be collected in Auckland within one mile of the Railway Terminus and delivered to vessels at the Onehnnga Wharf • (including delivery and wharfage) for— AMOUNT. s d. ' Any weight up to 3}cwt .. ..16 Above 3J and up to 3Jcwt .. ..17 Above 3* and up to 3fcwt .. .. 18 Above 3} and up to scwt IB ■ ::■ Above S. at the rate of .... ~011 per ton Agricultural Produce will similarly bo Col lected in Auckland and Delivered to vessels at Onehungnf or 6s2d porton. In two-ton lots: smaller lots at tho same charge as for Merchandise. Tho charges to- be prepaid in Auckland tor Goods to be delivered to vessels. Merchandise and Agricultural Produce will bo rocelvod from vessels at Onchunga and delivered In Auckland, within one milfe of the Railway Terminus, for the same charge. AUCKLAND AND PORTS ON THE MANUKAU. Merchandise will be Collected in Auckland, within one mile of tho Railway Terminus, ana delivered to Ports on the Manukau. including rail, wharf, and steamer charges, for II AMOUNT. ', :.- iII M s. d. Any weight up to 3} cwt. .. .. 3 0 , Abovo3faudupto3J.. .. ~. 3.2 , Above3jondupto3|..' .. ...3 4 Above »\ and up to 4} 3 6 Abovoljatthorate of .. .'. 1* 5 per ton Agricultural Produce, _ tons and over, at the rat oof ISs 8d per ton; smaller lots at the same rate aB for Merchandise. ■ :' ' CHARGES MUST BE PREPAID IN AUCKLAND. : Merchandise and Agricultural Produce wil bo delivered in Auckland, within one mile of tho Railway Terminus, from Ports on the Manukau for the same charges. Consignors in Auckland must advise tho Cartage Contractor, Mr Craig (Telephone No.— ti|, to collect their Goods for despatch as above. C. HUDSON. District Traffic Manage.:"" Auckland, June 12.1884. ■' j' '; i' ___ I| h | . ' Business Notices. Tff;.«S! O T -, _ I '_ C .-'. ;-E. SAMUEL PARKER,' "■' Having Withdrawn from the Plumbing Busi ness, has REMOVED his Large and Varied Stoclis of Plumbers' and Gosfitters' Materials to his M ANUFACTORY, VICTORIA-STREET EAST, whero he will continuo the Manufactur ing of Galvanizod Iron Tanks, O.G. Spouting. Ridging, Plain and Lead Edge, Load Head Nails, Lead Washers, &c, &c. A Large and Varied Stock of all the Requisi tes of tho Trade always on hand and to arrive. All PLUMBING ACCOUNTS are requested to bo paid during the ourrent month. N.B. — North Shoro Business will be con tinued as usual. ', ~* ','. '" ' 7*.":: SAMUEL PARKER, Victoria-street East. J_tna li. IBS4'. ' ". . ■ X A M E S K• N O X, tl Mem. Inc. Soct, Eng., CIVIL AND PRACTICAL ENGINEER, Consulting Enginkkib, PATENT AGENT, PLANT VALUER. 34; N.Z. Insuranc- BumiNOß.' A 8 X IP 08, •":- ii AND '••''• - '-'" SEE THAT YOU GET, ,J CSaLBBRATEDj ■■' '. TREACLE ' ''."' ' ,"' ■ ' TREACLE ■■■' " ;■'■ ..'' .(ill . : AND ■ ■' ■■; GOLDEN SYRUP. GOLDEN SYRUP. FOR VALUE AS DIETETIC ;: ,' '' See Mapioal T_a_iMOSiA_a., '____ QUGAR LOAF STORE. -1 T. HILL Bogs to Inform the public of Auckland thaths has secured the services of MR, T. HOLLAND, . .''.'j Of the late firm of Dolland and Fortser. Old Customers of 11. and F. will m__i_ivk _Y_KY ATTENTION IIV TIiANSKKBRINQ THKIIC I-ATHONA__ TO HILL'S SUGAR LOAF ST 0 RE, WELLKSLEY STREET Corner of Elliott-street (opposite Abbott's Opera House). Goods delivered froo to all parts of the town, to the shipping, trains, and tram cars (when thoy start). . I_»ONSONBY ARCADE. XZ i (Near the Three Lamps.) ' -.