The Auckland Evening Star.

VOL. XXVI.—NO. 4,410

AUCKLAND, N.Z., WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1884

PRICJ_: ONE PJfiJNNY.



S__pp_n.» ~g - _ OAC..FIO MAIL STEAM ■■':■:■£'.<[•! .A J-- h;,!,l> co. iiA^.y;:-y.:,.y r7n\-jv:r,}\ tub L'NlTEi', s-'T.\'l'KS O." AMERICA, V* < HONOLULU, TO GREAT BRITAIN Under Postal Contra<" v,.;ii tboGovei. , rtn «.„ „l New Zeiihin." and now South W^? n-aOl ;>.,..,.,.,,,-,. r hooked through ~.,.' . l_<)-n'iin i. P'iris via Iho Gre. ® Liverpool of Amu'rioi vi-x tho Sican ■' OVe.land Road Lima from New York." ** v"5 AtlanUt Steamer. r . ,'. '- »\ to <*' 1 Date of .• .ft*.'».■ Sailing to \ Sailing to .y I Sydney ; 'Frisco. 'l 1 "l_Sl Znalun-' I Gn ornboul 1881, City >'<* 3.L'111. July 27 August 19 a. ->f Sydney.... "i.iei August 21 Sept. 10 ■ *__tA-alia | 3.2011 Sept, 21 July 22 FARES:— First-class CC* and upwards .V. orat.... . ... £._ 3s3d aud upwards l'.i-st-class to San Francisco £10 Steerage .'.£2o Through Cabin Passengers nro permitted to [ay over.il. Honolulu, or any ot Iho cities ot the United btutes. not to exceed -ix iiioiulis. No Shipping Orders will li ; . i-i.uod aitir i p.m. on the day before tho j-iiling o: steaiiurs for Sr.n Francisco. For freight tiilcs and a!1, other lufonnation apply to TIIOS. T. GAMBLE, Agent, Lower Uuccn-.treot. sJLrJAgr- (\ R1 EH T LINE. '•> , j<.* v t ndor contract with the New , . / v """"*■ South Wales Govornmont for T;...> t*i/>an. hips bclsinging to the .>u-r: Co. and the Fiici'lc Co. will loave .*■ ■ (•''..'.i and Al. LiIOURNi- nn tho under •n.fii.-.,-,™l.ti.ii-.f'.r!.<.)ND'iN.viaAl>KLAlDE O'.'-■:>.'. I'AliCiA (at steamer's option), HUE/?. ,\nd NAPLES:— Steamor. From Sydney. From Molb'urne. Lusitania July 13 July 25 John Eldeh.. Aug. ■_• Aug. 8 ClllMllOllAKO.. Aug. Hi Vug ''2 sokata Aug. :a Sept. 5 And fortjugntly tneroartor. "hrmigh faros to London, £21 to £l§^ i*-.rf.i_igere Becuro spcciiU ad.v&ritßKOS by tM.-:.'iiK through from New Z.ni ftn d, Second r.n?s paasongora by Onr-Jtst _«,,„ ftiro prov i ded " N vwSb 'to tt! ox- Jes">3 »* J«ul6ourne. N.ULES TO LO-«__^-^; by _tail.-Speclal iTl aA& c?™*Ts° *->*' Messrs Cook an. Sena need rates -arou K h tickets at greaUy re ,il.lA^n^V^ PVWM LONDON.-Speclnl facill ■';, ,'J"° J6. for bringing out Frionds and i"^.* .<*hy pro-paymont of tho passage-money . '-_r rRC_\.L RETURN TICKETS, available for «3mop.t<hti. »ro issued at tho fellov,ing rat«B :— \.r« Saloon _ £117 Sooond Saloon .. .. ~ _ £77 PARCELS BOOKED THROUGH to LON tBOK at Reduced R»_m. tfrrfcrtbwpnrticnlar- apply to UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OK NEW ZKALANh iI.IiUTMH, Agents iv New Zeci.-.d. QTEAU TO LONDON. j-^M^^i*PENTNSUL.\R..ORIEN'rAL '^_*__£_3?*__ll * STKAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. FPU LONDON* QIUKCT."vIaIiOMBAY. SSajime- ! Leave ! Lot v. i Sydnoy. j Melbourne. " j mi. i _88L Assam I July D July 15 gUTLKj July 23 : July 29 Pksuawur ' Aug. li ! Aug. 12 BALLAKAT 1 Aug. 20 Aug. 20 INDUS i Sep. 3 | Sep. 9 And ttencetorwarQ every alternate week. Passengers and cargo booked to London. Mar seilles. Italy, Egypt, Indts, China, and Japan _i tnodorat o ratos. Roturn ticket, ltsuod both to Unit and second lifip—jsengcraat especially low rates. Cheap reaervod accommodation oan be obtained in this eouipany s voKSola. Passengers booking at AeoVland secure special advantage-. For till particulars apply to CRUICKSHANK & (XU»A_6_t_ ''_,!, .eon-Btroo»,. Auckland. !t . ■■■'■_ ••_. - TTNIOK STEAMSHIP A; . S^Jy'' -, U COMPANY OF NEW |' S i?t^. S, /K.U-AND (LIMITED). I||' TIMS TABLK.-JULV. -OR TAKA.AKI, NKLSON, PICTQN, WEL LINGTON, L-TTELTON, AND WK3T CX'iAST PORTS Ifrom Manukau). _~ I ... ,„ ... . Latost H-cnmor, [ oat, of fcaUlng. | Train , Hawea I Tuoa.. 15. 1 p.m. I 12 noon RotokUA I Tne_. 22, 'J. 30 am. 1 S 10 a.m. FOR GISBORNK, NAPIER,"WELLINGTON. LYI'TELTON, AND PORT CHALMERS (frcra Auci:',.-.nd). RINQAROOMA I Thura., 10. noou I — (Cargo on Wednesday.) Te Anau I Thurs.. 17. noon i — " FOR MELBOURNE (via BLtrrrl. RINgXroOMA ! Thurs., 10, noon I — Tb Anau 1 Thurs., 17,n00n I. — ~ FOR SYDNEY. Abawata. I Tues., 15,5 p.m. 1 — 6'OR UISRORNE, NAPIER, AXD WEL- ~ LINGTON. South-CKoaal Tues.. 15. o p.m. I — FOR GREYMOUTH. ~ Omapkhk I Thurs_, 10,1 p.m. I — __3___OR SUVA AND" LEVUKA. IK .QiiiN I Mon., 28,5 p.m. 1 — (No cargo after noon.) _ Cargo must be booked and alongside Two Hours before advertised time of departure. Passage Tickets must be taken at the Com uar.y'a Office (Auckland Branch). Fort-street Z -eVroiITHERN STEAM- F_L> SHIP CO. (LIMITED), t TIMK-TABLE.-JULY. \ (Weather and other Circum _ stancos Permitting.) FROM QUKKN-STREET WHARF. FOR TAURANGA AND BAY OF PLENTY STBAMBg. 1., PATH Q*T BAILING. Glenelg Thursday, 10, 5 p.m. Wellington Monday, 11, 7 p.m. Wellington Thursday, 17. 7 p.m. Glenelg Monday. 21. 5 P.m. Glenelg Thursday, 21, 5 p.m. Wellington Monday, 28, 7 p.m. Wellington Thursday. 31,7 p.m. . Connects at Tauranga for Opotlki Sta_a and Bay of Plonty Ports every Tuesday. , FOR RUBBKLL, W—-NOABOA. AND MANUQNPI. Glonolg 1 Monday, U, 6 p.m. WeJlinKto. 1 Monday. 21. 7 p.m. , ~,- • Glenelg I Monday, 2S 6 p.m. For Whanciakki, Whangarki Hkabb. and manoai'ai. . Macgrcgor | Every Tuesday, 7 p m. KOS WHANQAUKI AND WHANUAUKI HBADS; (Carrying lia-tsengoi. and curgo-nr vv mi,i.t. Macgrcgor 1 Evory Tuesday and Friday, 7 p.m. From Whangahki to Auckland (From Railway W hart.l 1 Thursday, 10, 9.30 a.m. | Monday, 11,1* noon I Thursday, 17,12 noon Macgrogor Monday, 21.2 p.m. Thursday, 21, 9.30 a.m. I Monday, 28,12 noon | Thursday. 31.12 noon , I. s. Macgrogor leaves Auckland for Whanga roi on Tuesdays and Fridays at < p m- „ Saloon, I9s; Steerage, lis. Return. Saloon, 15s; Steerage, 10s. . , - All Moils and Railway Fares uicliide . When the tides do not suit times indicated, the steamer will leave tho Town Wharf at lugn water. _^ Fog Mkbci.'bt hay. Row ena 1 Every Monday and Friday. 7 p.m For Great Bahkikr, Tuyphena, Port Fitz- roy, and w-iasqal'akapaba. Rowena | Every Wednesday, 1 p.m. FROM MANUKAU, For Waitara. Argyle ■ I Wedesday, 9,tl p.m. "— For Raolan and Kawhia. Douglas I .Tuesday, 22,10 a.m. For Hoicianga. Argvlo I Tuesday, la, I p.m. Argyle 1 Tuesday, 29, l p.m. Cargo must bu hooked and alongside Two Hours before advertised time of departure. Pt.B.tge Tickets n-ust be Liken at the Lorn pany'B Otlleo, No. f_. Queen-street. Auckland.^ TT.6E WAIT>HA.-Tho s.s. ARGYLE 1? will leave Oiiehunga Wharf nsi above Iwealher and other circumstance* Pc™itUn£ TO-DAY (Wednesday). July 0.1 PJjs*g"3™; Steamship Company (Limited), Auckland, or, A. Barnes, Onehunga. . Tj.OR RAGLAN AND KAWIIIA.-The 1} s.s. DOUGLAS will leave Onehunga "Wharf a. above (weather and other oircum stances permitting) on TUESDAY, July » at 10-a.m.-Novthe-n Steamship Co. (Limited), Auckland: or, A. Barnes. Onehunga. _» EDUCTION OF FARES.—S.s.. MAC^ _V GRKGOR to and from Whangarol Heads. 7s Cd saloon, os steerage; to and from v\ hanga rei and Mangapai, 10s saloon, 6s steerage. iMI ROWENA, to and from Met-ouryßay, 10s saloon •7s M srsorage; Freight. 5s per ton.-Northen. Ht-imsnip Comnany |L-__mkcd)____u_ckl_u___. .._:_,-_.•-- o - R -g A L - SA Culler GIPSY, 27 ton; . K&....J ■/•■-).;:_ ._ register. . , *^^"K?im See- GIIO3T, 3G lons register -■■S*G^^^ t *' '_,•_,„ -bovo vessels are ii thorough good order, having beim recentl. overhauled. For particulars apply to the NEW ZEALAND TIMBER Co. (Ltd.). Customs-street West.



