The Auckland Evening Star.

VOL. XXVI.— NO. 4,408

AUCKLAND, N.Z., MONDAY, JUNE SO,; 1884.

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' Stoippinp. JLjlr^tr "PACIFIC MAH STEAI -JL ship co. 'i^!^^^^ rTIIi;OUGH THE UNITK STATES OP AMERICA, "VX HONOLULU, TO GREAT BRITAIN. (Under Postal Contract with tho Governments < Now Zealand and New South Wales. Pasaongere bookod through to Llverpoo fLondon, or Paris, via tho Great Overland Ro< ■ of Amcripn, via tho Steaniors of the At'kh^ ■ Lines from Now York. ?*"" -SU^e, Tons. £Z« —— . Sydney . 'Frisco. . .: . - ■ I 1881 VonTiinri;,, ' Jiiorabbut 1881, Stvrf^dV "■—■• 3-in Jl"y" August II Aflßt?ali' -"oy -— 3-"" August 21 Sept. 16 AUBtral'^ B|iiol Sel^2l FARES :- First-class... £03 and upwards Bteeraje £32 3s ',)d and upwards • 'First-close to San Francisco...... £10 , Stecrago .; ...£2O Through Cabin Passengers are permitted t lay over at Honolulu, or any of tho cities of th United States, not to oxceod six monttis. No Shipping Orders will bo issued after 4 p.m Cn the day before tho jaiiing nf sienrucra for da: Francisco. ' . For freight ratoa and all other lnfcnnatio) Bpply to THOS. T. GAMBLE, Agent, Lower Queen -street ,ife^|rS»S. ROTORUA, FOl PORTS, \vi leavo Onohunga on TUESDAY, July 1,. at 1 p.ir Latost train for passengers, 12 noon. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF N. 2 Il^^i TTNION BTEAMSHII Ilix^l^A vJ COMPANY OF NKTS | tSglS^a ZEALAND (LIMITED). 'II '" TIMB TABLB.-JtmE. TOR TARANAKI, NRLSON, PICTON, WKL .UNOTON, LXTTRLTON, AND WEST COAST FOBTS (from ManjlMl. Btcam»r. | Date of Sailing. | Rotorua I Tuos., July 1,1 p.m. 112 noon Wanaka ' I Tn'os., July 8,8 a.m. 17.U ».ni. FOR GISBORNE, NAPIER, WKLLINQTON LYTTELTON, AND PORT CHALMERS (from Auckland). WiineßA I Tliurs., July 3, noon I ~~~^ Bimoarooma I Thurs., July 10, noon I — FOR MEIiBOURNK (via Bldffl. __ Waihora I Thurs., July 3, noon I — BmsAROoiJA I Thurs.. JuU- 20, noon I — FOR GBBORNK, NAPIKR, ANI) WEL- r Booth. Unosa I Tuoe.. July 1, 5 p.m. I — ' FOR SYDNEY. ' Tk Akau I Wed., July 2, noon I — _ FOR SUVA AND LEVUKA. PjcnqciN I Mon., 30,5 p.m. i ~ ■ ? , (No cargo after noon.) . FOR RUSSELL. __ ___ Pknguin I Mon., 30,5 p.m. I — Waikahapa I Tuos.', J ulr 1,5 p.m. I — . SOUTH dKA ISLAND EXCURSION. W-tiitAKAi'A | Mon., July 7, 3 p.m. I — ~ Cargo must be booked and alongside Two Hours before advertised time of departure. Passage Ticketa must be taken at the Com pany's Office (Auokland Branch). Fort-street. 7 j&z&tr (y KIENT LINB * fSSKr Under contract with the New ■^aaESSS^v g ou th Waleß. Government for the conveyance of Malls. ' The following Steamships belonging to the Orient Co. and the Pacifio Co. will leave BYDNEY and MELBOURNE on the under jnoctioned dates for LONDON, via ADELAIDE, DIN CIO. GARCIA (at steamer's option), SUEZ, »nd NAPLES;- - Steamor, From Syrtnpy. From Melbourne, Orient... June2o Juno2fl tosiTANIA 18 J ul/ 24 ?::-! ;■ ' Arid fortnightly tuerettfier. ■" . Through farts to London, £21 to 876. Pasaengeiß eocure special advantages by booking, thrpugh from New Zealand. Second olnsa pasoengera by Orif nt steamor are provided WlOi Kiloon paseaccs to Sydney Or Melbourne. NAPLES TO LONDON by RalL-Speclal •rrangoments made with Messrs Cook and Sons jr tb?'iasu6;of, thrpugh tioketa at greatly re- XPASBAMS FROM LONDON.-Sveolal facili ties afforded for bringing out Friends and Relatives by pre-payment of the passafte-money ..SPECIAL RETURN TICKETS, available tor B thonths, are Issued at the following rates : ;,v First Saloon — _ - - *JH pfeH^B^KED THROUGHV2OK. DON at Reduood Rates. NKW ZEALAND (LIMITED), '■•■ Agents in New Zealand. *_ -\TORTHERN STEAM IS^^R^P . ;-i-l BHD? CO. (LIMITED). llK^^v% "TIMB-TABLK.—JCiT. i^^^^^L'VVotttheii ana other Carcum p»<^ stances Permitting.) ||/ '■'_■ , FROM'QUEEN-STREET tfOR TAUEANGA ANp BAY OF' PLENTY . -BTBAMKR. I DATE Of SAILrSS. "Wellington Monday, Juno 30, 7 p.m. Wellington Thursday. July 3, 7 p.m. G-lenelg I Monday. 