<•: ANDERSON and WALKER, CABINET-MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS. AND BEDDING MANUFACTURERS, A. and W.'respectfully draw the attention Ol Ponsonby residents to their varied stock of FURNITURE, BEDDING, TOILET REQUISITES, &0„ . and to tho fact that all kinds of work In the various Departments will be done in first class st___. and at moderate charges. Experionoed Workmen sent to any part of . the Distriot ANDERSON anb WALKER,; PONSONBY ARCADE , "_. (NextN. Woofl. Butcher.) is.-»"H STENCIL, DOOR, AND WINDOW 'PLATE MAKER, AND GENERAL ENGRAVER. Steel Letter Punches and Rubber Stamps made to order. ' m On account of late Are, I have removed to WELLEBLEY AND ALBERT St. ' '. ; CORNERS. ~;,;;' ,' mH E N•-__ W ZEALAND POST ._THm£mSv§k<_ OFFICE DIR■EiC TOR Y. .1885-6 ■: ,1 -j-; i!l Published by Authority. -■■ . I. _ Local Office. Palmorston Buil^gs, Queen-st Ifoext the new offices of U.S. Shipp&g Co.) . •'Orders for Advertisements in, and Copies -Of the New Issue now being received, andevorj



| Auiuseincnts. .-. \ m H; E A T R E R O Vf A L TO-NIGHT AND EVERY EVENING. GREAT SUCCESS I :u.A. ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION ' THE VERITABLE MONARCH & PRINCI OF ENTERTAINERS, ■ ~ • professor a nderson.' rofejsor Anderson, \ -GREAT WIZARD OF THE NORTH I LOUISE \/lAUDE ANDERSON OUISE IVIAUDE i\.NDER3ON Among the Novelties TO-NIGHT will b< found SILENT TRANSMISSION OF THOUGHT* Miss LOUISE MAUDE ANDERSON reads th( Mind and Thoughts of Professor Andorsoi I while standing among the audience, : ::10^:5fi_W^A81^nlOn PLUTO'S BOTTLE 1 ,__.____ A NOVEL WAY OF COOKtNG 11 ... THE HUMAN HEN 11 Australian Way'Of Cobkirig Plum Puddings. Mathematics Mado Easy, or the Magic Liuhtning Calculator. 1 Tho Triple Metamorphosis, i Anderson's New Bird Cage Mystory i 12,000 Grains of Rice and the Three Magical Cones of Madras. VIVISECTION EXTBAORDINAB.Y ! VIVISECTION EXTRAORDINARY 1 • CUTTING A LIVING LADY TO PIECEB And scattering the fragments, an arm in one chair, a leg on another, aid finally the head is severed and carried ; about. PhenomenalSceneto be Produced)TO-NIGHT (MONDAY) only, as from this date it will be withdrawn to make room for othei Wonders. ,„ ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW! Box Plan at Lennox's, Stationer, Queen-street Dress Ch-ohfr 3^- gaga, 2s; Pfrto., f|/ Lecture-.:! YOUNG tMEN'S CHRISTIAN JASSO ;.jG_ .CIATION.- >_■_ tiyt_ ROOMS: CORNER OF WELLESLEY AND ALBERT STREETS. , WINTER .COURSE, OF, LECTURES. Friday, Jofcp<27:—".Amongst Ho.Simngs and Geysers."—Professor A P. Thomas, M.A., F.L.S. Friday, July 11.— Entertainment; Musical and Literary, .■ . . . \-. i . - Friday, July 25.—"Oxygon, with Experi mental Illustrations.—C. E. Button, Esq, Friday, August 1. — "The Violet-Crowned City; or, Athenian Life and Thought in the Time of Socrates."—Professor T. G. Tuckeb B.A. - »I-«'i ' Friday, August 15.-Entertalnment; Musical and Literary. I Friday, August 29.-r" Kingsley,"—H. G. Seth SmithsEsq-.TCM.' ; '' '-• ' ' Friday, September I.