._k_i.pi_.t-_. <4^L.r IATAIUKU ANI) one '______.. '" HUNGA STEAM «al_fi§lg£ NA VI°ATION CO. (Limited) TIMK TABLE.-S.S. MANUKAU. July, 1881. Leave Onehunga: Lcavo Waiuku! ,. _... cd"7 I *-m- D-AVed.. 11.30 a.m. I M-,lhursday,7a.m. 10-Thurs.. 11.30 a.m. U—Fndaytfor Manukau ' Heads), 8 a.u\. _ ■ J-j-Saturday 8 a.m. 12-Saturdny. 12.30 p.m ll—Monday, !U_ ti.ni. 11-Monday, 1.1 fi p.m, 10-Wcd., 10.30 a.m. IB—Wed., . p.m. 17—Thursday, 11.30 .„m. 17—Thursday, 1 p.m. • 18—Friday, 2 p,m. _ „, , r r . 10-SatUrday, ~30 a.m. 21—Monday, 5 p.m, — on n, 7 <_ „. 42-Tuesday. 10 a.m. —-Tuesday, 5.30 p.m. — ■.„ _. _ _, 23-Wort., 11 an. 24— Thursday, 7a.m. Si-Thursday, u_JQa.li. 25—1< riday If or Manukau Heads), S a.m. "*" 26-Satui.aj-._3" a.m. iti-Sntu. _ay, 1 p.m. 23-Monday. 5.30 a.m. 28-Monday, 2 p.m. 30—Wod., 10.30 a.m. 30-Wed., 3 p.m. , 31—Tlnireilay, li.iiO a.m.3l—Thursday, 4 p.m. All fruights payable boforo delivery at grals. J. I'AUI. BROVVN, MnnaKing Director. 4~-A , r QTEAM TO WADE and _^3F2fcJi PUHOI.-Tho S.s. TAM J_^P=____.°'rillANTEU wiu 1(-avo as ■jS^^^rgi^g^under (weather permitting): ---*" " ' ' JULY. From Auckland lo Wade; 11—Friday, 3 p.m. Wade lo Auckland : '2—Saturday, . a.m. Auckland lo l'uhoi: 9—Wednesday, 2 p.m. l'uhoi to Auckland: 10—Thursday, 8 a.m. Orders end Small Parcels to bo left at E. Molveown's, Queen-at. Wharf, or W. S. Whitlcr. Quecn-at. Not responsible for gooda or parcels without shipping note. Jt_*Lg_~ S •**■ COKOMANDKL. w- SIMONS, MASTER. TIME TABLE. LoaVoß Auckland i Loaves Coromandol i July. July. Vvedneßday. 9,12 noon — — Thursday, 10,12 noon Friday, 11, 2 p.m. — — Saturday, 12,12 noon Weather and other cirouinstancoa permitting. Not responsible in shipping, carrying, or dis charging livo stock- No cargo received without shipping note, and within half an hour of advertised tulle df de parture. All Parcel, mi _t b_ prepaid on board. A. R. H. SW-NDL-.Y, Manager. ._^fer_'_T ,S" WAITAKI lWEinMaa^3Wfe£ll2 tons register, 120 h.p., will despatched to WHANGARKI, WHANGAREI HEADS, MANGAWAI. AND I-'ARUA HAY, From Auckland, every TUESDAY and FIU DAY, at S p.m., from (Jucen-strcct Wharf. Cargo will be received at Railway Wharf as heretofore. FROM WHANGAREI: Thursday. July 10. at 'J. 30 a.m. Monday. July 11. at 10 a.m. 'I hur.day. July 17, at 2 p.m. Monday, July 21, at i 1.30 a.m. Thur.d'ay. July 21, at 0.30 n.in. Monday. July 28, tit 10 a.m. Thursday, July 31, at 2 p.m. A COACH meets the Steamer at Whangaroi Heads, and runs to Waipu. KAMO COLLIERY COMPANY (Limited), Agents. Oillce: Ha, Queen-street, opposite Firth's Mill. Jf _ LJTKAM TO THAM__ !____■_ >. Connecting with Rivet -..-Steamors tor STIRLING „ ■ ... _m agp'WOI.TII.OUINKMUm.WAI -*«S_„.iir&'** TKKAUfeI. WAIHI. Ti AROHA GOI.DKIELD3, MORRINSVH-LK WAITOA PLAINS, AND GRANT AND FOSTER'S 3ETTLEJIENT. TIMK TABLE J.S. ROTOMAHANA. P.S. ENTERPRISE No. ~ AND ANNK _________ FROM AUCKLAND! | Kotoninhnna I Knterpriflo I A. Milbank Wed. | - I 12 p.m. I - Vhurs. | 2.."il p.m. I — I — Fri. I "30 i>.m. I 12 p.m. | ■fat. |3.3t? p.m. I — I — FROM THAMES: ', Rotomahana I Entorpriso lA. Milbank Wed. I .a.m. i - I - Thurs. I — I 0.30 p.m. I — t*ri. ; Sn. m. I — I — jat. I 8.30 a.m. 18 p.m. I — No cm-go received for Rotomahana within Qalf-an-liour of advertised timo of leaving. Not responsible in Shipping, Carrying, or llscharging Live Stock. . P-VSKR & _____ Agenta. _* <f TJASSENGERS' LINB _^S»2j?_i OF PACKETS TO NEW ZEALAND. Owned by THE SHAW, BAVILL & ALBION SHIPPING CO. (Limited), W, Leadonhall-strcot, London. The above Une of Bhlps are regular trade™ to ill the principal ports in Now Zoalanu Ihoy «c clipper -hips, olassed Al at Lloj-ds, and commanded by experienced masters. The Wll of fare is most substantial, and of the hen <juallty, and the accommodation roomy ana convonient, ' . Tho undersigned are empowered to gTant passagea from London to New Zealand, pay ment for which have been guaranteed In the colony. Return ships to Lonuon also leave al ihncst regular Interval-. Full particulars on application to L. D. NATHAN 8. CO., ) OWEN & GRAHAM, \ Agents. CRUICKSHANK & CO.. I X J- "Z. -\rORTHERN RIVER JGSPa^k -Ll STEAM NAVIGATION (LIMITED). Capital. £50,000, TIME TABLE: __ S.S. DURHAM leaves Helensvillo for Wai roa on MONDAYS and FRIDAYS on arrival of train leaving Auckland at 7.15.a^m.. returning from Daboavilub at 5 a.m. TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS. __ , ,„ . S.S MINNIE CASEY leaves Helensvillo for Wairoa every MONDAY and WEDNESDAY on arrival of train from leaving Auckland at 1.30 p.m. S.S. KINA leavos Helensvillo for Otamatea every MONDAY after the arrival of 7.15 a.m. train from Auckland; and THURSDAY after tho arrival of the 4.30 p.m. train from Auckland, calling at POINT CURTIS on the Thursday S.S. KINA leaves Helensvillo for Port A_B*xr direct overy TUESDAY after the arrival of tho 1.30 p.m. train from Auckland, and returns to Helsnsville direct from Port Albert. Subject to alteration from timo to timo. W. LODDER. Managor. Afy^mTr A V ° X L A N D • July. Auckland to Wade-Wednesday, _, 10.30 a.m. Wednesday, 9,1 30 p.m. Wednesday, 16,8 p.m. Wednesday, 23,1 p.m. '' Wednesday, 30,8 p.m. Wade to Auckland—Thursday. 3,3 p.m. Thursday, 10, S a.m. Thursday, 17,1 p.m. Thursday, 21, 8.30 a.m. " Thursday, 31,1 p.m. Weather and other circumstances permitting. Parcels must bo prepaid on board. Annly to Mr A. MARSHALL. Master. , — V > _j.__r~MEI.CURY BAY ; _ffl_^__T f AND TAIRUA. - S.s. ' ,ag£aS'____yaN-U'TUN*KcvcryMondayand eSsSIgiJSS. Thursday, at 7 p.m. - For ,«a_iiSi_si»*^ f re ight or passago apply on uoar ______________________ CHARLES .ESKEt'h.] IALEX. AITKEN. HESKETH AND AITKEN arc glad to Inform their Customers and the Public generally that having sold the whole of their last year's Stock of Clovers, etc, they aro in a position to Offer an Entirely New Stock arriving per direct steamor Aorangi, from Lon don, and per Mail Steamer from San Francisco, as under, all current season's growth, consisting of— WHITE CLOVER (Trofolium repens) RED CLOVER (Trofolium pretens) ALSYKE CLOVER (Trofolium hybrida) COWGUASS (Trefolium perennc) SCARLET CLOVER ITrefolinni incarnatum) TREFOIL (Mcdieago supulina) LUCERNE (Medicago .ntiva) . ALFALFA (Medicago Chilians) TIMOTHY (Phlcum I.items) , CRESTED DOGSTAIL (Cynosurus enstalus MEADOW FOXTAIL (Alopoeurus pretensis) SHEEPS FESCUE (Fostuca ovina), WOOD MEADOW GRASS (Poa nemoralis) PRAIRIE (Bromuß Schrcederi) DOOB GRASS RAT-TAIL (Sporoboius clongatus) , RYE-GRASS (Solemn perrene scmpervirens) COCKSFOOT (Dactylisglomorata) PURPLE anil GREEN TOP ABERDEB.N TURNIPS 1 DEVONSHIRE GREY STONE, WHITE STONE, AND GLOBE TURNIPS SWEDE TURNIPS They are also Agents for tho Bonedust as Manufactured by tho Auckland Manure Com pany, Sydney Bonedust and Flour, Mineral and Bone Phosphates, Potato and Gr % asa Manures. ' Peruvian Guano, Nitrate of Soda, and other ' Artificial Manures ; Oals, Maize, Barley. Beans. Pease; Coarse, Fine, and Rock Salt, Cobra, and | Linseed Cake ; New Zealand Flax and Tow, etc. **^EvF_EASON'S CLOVER HAY i FROMMATAMATA, In small pressed bales of about 1121bs oaoh. , SOLD IN ANY QUANTITIES ' tiy all Dealers, and in not less than 1-Ton lots by THORNTON, SMITH, & FIRTH.