7,5 p.m. Glenelg . \ Thuißday, 10, sp.m. . ,;< Wellington' . Monday, 14, 7p.m. ' Wellington Thursday, 17. 7 p.m. ■ Olenelg Monday, 21. 5 p.m. Olonelg Thursday, 24, 6 p.m. WellinKton Monday, 28. 7 p.m. ; Wellington I Thursday, 31, 7 p.m. ~ .. ~., Connects at Tauranga. fqr Opotlkl Btaffa" and Bay of Plenty .Porto every t Tuesday. : . - ' ?OK RPBBBM., WHANOABOA. AND MANOONm. Glonolg 1 Monday, June 30,6 p.m. Wellington I Monday, July 7,7 P,m.* OlenelE I Monday, 14,6 p.m. Wellington M Monday. 21,7 p.m. .• Glanelg . I Monday. 28 &p.m. ¥or Whawqabki, Whanoabei Hbads, and ■ r v' . ;. ; r-~ Manqapai. , Macgregor I Every Tnedday, 7p.m. For Whangakbi and WHANOABriV Hkadb "Carrying passeiiKers and cargo for Waipn). Maoeregor I KveryTuesdayandFriday.7p.rn. i for Mbhopky hay. ■.» Bol?enar I Evory Monday and Friday, 7 p.m^' For Gkkat Bakmbk, Tbymiuna, Pout I'itz . " "^OY, AND WHANOAFAKAVAnA. fio<fena - I Every Wednesday, 4 p.m.' "*"W 'KROM.MANUKJV. (1 For HegiANgA. ' Arerle I Tuosday, 1,1 p.m. . ireylS Tuesday, 15.1 p.m.. ■ » Arl^le . I Tuosday, 29,1 P-m. ■ '...»- ■ Fob Raolan and 'Kawma. DouKlas ' IrXu'esaay, 8.10 a.m. ffito .|Tuesday,22.loa.m.; *^i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ For Waitara. Douglas | Tuesday, I. 1, p.m. \ — ll _ "■ "cargo must be booked and ajongsidejwq HOOM bifwe advertised time of departure. PMR&<ra Tfoketa must be taken at the Co m Auckland. Tilbll HOKIAN6A.—The s.s. ARGiLE Jv^uf leave Onohunga Wharf as above aJand; or,A.;Barnes, Onehunga. , .. XnOR WAIT^A.-Tho" s.s. DOUGLAS "MwwnRROW (Tuesday), July 1, ft'-J.fr-111^ lSi.Sstelmri.ip Co!'(Limited), Auckland i or. A; Barnes. Onehunga. rf : REDUCTION Of .FARES.-S.b. MAC GRKGOR to and bom Whangaroi Heads 7s(idsaloon, Sssteorage; Wbangarew 10asaloon, ; Mangapai, 10s ssJoon, 6s steerage. Hb ROWKNA.to'andfromlrtorcury Bay, 10s saloon, 7s Gd steerage; Freight.. 5s per ton. ---' NortSern Steamship Company (Limited), Auck • land.' '■ ■■■""■ : ■;„,., -.' — ' " V -~ TJ^.OBft MERCURY:BAY '* * JS&M^VI J- ANB TAIRUA. — S.s. Monday and "^tlL'CT'^tTrli^Tti" ""^"f iat . 7 p.tn. — For *G&jgg&2i&*r freight or passage Spply on ■nwiawl.,....'-- , i—! -^7T7~r~f^S. CORO-UANDEL, ' w. Simons, master. i ' * TIMB TABLE. Leaves Auckland ."^Leaves Cwomandeli June. juud. M •Monday, 30 12 noon |j /JzJ' ■ Tuesday, 1,12 noon * Wednesdjwv.2,; 12 noon 12 noon Friday, i, 2_p.m. j g Sattirda y, 7,12 noogt ,i __:... _■_ , ;



I- dJSF&t QTEAM To LONDON J^»^^asL?PBNINSUL~AItiToRm!NTA D STKAM NAVIGATION A COMPANY, , f FOR LONDON DIRECT, VIA BOMBAY. 8 ,.»_., Leave ' Leave ~ Bteamor, Sydney. Melbourne £ ~~ 1884. .1884. Assam July 9 July 15 _ July 23 July 29 Pesiiawuu Aug. 0 Auk. 12 O BAI.LARAT Aur.2o Aug. 20 Indus » Sep. 3 Sep. 8 Ana tliontwforwara every alternate week. Passengers and cargo booked to London, Mai 9 millets, Italy, Egypt, India, China, and Japai it moderate rates. Return tickets issued both to first and ooooni li et passengers at especially low rates. Cheai reserved accommodation can be obtained in thi. company s vussols. Passengers booking at A,uoHand booup ipooial advantages. For all particulars apply to 0 CRUICKSHANK & 00, Asentfc c 18, Queen-street, Auckland. l. , x a: - "TVTORTHERN KIVEI v >^i2l±4 -i-* STEAM NAVIUATIOI (LIMITKD). D CAPITAI £50,000, ■ TIME TABLE: * t S.S. DURHAM leaves Helonsvillo for WAI - ROA on MONDAYS'and FRIDAYS on arrival 0 train leaving Auckland at 7.15 a.m.. roturnini from Uau(>,\vill& at 5 a.m. TUESDAYS ani 0, SATURDAYS. S.S MINNIE CASEY leaves Helonsvillo fo n Waiiioa every MONDAY and WEDNESDAY on arrival of train from'leaving Auckland a 4.30 p.m. ' '• S.S. KINA leaves Helonsvillo for Otamatb; every MONDAY aftar the arrival of 7.15 a.m train from Auokland, and THURSDAY afte tho arrival of the 1.30 p.m. train from Auckland '• calling at POINT CURTIS on tho Thursda; trip. S.S. KINA