—" Radiant Heat"—Pro fessor Fred. D. Brown, B.Sc. Friday, October . Si-f-'t Abraham Lincoln."— Rev. S. W. Baker. Commence each evening at 7.30. Seats re served for Ticket-holders till 7.20. Tickets:for the Course,.to admit Bearer and Lady, ss: to admit Bearer only, 3s 6d; Single Lecture, is. May be had from the Booksellers, any Member of Comim. tee. or at the Rooms. - THO_.BUDDLE* )^ n s _ c „ V. G. EWINGTON f uon- becß, Wm.BRAKENRIG. Gen. Sec. Sportliig. _____^U_ME____r*> "\T O W OPEN, XX '- "JOHN BULL'S CONSUIiSATION on' the HAWKK'B : BAY STEEPLECHASE, to be ran at Napier on 26th June. 1884. : Unlimited number of subscribers at 10s, each. Divided as follows— , ■_■ „j First Horse _W 7/^ . L{ 30 per cent Second Horso.. - _. 20 per, cent., ; Third Horse ..... ~ lo,per cent... ,■/ . Others (divided) „ _~' .. 40 per oent. „,- Application by letter only, enclosing two stamps for reply. ___.-"__.' Addrkss-JOHN BULL, care J; T, KNIGHT,1 Contractor.. Hobson-street; or Box lit Post office, Auckland. £3,000 J^^S;^,ooa C\ R A N D NATI O' N A L iX aTEEPLECHASE. . i To BB Run at MELBOURNE, JULY 19, 1881. 6 000 MEMBKHa AT 10s * First .31,000 101 CASH AWARDS. Second 400 2atloo «200 Third.....'. 2-0 2 „ 50 „.. 180 Others (divided) 350 -A „ 25.,......,. 100 ■ 5 ,: '15.:.. .'...(. 75 20 „ 10 Li. 200 .'if-. , ,20;, i ;6..... 120 51 „ 5 254 ' 1 101 «105U ■/ This Consultation will remain Open till adver tised date of Closing. Should Applications exoeod. number, .tydyertiaed, „ the JJrlzes for Horses wiU be-Increased oi-ortfiair; value, and an additional number of Cash Awards Included. Please send P.O. Orders' when convenient, and do not enclose coin; Two Stamps also for replies, and One Shilling added to all Country Cheques, which must be certified to as " Correct." N.8.-r_Naj_es,and Addresses of Th|«fPrlnol pal Winners can be obtained by Subscribers. "AI^MA^TIiA,"; |U ,, CARE OF MB ABRAflAl^i %Zj. t ~. i, 80x,351, Post-offlce, Diijiedto. MELBOURNE CUP!>yiLL FOLLOW. DO N* ~Q,ni<XiQ; Tr E'S CONBULTATIdN- lON « THE MEL BOURNE CUP. 10,000 S'-BSCRIBERS, 108 EACH DIVD_)EDASFOLLG;VS: ---.( 165 PRIZES. 1..1 lßt Horse «™2 2nd Horse ™0 3rd Horse .. .. . -- .. 200 Others (divided) __ M ?'!{i * JiiKIiTL! U! »-*335_5 41 CASH AWARDS.' 2 at £200 ■.:,,:. .VTl'.. ••-.- mu&M 4 „ IUO 100 10 50 .. ..: -. -• -• «00 10 " 40 100 20 „ 25 fOO 40 „ 20 800 30 , 10 300 20 , 5 100 25 II 4 100 £3,500 This is one of the best Consultations ever plaoed before the public, each tioket having 10 chances, the tioket being - drawn .-ten-separate timoß. Tho cash-m-ieesiwlll be ptfdt immedifc tcly after the drawmg.jwhich wifl trtje J»^_™ the presence of a 'Co&mittco of •Shir<fliOl^ers ° Send P. 0., payable to Don .Qulxofo only, Wiffi two Btamps for reply. If oheqnbs are sent add one shilling, exchange. RegisJ^ered^efte^ and telegrams not accepted." _ jt_ Address—Don Qu__ora,ica,reof.A..CameH)n, P. 0., Auckland. ■■ . „ . ' . T> OB .ROY'S; MONSTER; CONSUI4T4-- JlXi TlON.—Grand .National Steeplechase: To be run at Melbourne; July VllW&ffS^ 8,000 Members at, 10s-£4.000. ..WJllGloee Jply ~)•1 BW• 117 Cash Prizes.' C FirttHorse ~ «,SOO p|at,W0 t .. A ...ii«B Second Horsa .' 'BM K2 „'B0 l .. ..' (100 Third Horse .. . >_00.