Money. : \ rONEY TO LEND- In sums of £2! _.* __ and upwards, at current ratos of Interost Apply to PETER OLIPHANT, Solicitor, High-street. \/TONEY TO LEND, on Freeholc i»i. Socurlty, at a low rate of Intorost. iiurion and Napier, Solicitors, High-street . _ v -kland. V/fO-EY TO LEND, at "current rates o __I_ interest,—Lalsliley and Jaokßon, Queen street, • i**> AAA TO LEND rtt Cttrren "_-y -V .V" V. R_t#s of Ititef net on Freo „ __ hold Security. __W. _. O'SDLLIYAN. Shortland-street MONEY TO LEND, at a modenfe rite of Interest.—Apply to JADKBON ft IVUSHBT.L, .OlicUors, Fan-.ir.al ' TVTONEY TO LEND, on Mortgage, Ol i__L. First-olasc Freehold Securities, W. COLEMAN, Solicitor. National insurance Building*. ONEY LENT ON FftOMIBSOR^ Ni/fKa, HOUSES, FURNITURE, fee BILLS DISCOUNTED DAILY ■ MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED*' ; JOHN W. HARDIB, Land, Commission, and Estatb Aaiwi, HIGn-STRKET. Auckland. JLIX.HANGB ON NEW TORE AND __ LONDON, In nuns to suit. TOR SALE BY ARNOLD. HINES, & CO., Pernor of Custom-house and Fort-streels. MONEY TO LEND, In iftrge or small Bums, at usual rates of Interest. CON NELL & COOLER, Solicitors. Vulcan Lane, _____IA?_A TO LEND in sums of from 3W _>\7\7\. ~0 tln.ai'dß.-Apply Win. S. Cochrano, Cochrano's Auction Mart, 180, Quech- Btreet. MONE V TO LEND on,fr ediold socurity. —Josoph Blades. Solicitor. Vulcan Lane. MONEY_O LEND, on good freehold securities, at ourrcnt rates. — Arch. Buchanan, Solicitor, Queon-strcot (opposite Bank of Now Zealand). _ T ONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY, HIGH-STREET, NEXT TO ATKINS PRINTING OFFICE. £5 to 1,000. This Company grants Loans on PERSONAL SECURITY ON FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD SECURITY ON FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES, or on any available security, repayable in WEEKLY OR MONTHLY INSTALMENTS, or in any way to uit the Borrower, Loans may be repaid at tho rato of Stxponco por week In tho Found. Bills Discounted at Current Rates. Bank of England Notes and Australian Hank Notos llought. All communications strictly confidential. LONDON LOAN ~AN"d DISCOUNT CO., HIGH-STREET (Next to atkins Piunti.q Okf.ce.> INDUSTRIAL and PROVIDENT PER MANENT BUILDING. LAND. AND IN VESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND. Cornor of QHcen-strcet and Vulcan Lane. INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Society is now issuing: Ordinary Investing Shares, carrying full rate of interest and profit. Paid-up Investing Sharesof £20each,carrying 7 per cent, interest (payable half-yearly) and participating in profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Intoreet allowed on dopositß for: 12 months 7 per cent. fi months 8 per cent. 7 days' notlco 5 per cent. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. Tho Society advances on Approvod Freehold and Leasehold Property to tho extent of throe fourths of the valuo. Borrowers may pay off part or tho whole of their mortgages at any time. Reduced Table of Rates and any further parti culars required may bo obtained at tho Society b Olilcee. GEORGK FHASER. Managor. UCKLAND PERMANENT CO OPERATIVE BUILDING & INVEST MENT SOCIETY. OFFICE: 117, QUKKN-STItKKT. ' LOANS granted upon approvod securities of Freehold or Leasehold Properties in sums of fi'_o to £_NO, principal and interest boing repay able in instalments at the following RKDUUED Rates for repayment of each gig > borrowed:— Repayments extend- ,>__ wn_k '^S^l Amount ing over rer w °** Repayable. & B, d. S, b. d. 1 .car .. ..200 101 0 0 2 years .. .. 10 10 108 6 8 3 years .. .. H 7 113 15 « l years .. .. 11 8 me 8 G years .. .. 8 'J 136 18 a .years .. .. 7 1 »7 13 9 l.y.ai_ .. ■■ 0 3 l__JU And in the same proportion for smaller or larger loons. DEPOSITS.—Tho Sooiety receives Money on Deposit: —Repayable at 7 dayß' notice 5 por cent per annum; repayable in 6 months, 0 per cent, per annum. joHi . BATGgR , Seorfltary , ONDON MORTGAGE. LOAN, AND DISCOUNT BANK. 60, SHORTLAND-STREET, Auckland (Opposite A. Clark & Sons' Warehouse), And Littlo Collins-street, Melbourne. LOANS ARE ADVANCED FROM £10 TO £1,000. Upon personal, freehold, and leasehold security, repayable by Wqekjy, Monthly, or Quarterly Instalmorrts, at Lowest Current Rates. Advances made on Furniture.without removal, and all classes of Merchandise. Loans Granted upon Life Policies, LegaO-B, and Interests ot_>__ Wills. BILLS DISCOUNTED AT CURRENT RATES. Loans upon DepositofDeeds. Repayment by Easy Inbtalmbnts. FORMS GRATIS. All communications and interviews held strictly confidential. Bank or Enoland Notes __■ worn yiUTORIA LOAN AND DISCOUNT AGENCY, HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND, orrosiT. CITY oottuoin Ihahbbiw. money advanced in bumi of £10 to £1000 ON PERSONAL SECURITY, DEEDS OF PROPERTY, BOND WARRANTS, SHARES, &0, _BI_Y_ENT3 OAN BB MADB X WEEKLY Oil OTHER INSTALMENTS TO B.IT 80880 W BBS, COMMUNICATIONSCONFIDENTAI. POSTAL ADDRESBI BOX 80. q U. G RIFF IN, STENCIL, DOOR, AND WINDOW I PLATE MAKER, AND GENERAL ENGRAVER. Steel Letter Punches and Rubber Stamps 1, made to order. On account of late Are; I have removed to WELLESLEY AND ALBERT St. CORNERS. qUGAR LOAF STORE T. HILL Begs to inform tho public of Auokland that hi has secured the Bervices of MR T. HOLLAND, Of the late firm of Holland and Fort.er. Old Customers of H. and F. will beceivj EVERY ATTENTION BY TRANSFERRING THEIR PATRONAGE TO •"'•"• HILL'S SUGAR LOAF STORE WELLESLEY STREET Corner of Elliott-street (opposite Abbott's Opera House). Goods delivered free to all part, of the town to the shipping, train., and train cars (whei they start). TJ.DWARD BARTLEY ARCHITECT, STIOHBURY'S BUILDINGS, QUKE-.--TR._r,