loaves Helonsvillo for Por1! Alb*kt direct ovory TUKSUAY oftor thi arrival of the 4.30 p.m. train from Auckland and returns to Helonsvillo direct from Por 7 Albert. , Subject to alteration from time to tlmo, • W. LODDER, Manager. jt^t -. QTBAM TO THAMES, JSti&Smfk Cbnnootln* with Rlvei imfffiaffiA* at"""""° '<"• STIRLIN& r tekauri, waiiii. th . iEOHA GOIiDB-IKLDS. MORRINSVXUJS, WAJTOA HiAJQ{B,_ i^- ND SBANT AJiffl TOSTKR'B BBTTLKMENT. TIMB TABLB - 8,& ROTOMAfIANA. P.B. KNTBRPRISB Na 2, AND ANNE MTI.BAtJK. . FROM AUCKLANDI I Rotomahana I Enterprise I A. Mllbank • Mon. I — |fl p.m. • I — , Hies. S a.m. — — Wed. — 6 p.m. — Thurs. 9a,ra. — — • ITri. 10a.m. 8 p.m. .'— ■ . Sat 10.30 a.m, — — FROM THAMES: .. " I Rotomahana I Kntorpriao I A. Milbank Mon. I 11 a.m. | — I" — . rues. I — 111 p.m. I — Wed. I 1 p.m. I - I .— • Vlmra. 13 p.m. 112 p.m. :'rl. l pm. I — — , Sat. I.?W p.m. 112 p.m. . — No cargo received for Rotomahana within nalf-nn-hourof advertised time of leaving. Not responsible in Shipping, Carrying, or llschargiug Live Stock. FRASER & TINNB. Agents. £ £ mHE KAMO COLLIERY COMPAWY'S fast and Va4fisSgg&£S^ s.s. waitaki. » 112 tons register, 420 h.p., Capt. J. CRAWFORD, will be despatched as under, FOR WHANGAREI. WHANGAREI HEADS, MAN GAP,AI, AND PARUA BAY, Leaving Auckland every Tuesday and Friday, «t 8 p.m^ and from Whangaroi every Mon day and Thursday. July. From Auckland From Whangaiel: (from Railway Wharf): Tuesday, 1,8 p.m. Thursday. 3,2 p.m. Friday, 4. 8 p.m. Monday, 7,9.30 a.m. Tuesday, 8. 8 p.m. Thursday, 10, 1>.30 a.m. Friday, )1 8 p.m. Monday, 14.10 a.m. Tuesday. 15. 8 p.m. Thursday. 17. t p.m. Friday, IS, 8 p.m. ■ Monday, 21, 0.30 a.m. Turs lay, 22, S p.m. Thursday, -'1, it.3o v.m. Friday, 25, 8 p.m. Monday. 28.10 v.m, Tuesday. 23, 8 p.m. Thursday, 31, 2 p.m-. A COACH runs In connection with the strainer '' w» Waipu from tho Heads. ~ " Passage T'ckets must bo taken at Company s Office, 14a, Queeu-stresit, or.Qneen-streot Wharf, Auokland. '..■-• __^ A^ '_-- CJTEAM' TO WADE and jM^afjT O PUHOI.—The S.s. TAM *OffijjMjBBk*O'SHANTER will leavo as MHHS^EpTundor (weather permitting) :— "I" ' JUNE. From Auckland to \Vado: 30—Monday, 7 p.m. 1— Friday, 12 noon JULY. Wade to Auckland: I—Tuesday, 12 noon s—Saturday — For Puhoi: 2—Wednesday, 3 a.m. Puhol to Auokland: . ~ 3—Thursday, 2 p.m. ! Orders and Small Parcels to be left at E. MoKeown's, Quoen-et. Wharf, or W. S. Whltley. Queen-st. Not responsible for goods of parcels without shipping note. ,r j- _ -vrrAIUKU AND ONE- J33&&£ W hunga steam CO. (Limited). . TIME TABLK.-S.P. MANUKAU. J UXK, 1881. Leave Onohunga: Leave Waluku! I 30—Monday, 10.30 a.m. 30—Monday, 3 p.m. * • - July. 1881. I—Tuosday, 11 a.m. I—Tuesday, 3.30 p.m. , II 3—Thurs.. 6.30 a.m. I I—Friday, 3 p.m. To _ s—Saturday, 8 a.m. 7—Monday, 5 p.m. 'f- ' ~ .. _ B—Tuosday, 10 a.m. 9-Wed., 7 a.m. 9-Wed.. 11.30 a.m. 10—Thursday, 7 a.m. • 10—Thurs.. 11.30 a.m. 11—FriaaylforManukau _ Heads), 8 a.m. 12—Saturday, 8 a.m. 12-Saturday. 12.30 p.m. 14—Monday, 9.15 a.m. 14—Monday, 1.15 p.m. 16—Wed., 10.30 a.m. 16-Wcd., 3 p.m. 17—Thursday, 11.30 a.m. 17—Thursday, 4 p.m. iS-Friday, 2 p.m. 19 _ 3&turIayi 21—Monday, 5 p.m. — _ 22-Tuesday, 10 a.m. ; 22-Tueß£ ay' 530p- nl-.23-Wed.,lla;m. ' 21—Thursday, 7 a.m. 24—Thursday, 11.30 a,m. .'25 Friday (for Manukau 1 , Heads), 8 a.m. 26-rSaturday, 8.30 a.m. 26—Saturday, 1 p.m. . <23-Monday. 