(.5;,y i 25 .. .. OS OOfersdivided..,. ilSO.,^-, ,santß ;; \$ .. _ 20-U- 6 '.'. it — • MM 60 „ 5 .. .. 300 '!- '- ''J «2JKO ___? >i '' " *_\ Apply early, and by letter Only eMlofilngWo stamps forrepUes. P.O. Orders made payable to Rob Roy only. Bank Notes accepted,^ReeiJ tered Letters and .Telegram?, not, ajjten^. Choques to bo mad. 'payable to a No. ot-.B^lreT, and If country, tobe niWkof^te^y.Bsffik, with. Is .xchange.-Ad.drcss' only, .ROB. HOY, careofMrW.'WalteysiP^stofflcol-Auckland.l ' '"'''': "*"''""'"" '"" '''' " "' '' Bag-gag "' WBATiiEIi1" fi&t^SS I shall Show OUTSIDE on FRIDAY *5_E a ',1 7 1 'SATURDAY, T '<■• J T • T>I.A WAREHOUSE JS*t>fc_CS** 3 of Ladles- and Children's Black Straw Hat: new shapes, at 3d, Gd, and 9d each. Take a walk this way, and See them. '____,_ lotbl'Meh'g ___-tt;_^ i H_t-'ttt SsM osualiy 80ld at is 6di Z ''' W Z ''.'''' '••' K J. RBND_a_L, '!/'' .Brighton. HpußK '; __' ; ' (Top o't'Grejr-Btreet).'^' __\ P_ fVB HAND AND 'TO ARRIVE I WOOD'S FLOUR. 200-, lOO's,'andso's ', " McGILL'S OATMEAL, aXfe, 25's, andTs "' OATSHFeedaadiMilltoß) ; ,y, !>v'Ml I WA&ATO POTATOES ,___,.„_, MAIZE. SHARPS, BRAN, CHAFF IfOVeiTwHEAT, 6NIONB. CHEBSK K___B AND BACON, TEA. _ ~, ._ . , SUGAR. BONEDUST-.>. w.3.. '?,. :1/ ; PR^OO^Im BEEF. 1001b kegs, f. Buj,i •■:.kkn..r. i,'*o.i • , Also, ■■' ■'< T- AB_trVS IEt'OXIIT-K. >f ■a* A» e il^. M .».;,^AToN, GOMIBI^B-STBIE-! ' | .HTfll'. :'. ,ItTTW.B .WiVVnOHY _



Amusements* -,1 - f 4B BO T T'S OBE R A H OUSB,' Proprietor Mr H. N. Abbott. aeßs Manager.......Mr Lochlan MoGowanr* THIS (Monday) EVENING, June 23. I : Undkk the Patronage of the Ladies, , " The Gentlemen must follow." C FAREWELL BENEFIT OF . . : •"•'" "■'"'■- - .. ... MR J. R,' GREVILLE. ;_:.:,; KihdJy .ememhared as Larry Jarvis,'thyrMWfr* mini and a Party by the Name of Johnson*, ft,) First Productiop of the Local piece of ,1 Extravagance, ■..; ■,"-_ THE IRISH VOLUNTEER. . THE IRISH VOLUNTEER. "!,,- THE IRISH VOLUNTEER. ( ; , . ■•< Scene: Auckland. Time: T_c Prjespflt. ;.,, > MISB CARRY NELSONaaMary Magoe, Blag. 1 Ing with Mr Greville an original: duet Patrick McGuffln (anunemployed)..Mr Greville (Both new chum piotegees of Mr O. Mays,. ) ;:-,! -. Auckland) :'- Tho performance will commence with | > ■, , HAND AND GLOVE. „ 1 Between tho Pieces, the Thrilling Sensation . ■>• Act of THE LANCASHIRE LASS. • ■■_ Come early and secure seats. MR GREVILLE hTt HREE DIFFERENT,, i,CHARACTERS, ' ■ _. Supported by tho Whole Strength of the Company, v i-i •' TO-_vIORRO\V (Tuesday)-AKOTS__SK GREAT * B WEDNESDAY-BENEFIT' Ip -jjbi' FRANK CATES—THE BELLS, and other entertain: merits. . "'"",',;,'-'." (.'-ii »ii_.t: :"■'■ ••■'■ \ ABBOTT'S OPERA H OUSE< Lessee ;.■•.■.. ::A.T.Dußni_g ~,- (Of the Melbourne Opera>Ho_se). {" "'_'; . :" GRAND INAUGURATION: OPERA BOUFFE SEASON I '".-.'. . OPERA BOUFFE, SEASON! '■■ O?ERA BOUFFE BEASONI^ SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE/ 58, SEASON OF TWENTY-FOUR NIGHTS. FIRST APPEARANCE in Auckland;. bf'the PREMIER LYRIC ORGANISAWONI OF ' AUSTRALIA- ... .' :;...■ -■•<" . THE . FAMOUS LONDON "COMIO OPERA COMPANY';/:,; i., .■•■•■■• : OF '". ~,. /_ I '..:: >' 30,.Le;ading Artistes, • ■ ___».,a.' V 'n> "-.