Land and Estate Agents. 5 SAMUEL VAILE.] [.lOIIM DOUCILAS, Yaile & Douglas 1 (Late Samuel Vaile), ;' house, land, and estate agents, 1 Land and estate auctioneers, _ real estate valuators, t Brokers under the land transfer 1 a c T, ; SHORTLAND STREET (Nhxt thk Post-Off ice). BANKERS: Bank of New South Wai.hs. Sec also our advertisement in "N.Z. Herald and " Weekly News.") MORTGAGES BOUGHT . SEVERAL SUMS OF MONEY FROM £M UPWARDS TO LEND ON MORTGAGE. jCCOO-DEVON. OUT, NORTH SHORE, House of 8 rooms, with outhouse, orchard. ?ood woll, &c. Terms as agreed.—Vallo and )ouglHß. Estate Agents. Shorllundstreot. • i'G-O—NEW HOUSE of 0 rooms, with out house, tanks, &0., and allotment GO X HIS, voicanio soil; convenient situation. — Yoilo and Douiilas, House and Land Agents, Short land-street. 1271 i.OO— HOUSE' of 5 rooms and souliory, outhouse, tanks, &c.: allotment 33 x 100, vol -1 ennic soil. Terms—Half cash, balanco 8 per cent.—Vaile and Douglas. Houso, Land, and ' Ketato Agents. Shortland-strcoL 1302 £600—NEW HOUSE of Six Rooms and Scullery, Bathroom, Washhouso, &c.; largo Allotment (r_ X 230), volcanic soil: rapidly Improving neighbourhood. Terms, £200 cash, balance on mortgage.—Vaile and Douglas, House Ageuts. Shortiiind-stroiit. 1273 £1 Os PER ACRE—Farms at Pukekoho, varying In slzo from 00 to 100 acres; well situated, in good district. Terms, Quarter cash, balanco (I percent, in ii years.—Vaile and Douglas, Land and Estate Agents, Shortland streot. 1800 L3SO—FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE, with 84 Acres of rich volcanic loam ; very sultublo for a market gitrdoner: 9 miles from Auok land ; good road, also rail.—Vallo and Douglas, Houso and Land Agents, Shortland-st. I_so £200—TWO ACRES of LAND in one of the most, fashionable suburbs. Terms, 1 cash: balance, 7 per cent., 3 or 5 years.—Vallo and DimtrluH. Lund Agents. Shortland-st. 1218 NORTHCOTE — To Let or Lonso for 77 years, at a rental of £40 for tlrst 2 yoars, then £,_, New House of fi rooms and 1 acres of Land.—Vaile and Domrlas, House and Estate Agent-, Shortland-streot. 12IU £150 -Seven builctinu ALLOTMENTS, each 33 x 113, situated in Newton South.— Vaile and Douglas, Lund Ageuts, next tho I'ost-olliee. Shortlanil-struuL 1.15 £200—HOUSE of 3 rooms with two sheds, Allottni.tit 10 x 100. '-'0 minutes from Queen street.—Yailo and Douglas, Houso and 1 and Agents, Shortland-streel. 1213 Several Convenient FARMS of from 30 to 11)0 acres, situated within 30 miles rail from Auckland, part bush, naft open land, good soil, well watered. Price, from £1 to «lpor acre. Terms, J cash, balance 3or _ years 7 por cent.—Vniio and Douglas, Lund and Estate Agonta, Short land-street. 12U. £500—Capital Wnter.ido FARM, of i) 8 acres, about half rich alluvlul flat, 30 acres in grass. House of i rooms, dairy, sheds, &c.— Vaile and Douglas, Laud Agents, Shortland m _08~-ALLOTMENTS at tho North Shore, near the Big Dock, ..*> x 132 feet, from £18 10s each. — Vailo and Douglas, Land Agents, next tlio General Post-oflloe. £2 10s por foot—ALLOTMENTS in Son tinol-strect, Ponsonby, 182 ft. by 270 ft. deep.— Valio & Douglas, House and Estate Agents, Shortland-street. 1033 £900_Handy FARM, containing 90 Acres, all good land and well improved. Dwelling house. Store, Bam, Sheds, &c.. attached to this Farm; there is a prolltablo businoss, requiring but little capital to work it, This in a splendid opportunity for nn industrious family. Church and school closo at hand. Prico quoted includes good-will. Terms, £100 cash, balance 7 per rcnL—Vaile and Douglas, Houso, Land, and Estate Agents, Shortland-street. 1259 15s PER FOOT—A number of Allotments in the Mount Edon District. 50 by 132 foot, at from 15s per foot upwards. — Vallo and Douglas. Shortland - street, next tho Post ofllco. £I,SOO—SUBURBAN FARM of 55 Acres, having communication with Auckland either by water or rail. The wholo fsrm improved, and very euiiablo for dairy farm or market gardens: houso (six rooms) und numerous out-buildings. Tonus as agreed.—Vaile and Douglas, House, Land and Estate Agents, Shortland-street. 1278 £280.—NEW HOUSE of 4 rooms and Porch, flttod with grate, oven, safe. &c. Al lotment 33 x CO.—Vailo and Douglss, Land and Estate Agents. Shortland-Btreet. T. O L A V T O N« • HOUSE, LAND, COMMISSION AGENT AND B__ BROKER Allotments for Sale at Hamilton, NnroMUti Alexandra, and North Shore. Monoy lent on good security. Office i 30. Insurance Builduyn. Easiness Notices. ' m Iby appointment T8 HIS EXCELLBNCT THB GOVERNOR. GLEDHILL'S GINGER ALE, . IN PINTS AND QUARTS. PRICE-LIST ON APPLICATION. G. GLEDHILL, Welles_.ey-strect. 53 Tclcphono 63. AMES KNOX, Mem. Ino. Soot,, Eng„ CIVIL AND PRACTICAL ENGINEER' Consulting Engineer. PATENT AGENT, PLANT VALUER. 31, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. WILLIAM . 1 -tt-0 M A fi , Cornor of Lome and Vlotorla-itreeta. MONUMENTA|M|I|jgAND GENERAL AItCHITKCa'-I'IAL SOU__TOi- AMD CAItVKB. Inscriptions Accurate and BeautlfnL Monuments. Tombs, Headstones, and even description of Stono Work at the lowest Possible Prices for Town and Country. TT'r o v n d;_ l I M E . . GROUND LIME FOR SALE SOUTHGATE 8 MAHURANGI^VDRAULIC GROUND rivalled for durability and hard-setting qualities). For tanks and other wet work it is a first-class materiaL B. KEANE, ,"s!oL_ im AG_HT, ' CUBTOMS-STREET XXT H. SKINNER AND SON, VV • Builders, Carpenters, and Joiners. Vulcan Lane. All Branohesof theßdUdigglMde executed by : Experienced Workmen.. Shop Fronts, Office glttinga. && /"THOS. Jo HaRBUTT, j MANUIPAOTUBER Of CORN BROOMS, B« TRADE . X A P _ I }IJAB_ \ l a ' -J SUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKS. ® j. lTkean Has for Sale a number ol: Hg above, .^M • __£_ Eas Ut Be(nSt°do„'& O owt_'r™l.% La?ge QuantlUes of Spotiting. Ridging and TWn Pines always to Stook. Verandah Iron • cu^eda?the_hor?est notice. Country orde™ w.lTalways receive his prompt attention. Lead Washere always on hand. ; — T^TrN-T^GLASS. DELP., \.. PER CRUSADER. _„„ V^ STCLTJNG AT A SACRIFICE TO _ E MAE__ ROOTI-FOR FRESH CONSIGN : MENTS DIRECT FROM STAFFORDSHIRE. -'..- F. L B:. Ii 1 Having OPENED Temporary Premises, Is Now '■' Oaring CHINA, DELF, AND GLASS WARE at Prices hitherto dkknown in Auckland, and ; Respectfully Solicits Intending Purchasers to ! Inspect HIS STOCK before Buying Elsewhere. i, s. d. n White and Gold China Cups and Saucers, largo size .. .. B. I) per ao_. _ White and Gold China Cups and ~ » Saucers, small size ■_■•„. " Delf Plates, 8 and 10in., 2s and .. 2 U „ Kerosene Lamps, from .....' -••*".__._„ AKB ALL OTHER LINES MARKED EQUALLY LOW. I N E -?°V.OKI__fD:bAIRY HOBBOK-BT.