9.30 a.m. 28—Monday, 2 p.m. . XO-Wed., 10.30 a.m. 30-Wed., 3 p.m. 31-Thursday, 11.30 a.m.31-Thursday, 4 p.m. ■ All freights payable boforo delivery of goods. Managing Direotor. i'■ <4/-*f/Ljr \ UCXL AN D g g viVID. ■..!. - !JutY. ' i Auokland to Wade—Wednesday, 2,10.30 a.m. . " • Wednesday, 9.4 30 p.m. ; ' Wednesday, 16,8 p.m. '' Wed need ay. 23,4 p.m. ! „ \\'cdno6(lay<>3o,B p.m. Wade to Auckland—Thursday, 3,i3 p.m. Thursday, 10.8 a,m. '■",, ' Thursday, 17,1 p.m. ,' Thursday, 21, 8 30 a.m. Thursday, 31,1 p.m. m. Weather and othor cirpumstanoes permittuig. Parcols must bo prepaid on board. Apply to MrjA-MARSHALL, Master. : " ~T~^ TflOR NEWCASTLE i JP . DIRECT. . • i *^^S^^"g. M. KVans. master, will sail for above port on or about WEDNESDAY next, 2nd July. !f ■■ ,- '• ■■' '■ ,; "'. For froight and passage, apply to , ■ ■ STONKBROa.,AgentB. ' jE^f^r- TH O R S A L E— j^^^k X The s.s. BLANCHE. Inspection invited; terms JOHN LAMB, 35, Queen-street. Insurance. , ' : THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOOIET.Y (LIMITED). : Chief Offices in New Zealand: . HIGH-STREET, DUNEDIJf. All Preflts belong to the Members. • UNCONDITIONAL, UNOnALLENGEABLB, I;■ ,• : AND INDEIfEASIBLE. • ;... ;• ■'■ ■ . THE tiOLONIAL MUTUAL . TONTINE INVESTMENT POLICY Combines a Favourable ■ ■ . INVESTMENT FOR CAPITAL . J i WITH lAFJJ ABSUBANCE. AT ORDINARY RATES, ' ■ * L AliOther Firms of Assurance as uauil. fe ! H. S, H.LYALL,. Secretary.^ IF. J. MOSS & Co.. Local Agents. fikjEW ZEALAND. IN^URANCB XT JJOMPANY (FIRE AND MARINE*. Capitak ... £1,000,000. ' Paid-up\ n 4 Res\rve Funds £400,000. j B" PbotectioSjtrom ixKK~oE MARINE LOBS id Cam be m THia Company. . ■ o- oijAIMS ME? wrnFIPibMPTrrUDB^LND ; \LIBERALITY. ' :t" «a,' s«4MESBUTTIiE, tM»iii««er."1



Business Notices. '" :W. 1j b .r .;■■.■ i BOOK BINDER, PAPER RULER, jj ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURER, - THRBB BOORS ABOVE " STAB " OMTIOfc. . . MERCHANTS' ACCOUNT BOOK) ~ INBUIUNCK AND MINING REOISTHR BOOKS Specially Ruled aitd Bbtrtro.' |tt;i ■Mublo, Magazines, PnbHd Libraries, ana Siii : day School Books Well bound. BAKERS' SPECIAL RULED DAY BOOKS Bibles, Prayer and .Hymn Books '• Ro-b6und.' " BAND AND CHOIR MUSIC BOOK I l: .- ~|f t j RULF-H ■■ '. >■ „. I n LASGOW^ ,CASH GROCER'S ' VJT VIIfTORIA-STREET g (Next Scutt's Drapery, comer Nolson<Bfc«eet). JAMES WRIGHT Having now opened, can assure cash buyoi that by buying from him they oanbffectasavin - of from 10 to 20per cent, from the general price t quulity considered. Tho goods are all freal tf and aro sura to givo satisfaction,. A. and Gr. J?',» ftdlla ENGINEERS, BOILERMAKERS, I ' '. IHON.AND BRASS FOUNCEHS, j AND GENERAL MACHINISTS,,, » 1 ; -THAMES, r Have for salo tho following Machinery :— [ 1 Portable Bngino, by Hornsby k£o., 8 h.p. ' 1 Horizontal Kngine, donblo cylinder, lOin diameter, 21in. stroke 1 1 Horizontal Engine, lOin. by 18in. stroke • I Launch Engine, 1 Jin. by sin. stroko r 1 Multitubulur Boiler, 17ft. long by Sft. diamoto < 1 Cornish Boilor, !ioft. long by eft. diameter ~ f 1 Cornish Bollor, 18ft. long by sft. diameter " 1 Cornish Boiler, 17ft. long by tft. (iin. diamoto: r 1 Cornish Boiler, 16ft. long by sft. diameter ■ 3 I Cornish Boiler, 15ft. lone by Ift. Gin. diamotei > 1 Vertical Boilor, Field tubes, 7ft, x 3ft, iin. j new ' A quantity of .second-hand QuarU-orushinf ; Plant. ,'!:'." Estimates supplied for all classes of Englnoorint ', Work,—Makerspf Sawmill.uud Quartz ', crushing Machinery,, Turbine Wheels,, ; Hydraulic Machinery, Timber Jacks, ; and Patent Safety Catches for ~ ■ i ■ 'V •< \V"arohouao: and other Lift • \ ",'. '■ "■' '■/"", \, Cages. .' , ;7, ,'.'/■:' IQ ' " Vl. .6. R.I '%"V.'i.,si. STENCIL, DOOR, AND .WINDOW • plate maksJr. --'j ■■■>- AND GENERAL ENGRAYerJ . ' Steel Letter Punches and Rubber Stamps made to order. ... ..«• - On iiocoun t of late fire, I have removed to WELLESLEY AND ALBERT Sty '' ' .■ ■ . :. CORNERS. tS" 0 T I 0 B, .:•'.•- SAMUEL PARKER,: • Having Withdrawn from the Plumbing Bust ness, has REMOVED bis Large and Varied Stocks of Plumbers' and. Witters1 Materials to his M ANOTAOTORYv VICTOMiJSTREET EAST, where he will oontinuo the Manufactur ing of Galvanized Iron Tanks, O.G. Spouting. Ridging, Plain aud Load Kdgo, Lead Head Nails, Lead Washors, &0., &o. A Largo and Varied Stock of All Uio Requisi tes of tho Trade always on hand and to arriv*. AU PLUMBING ACCOUNTS are requested to bo paid during tho current mouth. ■ . N.B. - North Sboro Business will bo,' con tinued as usuaL SAMUEL PARKER, Vlctorin-stroel East JnnoH.lßßl. , . ... rj\ h B NE W ZBA LA N D r0^ T -^B^^^^f OFFICE D1 I R EC TO X Y. ' 18 85.