•■■'■ Grand Band Chorus 6f> »0. The initialperf ormance of _bis famous Compaav - wUI beLecocQ'ft World-renowned Opera ~,!,..' *iComi^ue,'/ '■-■ j, > MANOIiA^-tLe Jour ;/ etla N-it.,,,;■; And iricHentarWnd Ballet of Nations, i To bo . followed in rapid succession by THE BLACK CIOAKS,' BOCGACOIO, RIP VAN WINKLE. The KING'S DRAGOONS. . ,';... BLUEiBEARD,i&o. -,'Manola". was'performed in; London for il months to immense audiences, and on the oc casion of its first production __ the Colonies en joyed an unprecedented run Of 86 Week., THE GRAND BAIJjET:, „ ,'j§: With which the Opera concludes is one of tho finest Stage Spectacles ever witnessed, and haa everywhere created a perfect furore. . : PRICES OF AD__ISSION:. « Dress Circle and Orchestra Stalls... .. Os Stalls!. .. .. ■..- ■.'., '•-, •-■ fa .■", Family Tickets. 120 Dress Circle or Orchestra Stalls .. £5 ..Stalls ... - i.' .. .. •'.."., ... «3 , Transferable and available_or any evening duiff ~, i» n» i ing the season.. . "_.'•:" :..,V '<■ Obtainable at tho Box Office at Mr Lennox's, Queen-street where seats may, bo reserved for the first _lxnights,. , . ~: ■':'■•■ ' ! " ,!l* '"'^'IJ.HAJiLI-'Ax, Business Manager. t>'Y;-/;';"b ■.e.\'q,/,u. i ;:b' !:"S t. . THE SERVICE OF SONG : "MOTHERS LAST "WORDS" ' Will bo Re-given THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, JUNE __3, '''•''■•'•' ■ IS THE ~'.',] ,|,.,n:._," !! ■■■ ' .'..'.'.':„;,".'; PONSONBY HALU rr~"; The POEM, which is usually read, Will bo Recited by Twenty-one Reciters, mostly: „', , : Children, who acquit themselves } .» in ex«ellentßtyle;'"':',;) , '.:-" The MUSIC, which is lively and pretty, will be rendered by ov_r Sixty Voices, under the £ , : Conduotorship of' MB R. J. Soustkr. , TICKETS—Is, Children half-price— to be had of Mr Douso or Mr Jack, Ponsonby Road. TTIIW MA" R _T_TT HAL L. TUESDAY EVENING; JUNK 24, 1884. MR ANGELO FORREST'S CONCERT, Admission, la. To Concert & Dance, 2s 6d. Doors open at 7.30; commence as 8 punctually TJEM OE'_.__ V^Ool AL' UNION. The next Dance will take place in the Hall on TtoRSJoI^EVE-^-NaSrd'^July, from eight to twelve.'-''' '.'-••! __\ ■••■•-' ■■•"■ ~. M. A. CLARK,Hon.Sec, ODDFELLOWS' HALL,:! f'6NSON_#' ."—PfiOF. Bernard will in future held his Elomontary Dancing Class at the aboVe Hall. First Term begins TUESDAY, 24th, 7.30. *.__. Vacansies for ladles and gentlemen; terms; £1 SB.':- !■■ -■■-. " '"■ ..-:■""-"' -:-■■ •■'■ -'■-- .-.•■.', nfiHE ;art; :of Waltzing. ,j>l. "'THE NEW WALTZ. Second Term of PROF. JUI-ES DE BER NARD'S SelectUlasses, Masoni. Hall, Princes street—Adultei Wednesday, J_ne 25,7.36 p.m.; Juveniles, Saturday, 21st, 3.30 p.m. Ladies. Special Class, TmM-day, 19th; 10.30 a.m. Terms: Gents and,S.C.,aEl ss: Ladies and Juveniles, 1 Guinea.,:P»ns___y Class—Tuesday..24th, 7.4S p.m. Oriehunga, at Mrs General.. Stoddard's, Selwyn'-street—JjivenUes, Weduesdays; 3;p.m.; Adults, Mondays, 8 p.m. Mrs Glover's, Symonds ftreet— Thursdays, 7.30 p.m. - Remuera, at Mrs .aw's — Ad_l_j,-Frii_v_rß---iraa.; JuvenUes (Second Term), Saturday, 28th, 10 am. Terms 61 55, from date ot entrance; Jnveß_los.i£l Is. Prof. B. • rittends all the leading Ladies' Schools. ;Specialtios—The" Now Valse Shy, eleraiit, arid graceful, how everywhere danced in Europe by the-upper class; also tho Slow # Valse and.Frenoh Cotillions, hfs ,i i ~> Intending Pupils are requested toj,apply early. Classes filling rapidly. . , , _ Pipt. B.'gives Private Le*son_ daily in New 1 Valse, &c, at Masonio Hall, Princes-street - For further partloularsapplyiat residence, 75. Hobson-street; or obtain . Cards at Upton's,' 0 Queen.