Educational. R ¥. B. WOOD HA M Teacher or _mc PIANOFORTE AND HARMONIUM. Addross Caro of Mr A. Eady, Auokland Muslo Warehouse Queen-streot. C~~IIURCH OF ENGLAND GRAMMA. SCHOOL. Founded A.D 1855. Manukau Road, Parnoll. Governors: Tho Right Rev. tho Bishop of Auckland, D.D Tho Yon. Aroh. Maunsoll, G, P. Piorce, Esq LL.D. C. C. McMillan, Esq. Tho Yen. Archdeacon Prltt 11. G. Soth Smith Tho Hon. Col. Haultaln EBq., R.M. Iloadmastor H. T. Pycroft Assistant C. A. Tobin Drawing and Painting .. X, Watkins Writing.Commercial Arith metic, Bookkeeping .. H. Smith Mechanical Drawing, and Superintendent of Work shop F. J. Cinridgo Superintendent of Gymna sium A. B. Broomhall Ter/ds* begin Monday. 4th February, 201b May, 15th September. Fees (S3 10a per term] cover all branches of instruction. Prospectuses can bo obtained from tho Headmaster. TT\ A N C I.N G. Oddfollows' Hall, Ponsonby.—Juvenile and Adult C)iiBSOS.-PUOF. JULES DE BERNARD having taken tho ribove Hall, has now V aeancies for Ladies and Gentlomen. Tuesdays, 7.30 p.m. To Parents: By special request, a Juvenile Class will bo started next Saturday, July 5, atflu.m, Terms, One Guinea. Masonic Hall, I .inces-stroet—Select Elemen tary Classes: Adults, Wednesdays, /.30 p.m.: Juveniles, Saturdays, 3.30 p.m. Mrs Glovers, GloiiHido, Syinondsstrce.t-Tliursdays, 7 80 p.m, Mrs Law's, ltemuera—Fridays, 8 p.m. Ladies and Gontleriion can join tho above Classes at any time; term begins from date of entrance. Mrs Stotlart's, Onohungu—Adults, Monday, July 21. 7.31) p.m.; Juveniles (2nd term), Wednesday. July 23,2.30 p.m. Private Lessons daily. Specialties—Tho New Waltz (considered easy, graceful, and elegant), also the Slow Waltz and Creneh Cotillion. For further particulars apply at residence, 75, Hobson-street; or obtain Cards and Circulars at Messrs Upton and Cos. and Eady's, Queen street. Land and Estate Agents. pHAS. XX QSMOND, LAND AND MONETARY AGENT. 116, Queen-street (Adjoining B. Tonki and Ca's). TELEPHONE-NO. 18*. BaKKKR.! -, National Bank ot Now Zealand (Limited). Mortgagoß and Loans Negotiated. Rents and Interests Collected. Monoy Invested on First-olass Securities without ohnrge. Estates managod for absentees. Valuations and Arbitrations undertaken. Native Land aflhlrs specially understood. Houses to Lot and Proportlee for Halo plaeod on my list free of charge. Every description of landed property bought or sold to order. Lirge Bums lo lond on first-class soouritlOß pIT V pROPER TIX S. CITY FREEHOLD (closo to tho Now Tpwn Hull sitcl-A largo Allotment with three now House* Price, «SSO for the lot. This investment would bring in an excellontroturn to a BinAl! capitalist. IN THK CENTRE OF THE CITY — A large and oommodious Store, built of Concrete M<YBri_c>Uh large jW^oUarß, on an Al lotment 10 feet by 82 foot 0 inches. .Buildings valued about £1.0.0; the allotment worth at feast m UP* foot. With first-class torm ß . BYMONDB-TRKKT-AnotmontlB x lM.ln the host nart of- Hymonds-Btrect. £15 per fboU BTOK--ND SOMFORTABLB HOU3I- In a Sriird^^^flnT&^tToSo! CofeffiSLE^O^MED HOUSE: f s3 and water And ovory coavonienco. Prico, PONdONBY (Pompalior Terraco)—An Allot ment with good view: £3 10s per toot. WKLL-BUIWVwniOSt NEW HOUSE, of seven rooms, all oniono .floor, and outside house with fireplnco: verandahs baidi and front, Bath, romslor grates, cupboards, oven, sink, and every convenlonco. City water supply and tanks. Allotment plnntod with fruit trees aud well drained. Splendid view. Known as Clifton Houso, Nowton Road. «700: terms easy gUBURBAN pROPERTIES. PONSONRY (Arthur-strootJ-Lnrge and Con venient House of 8 rooms and bath-room. I li« room-1 are lofty and woll fitted. Prico for tho house and throe allotments, £1000. MOUNT EDKN-Largo AVloUnunts, in a losd _ig position. Prico. £3 12s Od per foot; with MOUNT EDEN-First-class 7-Roomcd Houso, with detached .wash-houso, and all necessary ouSuildinKS on Allotment 240 feet doop. hnj 2 good frontage*. Price, «6«), wltn good COaiFORTABLE AND COMMODIOUS FAMILY RKSIDENdK*, stands in grounds of about 1 acres in extent. Contains 10 lofty rooms. Tho grounds are well planted, tho orchard is in full bearing. Two-roomed Man's Houso. Also, stabling R ceommodation, Nioo position, closo to town. Easy terms of N&l?Ta nB_IORE-Two first-class Allotments, commanding a vory pretty view, to rapi«r rising locality, olose to the wharf. £3 15s por FOR AN BROOMED HOUSE, and good allotment, situated near Mr Morley's Btoro on tho Great North Road. A ohanoo seldom met NOHTHCOTE-eiM for a New Fonr-Roomod COTTAGE and a very Large Allotment, situ ated noar the Wharf. f175-ALLOTMENT adjoining toe above; oasy terms of payment. . _. . PENROSE-An unoqualled Site of 2. acres for a residence, situated on rising ground, com manding ono of the grandest views in the neighbourhood of Auckland. This site must bo Boon to bo appreciated. Price, «200. BIRKENHEAD-Ten Acres, large road front ageTaiot of large kauri trees. Price, £22 10s per acre (ndjoinlng property from £30 per acre to £50). This property is an especial bargain ; was bought cheap, so will be sold cheap. HELENSVILLE - 220 Aortß Splendid Land, with Railway Station on the proporty. Prioe, £700: easy terms. |UAB_AU— Two Township Allotments. £10 _vtt?UNT ROS__L_-Bix-roomed now Houso, excellent position; £524 on terms; main road MO_N_°ROSKILL-Six-roomed New House, with pantry, bathroom, and souliory, thoroughly well finished and built with first-class timber; verandah on two sl«e_; largo allotment, loose box, stablo. Price, £600; an exceedingly cheap and sound invost- MOUNT ROSKILL (Valley Roadl-A good 5-roomed House on a Large Cornor Allotment: MOUNT nosKlLTi—Two of the Boat Allot ments In tho 801 l wood Kstato; £3 10s per -uoU Two others, 15s per foot. . _, , _ . MOUNT ROSKILL—IO Acres Volcanic Land, MOIJNT ROSKILL-I have a lot of very cheap allotments In an estate which has only Just como into tho market. To working mon doslrious of securing a good piece of land of their own at a small cost, and with vory easy terms of payment, it ia a grand chance. If persons were only aware how very rapidly ttio Mount Roskiil District is going ahead, also the many advantages of viow, con venience to town, hoalthy locality, volcanic soil, cheapness of the land, &0., I fool con fident that many more purohasors would buy in this favoured district, than pay such long pricos for land of an inferior quality and bad position. , _ MOUNT ALBERT—A chanco for speculators; 40 acres of grass land. Only £00 per aero, with easy terms. .„,___', . BIRKENHEAD-310 aoros of First-class Levo, Land, eminently adapted for fruit growing. Price, £1.000. FJ. M O S B & U O. • HOUSE, LAND. & ESTATE AGENTS, We beg to inform Owners of Proporty tha Houseß or hand, for RENTAL Oil SALE, art entered in our Registry Free of Charge, for the information of those who favour us with a cal at our offices, in Shortland-strc.t. Money to Lend at Current Hsten of Tntnr. _. Hotels. ' ROYAL GEORGE HOTEL NEWMARKET. Proprietor, T. HAYWOOD (Lato of tho Albion Hotel, Patea). T.H. having taken tho above Old Establlßhei Hotel, about to be rebuilt, would remind hi old friends and patrons that although in ten) Dorary promises, nothing but the host Brands o Wines, Spirits, Boer and Cigars will be supplied Hancock's sparkling Special Brow on draugh and in bottle. >*■ ' ri.HE SETTLERS' HOTEI JL, WHANGAREI. Mrs S. H. FULLER begs to call the attentio of Visitors and Commercial Gentlemen, to tb increased accommodation at the Bottlers Hote Having finished the new addition, which ha been nowly furnished with every modern coi venienoo. she hopes her- old friends, wne visiting Whangarei, will give her a call. THE BnAiIARD ROOM, under the management of Mr Chas. Saunderi has undergone extensive alterations and in provements. Tho table has been newly ooverc and polished, and is now second to none nort of Auokland. A PORTER wait 3on eaoh steamer on arrlvs TELEGRAMS will receive prompt attention S. H. FULLER • • • PROPRIETRESS.