^6. • .Published by .Authority. ' . Local Olllce. I'atmertiton Buildings, Qnecn-st. inuxt the now ortlocs of U.S. Shipping Co.) (Irdcrs for Ailvurtisrmcnta in, and Copies, of ho Now l»sne now. being recojv'od, and qvory information relative Uiercto furnished by:.' . . ■ ■ J. HOLMAN. Agouti ' VTR W. H. JONES, M.K.C.V.S:,L. • (Member of tho Royal.Collcßu of Veter inary Surgeor,? London), late Veterinary. Bur «eon. North Mstiopoliton Tramway Company, London, has coamienced practice In Auckland and may bo coxsnlted on Diseases Qf Horses, Cattle, and Doncsticatcd Animals ati the Masonic Hotel, PUnces-streot. Allcommuniea dona loft at Mr Haslott's; Chemist, Quoon-Bt. will receive prompt attention. Telophono Jfo. Jo. Che Register of Membors of th« Royal College i)f Veterinary SurgeotiH enn be seen at Mr ■ Haslott's. ,: :'. ~.i',''.\,,L » ~ - MESSRS. JACKSOK '. fc RTJSSELL ha*o Romoved. their Ofßooßto the:- S remises lately oeeupled by the Bank of ' lew South-Wales, Shortl»nd-st;i-Ma.y 8, '84i; >^<Thos. J* I£arbutt, MANUFAOTtrRER OF CORN BROOMS, B» TBAPB j K*A PA I {-MASK. <; i I; JAILOR AND OUTFITTER, J. FLETCHER, Hobson-st.," Iteturns tbanks to hiß numerous patrons' ioi Uieir liberal support during the.past flve years 1 (till assuring thorn and the public that onlj ferfect Fits, combinod with First-class .Style mdtho Beßt of Workmanship, are tho rultof lUindardsin tho execution of every order in , iruatcd to hiscare. Prioos moderate, i Termi ' etiah. Gentlemen's own matenal.mado up. ~ SUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKS. ■ ■' ;i j. lTkean '"" Zln"< Has for Sale a number of tho above, with Taps, ready for use, price 355, at his Shop, Welleuey • street «Kast (noxfdoor to Crowthcr's Stables^ fT,areoQaant.lUes.ot Spouting; RidrillK. and i town Pipes always in Stook; .Vorandah Iron curved at tho shortest notice; Countrv : orderj ■: will always rocelve his prompt atWntlpn. Lead . j Washers always on hand ' , " . ' ' ' WILLIAM: i THOMAS, Corner of Lome and Vlotoria-rtrect*, ■ Auckland East, i ~ MONUMENTAL, MARBLK, AND GKNERAI •' ..• , I- BTONEMASON. ' ' ■ i , . ARCHITECTURAL SOUIiFTOR AND v : CARVER. . i-jji,, Urn . Inscriptions Accurate and Beautiful. i i Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, and even description of Stone Wort at thaLowertFoadbli Prices for Town anlOonhtrj, ,_ .. .., EDWARD BAR.TLEY ARCHITECT, ! 4 > snOECBTJRY's;BtIM)IirOSi QUEEN-STBKBTi- U T C H E B A X D" 0 0. ' ffOBT-ST.' AND; QUEEN-Si.' WHAIUP, STEVEDORES,1 ' ; RECEIVING AND FORWARDING I .i!-j; • ; . AGENTS.' ' : / WOOIi STORED AND tiUMPBD FOR SHrFMBNI - *'" ■' '■ ' BAIiLAST BUPPIJBD. , '"'ll ri H ES.T S -OF DRAWEBS i Verir HandSome Cheßta 'at, DraweEs; in Rlfel Mottled Kauri, are now selung iat the foUowini ' prices for Cash :-Thelrake of Edinburgb, : oheß of Eight Drawers (the, bonnet drawer richl; ! nanellbd with totara, bird, and. rewa rewa) £ iOs; FiveDrawerChefifeiCi. The above article have always given great -satisfaction;'and be , oomemoroibeautifuVwithage.,.-.,, ■; : M 4l«s . >'• ".■;'".■ .'wJNbßßHi!,'".^. "'.;', ' r e ■ •;'•■ fop otSHOB'fLAMD-BiaßßTtt ; /' ARNOOK BRQtHHBB BOAPANDCANDLSMANUFACTURSRa, ■ •'. ;■ coya cibbbk,; Bgcß^diro^-;'' 01;.'; OITHJiI DURHAM - 'STREET, C&sh PurchaseM Of ■■'■■ ■ ■; •■■- Tallow, Mtoct, St-.HBptftißnrraiJßcise- \'jl"--\IM B nd B R BO * HOUSB, SHD?. SIGN, AND GENERAL . '. DEOORATIVB PAINTER,' .' '; NO. 8, WTNDHAM-BTBEEI. .._..j|fc, - - ■ r ~---