-street--.— ■———--— : ——.-—«-■.; ■ ■ l '" i I ; Electoral. i ________ .-■■■ I _________ mo THE ELECTORS OF FRANKLIN J* b. lf ,-.,, :n., O ,NQRTH.. _~ . : ni -.i::.:->-:•> G-NTLKMItN, 'ZZ'" ' <■•■■■■ •'• _ . I hive the honour to again offer myself ns a Candidate for your suffrages.'•! '!<• th-rar.-i mm Tomoßt of you; I ami well known, and need hardly say I have previously contested this seat, Should you domethehonourtoretusnmoon tliis occasion as your representative, I shall devoW my best energies to seoure for tho district that* I proportion of expenditure to which ,it Is justly, entitled, and to advance Its prosperity by every , possible meansJ- "; '-:>'''.-•■' . > ■■•■■* ■ -^k 1 shall consider it my Imperative duty— •"' i I To insiat on the making of the Taranaki Rail i way and the, Auckland Station. ■ ■ : l- --.-t i To advocate rigorous rotrenchmcax in; all . branches of the Government service, and eni i deavour to thus avoid the necessity of freish i taxation. : -■-: *i#\««__iil ol SF[OT!J . [ To only support a Sound financial administra , tion and liberal laws. .; ,i: \-..:'i --;'-..: - ■ : To give a general support to the Native land ■ :measures" otMr'B-yo'e.r,, , ~.-,.-,,. ■:•_-,, i« ) -I understand "the wants. of every porHoa.pt ' ! your district:' I h&ve a considerable stake ii l£ I and will give special attention to thb farming '• .interests. .•' :.-■' '"-.!■■' •:■•-'■ '•-■'>■■: ■>■•'< -.nv-iri ■ ; if I have the honour to I*o returned; ; I yon can rely on me to be true to Auckland, ana' i ! to- give a igoneral though thoroughly itidopeb -1 dent Bupport to the presont Government fh* , i I havo tho honour to bo, ''" -'''J 1 ! Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, * .....„■..„.■■ ~,.-.r r. ... ... W.-F.-BUOK_iANP.-a •":fl!'l!j__l, _ * I _..■:• ■."'': >ijf. * s Educational. "VTIGHT SCHOOL.—Evening Classes in _I_T •■ IReading^Writlng, Arithmetlo, etc,' for Boys, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; Young; I Men, Tuesday and Thursday. Hours, from 7to 9 p.m.! Terms, Is per week.—By Mr H. Kramer, Shortland House. Short__nd-street MR J_ 5! WOODH Jl Ml Tbacbkr of thb PIANO-TQRTE AND HARMONIUM. _. _. . , Address Care of ;Mit A. Eady, Auoklana , Musio Warehouse Queen-street ~#. i - i # , -g. MO 05R8,: KiH A TT EJfe PITT AND BEBJSWQ^-ST-^ETffllF Wanted, everybody to know that we hava the best and largeati assortment of .Hats i 3 Auokland, including Splendid Felt Hats; _s 6d; . extra quality, Bs Bdj Gentlemen's Silk Hate, 16s. M; extra quaUty, 18s 6d; Ladles' Silk L Riding Hats, best quality, 18s 6d. 1% ~n ■■ N.B.—Our easterners will please call in as often as convenient to have their, Silk Hata Dreseed, for which no oharge will bo made. •'!- J__*'d'R,'__;::ffi¥'*Sß, t,';' i" -'] r,| PITT AND BBRESFORD-STREETS, j :,:■ ■_.-*.. ... ::■:.■.■..,.,.,:,..j.:„: . .... _ i ' .■.-■