Electoral. , 1%/T R W. F. BUCKLAND IWiLL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS OF FRANKLIN NOM AS under :— Fi.atßuhh—Wednesday, July!», in tho School house, at half-past 7 p.m. T-RANOA—Thursday, July 10, in the School houßO, at half-T>f»st 7 p.m. Papakura Valley—Friday, July H, in tho School-houso, at half-past 7 p.m. Woodside—Saturday, July 12, in. tho School houso, at half-past 7 p.m. . Maraetai — Wednesday, Jnly 16, in tho School-house, at half-past 7 pjn. H-UNUA—Thursday, July 17, in tho School house, at half-past 7 p.m. Drubt—Friday. July 18, in tho School-houso, at half-past 7 p.m. Otara—Saturday, July 19, in tho ofd School house, at half-past 7 p.m. |mo THE ELECTORS OF EDEW.' Gentlemen, — At the request of a consider- j. able number of the Electors, I consent to allow ; I myself to be nominated as a Candidate for your j suffrages; and r..s a manufacturer in your midst,.: hope to represent that interest which has hither- | I to been almost unrepresented In Parliament, knowing thattheminornlandforostresonrcesoC:! ! the North afford exceptional facilities for manu-; foe Airing purposes. I will tako an opportunity-., Cl giving my views in diffcront centres of popu-! lation upon subjects at present agitating the public mind. I have tho honour to be, Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, CHARLES ATKIN. I Edon Terrace, July 5,1881. j mO THE ELECTORS OF NEWTON. ] Gentlemen,—Parliament having heen die solved, I beg to effcr my services ns your repre sentative In the now Parliament. Boing a residont in tho district, and having acquired experience in tho business of the. House, as woll as being intimately aoquainted with your local wante, I trust you will accord mo your support and confidence. I I shall take an early opportunity of addressing you and explaining my vlows on the leading • questions of tho day. Faithfully yours, THOS. PEACOCK. , _ j.O THE ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND, -"- CITY NORTH. GENTLEMEN,—I bog respectfully to offor my self as a Candidato to represent your District in the General Assembly, and will seek an early opportunity to address you in public. I remain. Yours very truly, JOSEPH NEWMAN, mO THE ELECTORS OF PARNELL.! GENTLEMEN.—At the request of a number of tho electors of PnrnoU, I havo now the honour to offer myself as a candidate for your suffrages at tho onsnlng oloction. Any confidence that you may please to repose in me I wil] endeavour ' to fully justify. I remain, Gen-lemon, Yours faithfully, 8. THORNE GEORGE. Auckland, July 2,1881. mO THE ELECTORS OF EDEN. Gentlemen,—l havo tlio honour to offer my self as a Candidato for your suffrages at tho forthcoming Election, and to put before you briofly my vlows on the principal topics now agitating the public mind. lam in favour of— (I) Tho [presont system of Eduoatlon; (2) the speedy completion of tho North Island Trunk Railway; (.1) r_t.onchmcnt, wherever practi cable ; (1) tho non-separation, financial or other wise, of tho North and South Islands; & giving a general support to tlio policy Of the present Government; and (6) I shall endeavour to actively promote tho general interest* of this part of the North Island, and to advocate greater utility among its ropresentotives; and I shaJj always steadily set my faco against tho "go-'de you-pleaso' courso of action, which hashith/.to proved so disastrous to tho welfare of Auck land and the surrounding district. I shall tako an oarly opportunity of Wieeting yon and further explaining my polUfc-J views, j I have the honour to he. Gentlemen, Your obodieet serr. Nt, ALLAN TTM. O'NEILL. . Shortland Crescent, June 21,1881 ---mo THE ELECTORS OF EDEN. Gentlemen,— I have tho honour to submit myself as a Candidate for Re-election as your Representa tive in Parliament, and respootfnlly ask a Renewal of the Confidence hitherto raposod in me. I have tho honour to bo. Gentlemen, Your obediont sou van t; JOSEPH A. TOLE. mO THE ELECTORS OF ALANUKAU. ' Gentlemen,—l havo tho honour to offor my solf for roclcction by your important district to the House of Representatives, and to assure you, shsuld it be your ploasuro to confer upon me a renewal of your confidence, that I shall endeavour to merit that confidence and to servo \ you to the best of my ability. G, MAURICE O'RORKE. Onehunga, Juno !8,1881. i j mO THE ELECTORS OF MANUKAU. Gentlemen,-I havo tho honour to offer my ' self as a Candidate for your suffrages at the . forthcoming election. j I shall tako an early opportunity of address ing you. , I am, Gentlomen, Your obedient servant. FRANK LA WRY. Epsom, 26th Juno, 1881. i j* mO THE I : ELECTORS OF WAITE II MATA. , '< Genilemen,—l respectfully solicit your suff n rages at the forthcoming Election of a Member I _ to Represent you in tho General Assembly. I n beg to thank you for the confidence reposed in me _i tho past, and ask for a continuance of JJ{ that, trust, ii I plodgo myself to go tho Poll. '*' W. J. HURST.



Electoral. "DARNELL ELBj CTION ' A Meeting of tho Supporters of Mr S. THORNE Gl COBGE will bt* hold at the Oddfellows' Hall, Parnell, o SATURDAY EVENING noxi, at 7.30 o'clojck. TIM" I. D A R G A V I L L I rospectfully requests the Electors of City Wcsl not to connnlt themselves to any particular courso in respect of the ensuing election until lut has had an opportunity of being heard. He wil. Address tho Electors on as early a date as. ar rangements can conveniently be made for. "pLECTORS OF AUCKLAND WEST. Gentlemen— I have the honour to invite you to a Publio Mooting to be held in St. James's Hall, Welling ton-street, on WEDNESDAY EVENING next, 9th inst, at 8 o'clock, when I shall speak to you upon the present political situation and outlook, and shall reply to the errors and mao curacies lately disseminated by a section of the Press. Yours sincorely, J. M. DARGAV_I_.E S j mO THE ELECTORS OF ROON'EY. Gentlemen, — - havo tho honour "_o offor myself as a Candidate for your sufTrtg'es at the coming election, and will take an early oppor tuntty of meeting you nt the differei/t centres of population, and explaining my pa' itical views. Should you de me the honour of returning mo ns your representative, I will use my best el.qrts to promote the welfare, progress, and settlement of the district, by endeavourSng to obtain grantp forthoopcningupandlmprovx>mentof such roads, asmay.fortheprcscnt.insomomeasurecompen. sate for tho absence of railways, and by assisting in all legislation calculated to foster and develop its industries and manufactures. I will strenu ously oppose any attempt to delay tho construo tion of the North Island Trunk Railway, or to interfere with our presont system of education, and will give . ndependent support to the present WM. P. MOAT, j MEETINGS FOR THIS WEEK. j Port Albert, School house on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Warkworth, Freemasons Hall, 'th day,at7_o -XTEWTON ELECTION; MR PEACOCK will Address the Electors of Newton at the following twees an<, plaves:— Arch Hill Pu*i_* School--On Wcdnosday Evening, Wh insH* at 7,*30 p.m. Avondale Pcblki B^ll—On Friday Even ing, Hfli inst,, P.'t 7.30 p m. .■TO THB SCJfIOOL COMMITTEES OF X THE AUCKLAND EDUCATION DIS TRICT tG_KTr,EM_3",—Led by a gennino interest in _M»eat'ional matters, I venturo to offer myself as * Candidate for the vacant seat at tho Auck ienA 'Board of Education, and beg the honour of your nomination and voto. _Iy motives and views are briefly put forth in •k letter which will be in your hands imme diately. Your obedient servant, THOS. G. TUCKER. Professor In tho Anckland University College. Auckland, June 23, ISM. Drapery. COMPC7LSORY SALE •' of ,;;;.:. DRAPERY, CLOTHING, SILKS,. &0., ■ &C ; . &C, ■ .Ij A_ MRS J. SMIfH'S (Widow of the late John Smith), QUEEN-BTREET, AUCKLAND, In tendering my best thanks to my numerous Customers and Friends for their liberal patron axe in the 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 least expected leniency. It is incumbent on me to raise the largo sum of «6,000 ht onoe. and to do so I mttSt REALISE ,ON MY STOCK QF DRAPERY GOODS AT ANY SACRIFICE 1 , It is my Intention to offer THE WHOLE OF THE BTOCK AT UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES to eflfecttheobjeotlhaveabovedetailed. ALL GOODS WILL BE RE-MARKED TO SUCH PRICES THA.T MUSTENSURE A SPEEDY CLEARANCE 1 _..