' - ;■■ ■■' : ; Money. -i*O KAA 3!O LEND on Mortgage, 3, 9W/W,tJvF\7 in Buniß of £200 and up wards.—Apply to Baber & Rtiwllngs, Commia -0 sion Agents, etc,-, _ ort-gtreot, Auckiand. _ "VfOTICE TO INVESTORS:—A present 11 ijLl' rental of £180, with great'prospootivo in creaae, pan be ,had by investing; £1,000 on city ■ proportyi — Principals apply to Edwd. Way to, 3, 6| Mercantile Uhambers. MONEY TO LEND, at vory roasonable rates, on approved personal security—to pt'lhclpttls^only.—Apply Edwd. Wiyto, Mono i- tary,Agent, 6,: Mercantile Chambers., t ,* £?4*tli\i\ SO LEND in sums of from 3- . 3&OV"Vf £50 upwards.—ApblyWra..S. 1 Cooltrano.-Coohrano'a Auction Mart, 185, Queon- Btl'QQt . . !■ 1 ..,.:■ ■ I _j 8 . ,]\/TONE V TO LEND on freehold security, . , _>_!_ BUulea. Solicitor, Vulcan lianp. ~,' T\/TONEY T() LENI^, on godcJfroobbld "*-»-*• aecin'ltii-3, at otu-rent rates. — A'r6h. ■ Buchanan. , Solicitor, Queon-atrcct (opposite Baukof NcW'ZeiilanaV1-' t * ■j , \ TOnEY" TO ' -END in eumß,k of £2ft ™ ' _f 1 aiul upwards, at current rato'a of Intoroßt. ? ,1 * ;-v\y to • PKTKR OULVHANT, ~• .i, 81 , ' Solicitor, High-alnjat. a'\ rONEY TO LEND, op Froohold A Security, at a low rate of Intercut.— 'Inrton AndlNapioVi Solloitora, High-atioel, 1 ,ui«;tc!aiid. ■ ■• ■: ■ \i-pNEV_'lO tEND, ot cuftent,*ateß of _»JL !ritotcßt.—l.ali'liley and Jackson, Queen ; iirei't. - ! ' _^*»> AAA TO LEND at Current "3& «iW" Ratoß of Interest on Free * ' ■' ' hold Boourlty. ~■••. W. K. O'SUIJjIYJiN._ Shortland-streot. ■ ' fi/fONHY 'TO tBND," «* a ;mori«rato Lt._ tateof bntorssf.-Apply.u> ' • " .■ .■ "■ , JACifBON &.'RUHSii;L_,. r , $!'ilciM"a, Fon-atraaU 'ONE?"TO !TE£o7lm~Mo7t|Mge. ol jr_Bt-.el«ssJfre»hold 3«quvlUea. ,' .'- W. COI.KIMANI Solloltor, P ' 6»l •• ' , National Itmnrancg Buildlnßa. ', 1? { i-fj. '' wofKa, trotrsAs. fitrnitube, ta 81M8 DlWtotfNTrtD DllLi { ~ HOU'I'IUSKB NEUOTIATJSfIU ;.''''.,,■■' .jJpHN. i 'W,/aARDIH^, ' lIaKH, CoMMItisION.'ANU EsTATB AOBHI, HIGII.-B'fßSirr, AcqitL_si>. ','.,; i^xojaAjsfaß cm nbji? York and I JfU ( . ; . . L^NTpqtJl.Uiium^^eulV, t , ; , ~.:.-. >>■■'■: --ioik'aALK'BT-"•'■:'.':" y' • -■:> •>■>■ _BNOLD, UINKSf fif CO, '"' i ■ Corner ot Omtom-bx)ti»t »nd Fort-»tr»et» I\yfONBV T0 LISND,1 in largo-or small IVX- .ums.atWm^oftatere^^ - " ' gtolidtora; Viiluan Lane.. , A UCK.LAND? rERJiANB'NT CO XX. OPERATIVE BUUJMNG & INVEST- M£NT SQCIKTY. ..'■•■'■' OtVicK: I*7, QO»HK.BTRK_T. ■ LOANS granjMd upon approved aecurlOee of Freehold or LeaseUold..rronorties In sums of £20 to £8000, principal and interest being'Apay " ablo In lnßtalmenUi at tlio follbwing Rkt>uo_o , Ratkh for repayment, of uaoh, 818 borrowod :— Ropajmentsextend I n,,. \W-jli. | 'I'otal Amount ■ -~,i,,.fiJ«Jt9v:e.r i'.r w.cck. , u ap ayablo., , ■■• ■■ '• ■■'•: ~ 6 X (f. ' „ S. d. lyoar ...■. ~2.00 104 0 0 ■ * 3years- .., '-i. 1 0 10 ICB 6. 8 3rcaw . .*! » 7 ,11315 0 ..,, 1 years .. .. 11 8 121 "B 8 C years .. .. 8 » 136 18 8 1. Syeara ..'... 7.. 1 Hi-j , lOyeam « a!«! 1« 3 ,i And In tho same proportion for smallor or largorloana. .--.,, , DEPOSITS.—Tho Society receives Money on , Deposit! — Ropayable at 7 days' notice, 6 for oeht pe* annum; repoyabld In 6 months, 6 per , oe^W.Wjij&j BATGER. Secretary; '[ fNDU^f RiALT ani». PUOTidENT PM -1 MANTCNT'BUTLTrtNO. LAND. AND IN VESTMENT apcurrY ok Auckland, Corner of Queen-street and Vulcan Lane. INVESTMENT. DEPARTMENT^ This Socloty is now isaulng:. .• ■•■■_„ . Onlinary'lnvoating Shares, ciirrylnß full rate at Interest and proHL f ' .-■■.■• Paid-up Investing Shareaof £20 each, carrying , 7 per cent Interest (payable half-yearly)' and paHiclpat_fpGSra%PAßtMßN!P. ; **^$$.^°* iU>l%% ceni'' ■' : (Omontti* g.per.cenu ' 7(lavs'noUqo 5 nor cent. BOHKOWNG DKI'AtfrJIENT. Tho Society advances on. Approved JTroeliOld and Leasehold Property to tho oxtent of threo fourthaotthevaluo.-, ' .■•- .>!■•!''■ ■ Borrowers may, payoff part or.thp whole of their mortoapreß at Any tlmo. ' '" Heduood Tab!oof Hates and any fnrther parti iilarß required may bo obtained at tho Socloty 8 Offloeai:* ' ■ r.i<>i<-<> "Ss ;.'F.;v,f.'