__,___ JANE SMITH -The following Is a LIST OF THE GOODS which contain all the LATEST IMPORTA TIONS from BRITISH and CONTINENTAL •MARKETS:- v The largest and best assorted stock of Silks and Satins in the colony ' _ „ _,:' Coloured Satins for evening wear, Is Bd. 2s 6d, • 2511d,356d Rio_ Mervielleux Batios reduoed from 6a Ud to Real China Silks (all pure silk, 26 inches wide), usual prioe 8s 6d, reduced to 2s lid and _ lid Black and Coloured 8r00.6 Silks and Satins Blaok Cashmere, wide width, from Is lid to Is lid Coloured Cashmere, Is 6d, 2a 6d, 2a Ud. _s lid A. Good Dark X>re__ Material for 6W, wort— 10_d Remnants of Dress Material, Cauoo. •snirun., &a, &c., greaUy reduoed ,\ _ A choice lot of Ladies' Underclothing, good quality, to be sold cheap ,__,,..— , A very large stook of Women's and Girls' Hosiery AgoodlO-lßlankotfor 12s Ud per pair, worth VOs Splendid Stock of Crotonnes, 9Jd T>e_ yard i CLOTHING. I Men's Nelson Tweed Suits, reduced *rom 60s to 39s (id Men's Strong Tweed Suits, reduced from 35s to 19s Ud Men's Tweed Trousers, 4s Ud, fis lid, 6s Ud, and upwards Mon's Nelson Trousers and Vests, 19s lid, usual prico 27s 6d ... Men's Pilot Coats, a little spotted, reduced from 2astolss6d . . , , __„ „. A Good Suit for a Boy, reduced from 25s to 19s 6d Dungaree, Drill, and Moleskin TroußOrs A large,stook of Hats in all the now shapes Shirts, Collars, and Ties Good White Shirt for 2s Ud, worth 4s 6d Men's Overcoats and Macintoshes at a great sacrifice, to clear. Notethe Address:—J. SMITH, Clothier. &0., &0., nest United Service Hotel, Quebn-stbs__t Auckland. . .„ ____". 'A. - N.B;—All Paroels of the value of t8 and up wards forwarded to any part of the North Island (oarrlago paid) on receipt of P. 0.0. ► ,■_ „ JANE~SMITH. /___-5\ / ! D_TERBED y J . PAYMENT 1 I ■. SYSTEM. I TAILORS, DR A P.E R S MILLINERS, AND OUTFITTERS, ..",'., HOBSON^STREET, HAVE A WELL-ASSORTED STOCE '. '.._!.:■ -'• -OP THE BEST CLASS GOODS. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before beini __eupi—d Fit and Workmanship Guaranteed. The Deferred Payment Svst_m has beet found to be a great boon, by cnablin? thos with limited incomes to procure necessaries n the easiest possible way. INSPECTION INVITED. Cash CUBioniem roooive _ imr cent. Dlsrou (one shilling In the pound sterling) on all psrot of 20s and upwards,



Sporting. „ A SNIDER, -_L« TURF COMMISSION AGENT, (Elected Member of Victorian Tattersall's Club, - Sydney Tattersall's Club, and various Betting Rings) begs to inform hia old New Zealand Clients that ho has settled in Melbourne, arid has BOOKS OPEN on all forthcoming events in the Australian Colonies. He will be glnd to hear from them by Cable or Letter, arid they can depend upon obtaining the longest Melbourne market odds. SSr Address: — Victorian Tattersall's Club, Bourko-strcet. Melbourne. MELBOURNE _UP AND NEW ZEA LAND CUP, 1881. t Both Run November Ith. A. NEMO'S GRAND CONSULTATION ; On the abovo event is now open, by I G,OOO INVESTORS AT 10s EACH. I ?_. Each ticket has two separate chances. I To bo divided as follows: j . Melbourne Cup, New Zealand Cup. ; £2,000. £1,000. IstHorse .. ..£BOO IstHorso .. ...fJiOO' 2nd Horse.. .. 100 2nd Horse .. .. -5_ 3rd Horso .. .. 200 3rd Horse .. ;. 100 Starters (div.) .. 200 Starters (div.),. .; iou Non-starters (div.) 400 Non-starters (div.) 200 Total.. £2,0001 Tot-d.-. ✓ £1,000 J ONE TICKET CAN Wltyil.m Application by Letter Only/enclosing two Stamps for replies. If feank notes are sent, please use two envelopes, on . sealed and placed inside tho othi;r. No t'elpgfamg or registered letters accepted. P.O. O'.ders when convenient Addross— A. .>$ EM O, Car^oj. f. Tomunson, j Barrel Hotel, Parnell. _____ __ ____ P* OBIN HOOD'S PROGRAMME .tl ON THE ii.'f "WATERLOO. CUP," COURSING MATCH, Plumpton Park, Christchurch, July 16, 17, and 18,1881. , • i • p ' - Subscribed Capital, £1,000, in 2,000 Shares of 10s Each. i ABOUT EIGHTY-FIVE PRIZES. . Waterloo 0up(M_nner)......................£800. Will CLOSE JULY 11. I As there are no local or New Zealand race of , any note until the Melbourne and New Zealand Cups of 1851, between five and six montna from date (May 18), wo think it too long to hold our clients' monoy by starting these big evontß. _n(l, 1 therefore open the above Programme on the " Waterloo Cup," Coursing Match, and from,' our present and past success morally gt.__antee ■ it will fill. ROBIN HOOD. , Care of Thomas Staplcton,Bo„ 238.p155t-ofllc(j, Christchurch; or, JubaHnbf'J.'Ti; Fleming, City Baths, Christchurch. No connection with anyoth_.'eompany. MELBOURNE CUP _____L FOLLOW. FI D E.L 5_ • V COMPANY'S ANNUAL PROGRAMME i g^?,?2 j-.tJP_^^KtkepljKchasej I lo _. fttttin Melbourne on. JULY 19,1881. . 5,000 Programmes at 10s eaoh. I Mrs* Horse .. „ £300 oe.cond Horso 200 , x'hird Horse .. ...... .. _, 100 ! Others divide.. .. .. „ HlO ; Total for Horses .. ~ .. Him 2 New Zealand Bonds at £50 each .. £100 ' 10 do do ' 20 do .. 20J 20 do do 10 do ..200 » do do 5 do .. 209 Totalßonds £700 Total amount of Prizes, £1,500. Will close on or about tho 16th JULY. As the time Is very limited, early application is absolutely necessary. The too-late applicants for the Queen's Birth day event will receive tickets in this Consulta tion. | Please add stamps for exchange and reply,' and address only to FIDELITY COMPANY, Caro of A. A. Cameron's Box 251, I c Post-ofllco, Dunedin, ] The MELBOURNE CUP wUI follow. ___mJ_____m_W____mmm^ ROB ROY'S MONSTER CONSULTA TION.— Grand. National Steeplechase. To be run at Melbourne. July 19,1884. £4,000— 1,00- Members at 10s-£4,000.' Will Close July 16,1881. .-. -~ - 117 Cash Prizes. First Horse ..£1,500 2at 100 .. .. £200 •SbcondHorsO .. 600 2„ 50 ... .. 100 . Third Horse .. 300 5 „ 25 .. .. 125 Ithersdivided.. "150 o „ 15 .. .. 75 j '. i 23;; -10 .'..'. .. 230 ■i .Z0„ 6 .. i.. 120 , , ,:• 83 i, 5 .. .. 300 i £2,850 in' £1,150, Apply early, and by letter only, enclosing two .tamps for replies. P.O. Orders made payable .Rob Roy only. Bank Notes accepted. Regis-! tered Letters and Telegrams not accepted Cheques to be made payable to a No. or Bearer i sndlf country, to be marked correct by Bank i with Is exchange,—Address on'-y, ROB ROY | carejof Mr W, Walters. Post-offlee. Auckland. a ; P O R T ING N E W S. !'■*-■ £~000. -£3,000. :' -3*Fourth Grand Drawing is Now Open ! i The three previous drawings wero filled a week prior to the advertised date of closing. The Public of New Zealand have appreciated these Grand Hamburg Drawings, thereforo the Company anticipate having their Fifth Drawing on a larger scale. This Fourth Grand Drawing for £3,000 will close about the ond cf AUGUST, and the Fifth Drawing will Open on the Ist SEPTEMBER. / The large number of applications (over 900) s that came too late will be duly registered for this Fourth Drawing. This Fourth Grand Drawing will Consist of -210 MONEY PRIZES, a'Mo'jnt-ftg to £3,000, rabscribed by 6.000 members at 10s eabh. ■ ■ ; The various Money Prize, will be .distributed as follows :— 1 £300 PRI_K I 10 £25 PRIZES 1 £150 PRIZE | 10 £20 PRI.ZES j ISIOO PRIZE 10£15PBIZBS 2 £50 PRIZES 1 120 £10 PRIZES o £30 PRIZES . I 80 £5 PRIZES TOTAI, AMOUNT, J-3.000. 210 MONEY PRIZES. The Grand principle of these Hamburg Draw ings is tbat a purchaser of 25 Programmes is guaranteed a Prize, as it is so drawn that a prize must come out to every 2.5 numbers, and the chances aro in favour of tho investor draw ing a largo prizo, as thero nro I6U large prizes to 80 small ones. To any investor of£ithc chances are only 6 to 1 against him drawing a , prize, and the Head Prize or any other may be drawn hy any investor of 10s. The Company would not prcsumo to tell the ' public tbat they havo a number of chances and can win a number of prizes for a single invest ment of 10s. , '_•''_ The largo bulk of the Money in this Grand Drawing is not given away in one big prize, as it is in tho Horse Consultations, but, you will observe in this Hamburg Drawing that the £3,000 is fairly proportioned into 210 Prizes, giving every shareholder an equal chance of getting a good prize. . This Hamburg Drawing is one of the most novel, and will be conducted on the fairest principlo possible, so as to give entire public ' satisfaction.. .... m Aj- ~, . , This Fourth Grand Drawing for £3.000 will take place under the supervision of a committee of 1 eight gentlemen. a£d the prizes will be .paid '• over as early as possible after the drawing. jarNOTlCE.