!i:« nrt'!' . ■■■- ■' G^QR°E-FItASER, Managor, IT ONDON MORTGAGE, LOAN, AND, 50^ SHORTLAND-STREET, Auckland;" (Oproewß A. Ci"»RK & Sons', Warehouse), And Ltttlo Collins-street. Melbourne. -LOANS AKB ADVANOKD _ROM £10 TO £1,000. Qpon pcrsop»Ufrcohpld,M>dleaßehpld.Becurity, io[(a'yabl(i hywfeoklyiMontnly, or Quarterly (uutaU'iiunts, at Lowest Cilrront Rates.; I Advances made on^urninire without removal, 1 >n<ii! and all classes) of Merchandise. '' : "■ - IiOANBG3ANTEB UI'PN_IFBPOUCIES,LEaACIKB, , ■ > ; AND INTKRE9TB tjNDKR Wltr.S. bills discounted at cuhuent rates. Loans upon Deposit of Deeds, repayment i , ~8? EASY iNSTAUttBNTS. ~• . ): ; i ■ . FORMS GRATIS. Ailcomtftunlcations and interviews held etriotly contldential.. [.-,,.,,- ■ BANK O» ENULANP NOTEB ChWOKP. . 1 T 'ONDOF LOAN ;4ND: DISCOUNT I>, 1 COMPANY, HIGH-STREET,: 1 NEXT TO ATKINS PKINTING ! 1 ~, OFFICE. . ■ ~, ■ i i,,' ! £5 tq: 1,000. ; Thla Company gn.nts Loans on i^'E.-fis.a^L1,/: s -^c u #l TTi ; FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ;' ' ' : ■ ' ' SECORIT.Y' '' , ',". i FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES, 1 I or onany ayallaulo security, ropayable In : W_EICLY OR MONTHLY - •,!■::> ..;■ INSTALMENTS,'1 ' ■""' j';or In any way: to'tilt tho Borrower,' . 1 Tjoans may be repaid at tho rate of Sixpence por woek In the Pound. Bills Discounted at Curront Rates. ! ' Hank,-of'England Notea, and. Australian, Bank Notesßought. )' ■ 'All cofrimunlcationff strictly confidential. • : fioNpO.NtOANISF.DISCOUNT CO., '■ : v "■•■'' Mioti-STRE'kT ' '■'■"' : . ! : INkxt-to -Atkiw'b- Pkinti!no OFtiCB.) i y LOAN AND DISCOUNT 1; : : ■■■.'■■ "" AGENCY, : „.., HiaH-STItKUT;-AUCKLAND. f j ! OPIOSIT-OITY OOUNOIL ■teAMBBUS. I; lßKliUii-3 )'.»■•: .-■'■? '»'■' .'■'■■ f '■ r-i <■• •-"*!' A k , * ' ■ • I ~,; MONEY ADVANCED IN SUMS OF £i 6to £iooo \',;,;;' ; '• : '.wv'a,;ml ,<6r'<iii' ON"' -".'"iT " ■" :...','. ,-I','r. 'I \ I>BB_ONA't•':SECURITY' ' DEEDS Wf t \ PROPERTY, BON.D WARRANTS, : ;.',■'■fVi'-;---:.'I. SHARES, tax •"--•■• -'.nivra ! SBPAJHEifis.OAN'BB^MADB X WEEKLY OM S I'OTHER INSTALIOSNTB 10 SDITiBOREOWBBS, • Of.[ MJ».U.-\ Uj!) ''■ ~ '■■ ■'■• ;; 1 ' '"5 COMMUNICATIONS CONFIDENTAL. ;. : "PQs'irAlj'ADDßtesajßOX'W.; ' '•'■ ■ ;;"-?: -'s'*r'j^l>lic*Katiiß;'-; ■' -".r''-l r r\ O r" -Tr-~0~ -----B -—A T H i' ' \JT to ROTH'S PUBLIC HOT, COLD, AND ?i SHOWER BATHS, Victoria*street Iwsw. li : Charge-ONE SHILLING, Onenallweek.days 7 -from 6 a.m. to 0 p.m., and SUNDAY MORIJ f| ' (NGrS from 6 till 10 a.m." The Bath-rooma are a [ill priva'tet: and' supplied with'every oonyen »■ : iencfe, Turkish itowela, flesh andhair hrushea, ,- domlia.reapiratdra, .soaps, &c.". Select Bath rooms (privato)'- for- Ladies ovcry, day, at all hours With feWala atteudancei'Oup Shilling-ond . Siipenco. ;:,Fl6aseinotc the addrias-V.jctoria - street East, abovdtl-.e ..Orttfhound-;HoloVn_d . next tho Chetfp Bedding and iurmture, Mart Aii4kland. Nißj^Barber in attendance, t. I '.H''.r)".'[|--.::f.-'i /(■''-,■■.- -VV .•-*.-■' :'; - \ TtfEW' 'SEASON'S CLOVER HAY iißfri-'i-'t FROM MATAMATA, f» .'-'■ in amallpreflsed bales of ahout il2lbs each. , :'; i SOLD IN ANY QUANTITD3S " M I by all.Dealers', ana in.poUesa^thah 1-Ton lots J»y 1 THORNTON, ___¥_:,'& !MBJr_ll'"



Land and Estate Agents. CHiS. TT «i^SMOND^ LAND AND MONETARY AGENT. 116, UOEKN-BTBKKT ,"! (Adjoining B. Tonka and Co.'a), TEtEPIibNE-No. 18S. Natioonl B«nk of New Zealand (Limited), Mortgages and Loans NeKOttat^id. • Rentsand IntpleatsCollected. '■'■'■ , Money ■ InvpwSd ;.on First-class Socuritioa without ohaTj^^g 4. , ... Kb totes manajnl for absentees. Valuations anofArbitrations undertaken. Natlvo Land affelrs specially understood. Houses to Loljand Properties for Sale placed on my list froe ojpbharge. : , -V,"1, ■■•! X very description of landed Iproperty bought or sold to order. , vff Largo suma to'lend on flrst-claSs securities wjf|y pROP ER T I: E S. CITY irnBEHOLI) (eloae