—Country Cheques marked oor \ reet by Bank, only payable to a number, and Is • added for exchange. P.O. Orders preferred, made payable only to BOAZ. Bank Notes accepted. Two 2d Btamps for reply and result Registered letters and telcgrar/iB not received. Name and address of applicant should bo plainly written. All letters must bo addressed , .■••••! i BOAZ, Care of Mr MOSELY, Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist j Box 61. P. 0., DUNEDIN. . _a_ A. and Gr. Pric_, ENGINEERS. BOILERMAKERS, i IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, AND GENERAL MACHINISTS, THAMES/ "' Have for sale the foßoWing Machinery :—,'' 1 Portable Engine, Try Hornsby & Co., 8 h,p.' , 1 Horizontal Engine, double cylinder, i Win. diameter, 21in. stroke •_,,__ • . 1 Horizontal Engine. Win. by 181 n. stroko 1 Launch Engine, llin. by sin. stroke . , ,} , r 1 Multitubular Bofier. 17tt longby sft. diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 20ft long by 6ft diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 18ft. long by sft diameter 1 Cornißh Boiler, 17ft long by 4ft 6in. diametffl. 1 Cornish Boiler, 15ft long by sft diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 15ft long by Ift. 61n. diameter 3 1 Vertical Boiler, Field tubes, 7£t a. 3tt lin.; new A quantity of second-hand Quartz-crushing Plant. '_] Estimates supplied for all classes of Engineering n Work.—Makers of Sawuiill aud Quariz- ! crushing Machinery, Turbine Wheels, Hydraulic Machinery, Timber Jacks, and Patent Safety Catches for"" \t Warehouse and other Lift : '■ Cages. ,



Amusements. \ BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE, Lessoo .... .. A. T. Dunning (Lcssco Melbourne Opera House) Stago Manager GeorgoDcan Treasurer J. F. Goldsworthy A SUCCESS AT ONCE COMPLETE, EMPHATIC, AND DECISIVE REFLECTING THE~ GREATEST CREDIT r. ,ON ALL CONCERNED. ' BOCCACCIO ! I*~~T~ BOCCACCIO 1 " BOCCACCIO i BOCCACCIO I BOCCACCIO 1 BOCCACC-OI „ BOCCACCIO ! BOCCACCIO ! BOCCACCIO! .BOCCACCIO! Was received last evening "With tho greatest enthusiasm by a house crowded in every part, who were not slow to redognise the many beau ties of this charming composition. Mr Knight Aston's reception can Only be described. ns thundor„ig,"_6d'b_ the conclusion of his opening rondo he reCCh'ed a perfect ovation. All the old favourites hVct with a genuine and hearty wel come ; and at the conclusion of * : Yon Suppe's Great Work t BUT ONE OPINION' PREVAILED- Tnvr BOCCACCIO is Paii Excellence the G_B*T_S- OPEKA COMIQUE EVSR WIT NESSED in Auckland. THIS AND EVERY EVENING. Musical Director: M. Juneker: and the Opera produced under the direction of Mr Geo. Dean. Box Plan at Lennox's. Day Tickets at Abbott.s Hotel. Doors open at 7.15; Overture, 7.15; Car riages, 11. ■V N. HALLIFAX. Business Manager. mHEA TR B ROYAL. Lessee and Manager.. ' .. Mr F. Willmott Stage Manager.. .. ..MrR. W. Rode Preliminary announcement. GRAND INAUGURATION OF A DRAMATIC AND COMEDY SEASON. WLLLMOTT'S GREAT DRAMATIC AND COMEDY ORGANISATION, Pronounced univerally the best all-round travel ling Company in t„e Colonies, will appear at .the above .named Theatre TO-MORROW'(Thursday), JULY 10, In G. R. Sims. Esq.'s (the autnor of the " Lights o' London"), Celebrated Comedy in three acts, entitled, CRUTCH AND TOOTHPICK. To be followed by Watt Phillips's Great Adolphi Farce. A TICKET OF LEAVE. . i Particulars in future advertisements andbllls. Prices as usual. m __ ' S. MOSS, Agent. 5S T 0.6. F., M;Ui, A.D.t __L__7"_ /*__ LOYAL GOOD INTENT S)__aß_Q_ LODGE, No. 4.369, '______*_?. S§P Will celebrate its ''«W_S*B*___- • THIRTY-FOURTH-.;■*. RSABi -H-B-gSC '__LECT -ALL,. O.V TeE'SDAY, JULY;, 15,' IS-i, In the L'orne-street Hall. • Dancing to commence at $.30 p.m. Refreshments Provided. Double Tickets, 7s 6d; extra lady,,2s Od. lo bo obtained from the Members of the Committee -P.G. Cols, Donaldson, Gow, Harley, James, Mullampy, Ruge. N.G. BalKntlne. V.G. Scon, G.M. Mackay, Bros. Leatliam, Locke, Mackaj, McGuinness, and Somers. __'_ JAS. A. PENNALLIGEN, P.G.,Scc. As only a limited numbor of Tickets aro issued, early application is ncccßsary. ; Of ,A. 0. B. S. JL!-' .',- XT CM Auckland ■ Branch, No. 81. A THE ELEVENTH •ANNIVERSARY . WiJI bo celebrated by a SOCIAL GATHERING IN XUE "LARGE HALL. (Corner of Pitt-street and Wcllington-Rtrcct) " On WEDNESDAY, JULY 23. DANCINQ AT 9 O'CLOCK. •* Double Tickets, 7o Cd. Extra Lady, 2s Cd. Tickets may be had from any of the Coni mittco, and at John O'Riolly's, Wellesloy-street. P. KEARNEY, Secretary. RCHESTRAL SOCIETY'S POPULAR CONCERTS. BENEFIT CONCERT TENDERED TO■ HERR CARIVsCHMITT . ■•■ _••■'! ■.; on. ' s.'.'.i \ * FRIDAY, JULY 18ra, 18SL Programme in Future Issuo. " 'f\ Reserved Scats, Half-a'crown. Admission—Ono Shilling. Seats may bo reserved at Messrs Upton and H. F. EDGER. Hon. Sec. "VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. For the convenience of persons desiring to attend the opera, tho Late Train on WEDINL DAYS and SATURDAYS (11.15 p.m.) will bo delayed until 11.30 p.m. during the present C HUDSON. District Traffic Manager. Auckland, July 8,1881. __________ TH-EWMA.K.T HALL. The WAITEMATA' MINSTRELS__*IiII give a GRAND VARIETY PERFORMANCE m the above Hall on July 21. For full particulars, pro gramme, So.,fgggg^^aeo. y t■ • > Tenders _*_. 1i I _ mo by i "'it per s. ■ EXTENSIONOF TIME. Tenders will be received until Noon ot MON DAY. July! 4: for the Erection and Goi-Rjletion of a Block of Buildings corner' Of Queen and Wcllesley-strccts. EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect. np 0 ; . 11 A R P E;N Tfi_R S. Tenders are invited until noon ot SATUR DAY. 12th instant, for tho Erection ot a Villa Residenco at Vauxhall, North Shore. -:•<,..! : F. W. GREY, 252, Queen-street. Architect mO CONTRACTORS. Tenders will be received until Noon of SATURDAY, for Concrete for Shops near the Cook-street Market Entrrnco. Plans at my office, Canada Buildings. HENRY G. WADE. Architect. ri.o BUILDERS AND CONTRApTORS, Tender i will bo received up to noon of SATURDAY, 26ih July, ISSI, for tho Erection and Completion of aHloeJt of Buildings, in brick and stone,'on the Rcclamufion, next Railway Wharf, for the New Zealand Frozen Meat and Storage Company (Limited). Plans and, specifications may bo seen at our offices, Schcrlf s Buildings, Fort-street. COXON & JACKSON, Architects and Engineers. mo CONTRACTOR S. Tenders invited till Noon on WEDNESDAY, July 10, for re-erecting the-Royal George Hotel. Newmarket. Plans and specifications at my office.,, _ ■" in . 'J . .3 ' CHARLES ARNOLD, Architect, ' , Fisher's Buildings. np O. /B U I L D E JR. s. Tenders will be KCbivefl. _p tdi Noon o£ TUESDAY,- tho 15th inst, for- Alterations to and F itting-up Premises in Customs-street for the New Zealand Sugar Company. ;: nura X . Plans and spccitlcat-onß'atour Offices, Queen street *.-! '•> ... .... . EDWD. MAHONEY AND SON, > II Architect. W~ ANTED, Tenders, for Painting Mr ■ Ring's,(House, next to Dr. Moore's, Symonds .tree.. Particulars on application.— George Clayton. _ TENDERS will be received until noon THURSDAY. 10th inst, for the Erection and Completion of Two Cottages in Newton. Plana and specilications aljniy office—T. Ussher, Stichbury Buildings, Queen-strcot _ ----- - , . mi y- ■■ Lectures. | / YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION. ROOMS: CORNER OF WELLESLEY AND . ALBERT STREETS. WINTK_ COURSE OF LECTURES. Friday, fv.\ 11.—Entertainment; Musical and Literary. ■■■■•• - Ffliß.Y, July.. 25.-" Oxygon," with Kxpbr. . mental Illustrations.—C. E Button;-Esq.-1 FKinAir, August 1. —"Tho Violet-Crowned City; or. Athenian Life and Thought in the , Timeof Socrates."—Professor T.G. Tucker .'. B.A. '.'.' ....... Friday, August 15,-Entortainmcnt; Musical si and Literary. Friday, August 29.—" Klngsley."—n. G. Setb Smith, Esq., R.M. ■: hi Friday, Septemder I.—" Radiant Heat"—Pro . ■ teaaot Fred. D. Brown, B.Sc. FftlUiAY, Ooromcß .v.—"Abraham Lincoln."— '%y. S.W. -Baker. Comnieuce each evening at 7.30. Scats re scrved'fbr Ticket-holders till 7.20. £3| . .Ticktefor the Course, to. admit Bearer and Lady, as; to admit Bearer only, 3s Cd; Single. Lecture, Is." May be had from tho Booksellers^ any Member of Committee, or at tho Rooms.'>i - ' THOS.BUDDLE *..,'„ 3. F. G. E WINGTON f H£'}- I , S, ees- Wm, BIUKENRIG, Gen. Bee. ,