to tho New. Town Hull site)—A largo Allotment with throo new lloußob. Price, £650 foy tho lot. Thla investment would bring in an cxcellont return to a small capitalist. ... IN THE CENTRE OF THE CITY — A largo and coinstßdious Store, built of Concrete i and Brisk, wltfflarge Dry Cellars, on an Al lotmofltJOfeothy ffifeet 6inolioß. BuUdings valuod about fi1,500 i the allounont worth at least *50 pot foot. With first-class terms. BYMON TDS«rR"KET-iAllotmentS3 x lOtfta the best part of Symonds-Htreet. «15por,foot. STORK AND S-QMFOJITABLK rfOUSE in a flrst-class leading position: both water and gai laid in; a:ilno opening for someone O&^H^ABL^STOOMED HOUSE: gas and water an#. every convenience. Price, £750 PONriONBY (Pompalior Torraco)—An Allot ment with good view: £3 10s per foot WELL-BUILT, almost NEW HOUSE, of seven ' rooms, all on ono floor^and outside house with fireplace; vxjrandahß"bacJj and front Bath, register-: gratesi oupboarda, oven, sink, and ovory convonioncaf .City water supply and tanks. Allotment planted with fruit trees and well itraihed. Jfplcndid view Known as Clifton HousejiJilJwton ltoad. £700: terms easy gUB UR B AtN pRO PE R TIE S;, PONSOiJIfS1 (Arlilur-stroot)—Lntgo and Con ■ venieat Hoveo off 'B rooms and bath-room. Tbo rooms are lofty and woll fitted- Price for the houaa and throeiaUotmonts, 81000. MOUNT KDEN-Large Allotments, In a load irignoßlHon. Prioe, «3 12s 6d per foot; with1 MOUNT KDKN-Firatolasß 7-Roomed kouse, with detached wash-houso, and all necessary outbuildings on Allotment 240 foetdoop, has 2 good frontages. Price, £620, witn pood COMFQRTABJIk AND 'COMMODIOUS FAMW RKapiiNCii:, sUuidn In grounds of about 4 acrofln oxtent. Contains 10 lofty rooms. Tho grounds ara woll planted; tho orohard i« In 'lull boaring. Twj.roomcd Man'a House Also, stabling accommodation. : Nico postdon, to town. Easy terms ot Nsim°"fc r HORE^Two flrat-class Allotmcuts, ; commanding a very pretty rlow, to rapidly I rirtuig locality, OM3O to tho wharf. « 15s por_ ! Jso ffIRAN 8-ROOMED HOUSE and good alo'.m'.«it. ttitiiatfld near Mr Morley's Store on tl^Orqat North Road. A ohanoe seldom mot NOUTJUCOTE-filM for » New Four-Roomed COTTABE and> very Large Allotment, sltu -1 ated near tho-Wharf. fi7s-ALLOTMENT adjoining the above; easy PttNllolE^ASu^quaUodSlta of 2i acres tor a roaidonco, situated on rising ground, com manding one of 1 tho grandest viows in tho ndghbourhood of Auckland. This site must . bo mod to be appreciated. Price, £200. • BIRKENHEAD—Ten Acres, largo road front aijeTaiot.O' kauri trees. Price, £22 10a por acro:todjoining property from £30 per acre ! 'to^SO).1 Thisfrtpertyiaan eapeolul bargain; it was bought oheap. so will bo sold cheap. Jiorea Splendid Land., with Railway Station on the property. Prioe, tV"AICA.U^-Two Township Allotmonta. £10 iJSu^t! ROSKniLrSlx-roomod now House, oxcellont pogltion;'£s2s on terms; main road MOUN¥ OROSKILL-Slx-roomed New House, with pantry, bathroom, and scullery, thoroughly well finished and built with first-class timber: verandah on two sides; larKO allotmont; loose box, stable. Price, , £(KH); an exceedingly oheap and spund invost- MOtiNT ' ROSKILL (Valley Road)-A good scorned Houso on a Largo Corner Allotment; MLh!PnT ROSKILL-Twp of tho Best Allot ments In tho BeUwood Estate; £310a por foot T n-o 01 hers, IBs per foot •'■»"« MOUMTROSKILL—IO Acres Volcanic Land, MuUjnU' ROSKHiL-I have a lot of very cheap allotments In an estate which has only just come Into the market. To working men desirlouß of scouring a good pleop of laad of tholr own at a small coat, and with very oaey terms of payment, it Is a grand chance. If persons Were only aware how vory rapidly the Mount Roskttl Distriot la noing ahead, also the many advantages of view, con vonionae to town, healthy locality, volcanic • soil, cbeapnoßS of the land, &c, I.fool con fident that many more purchaaora would bny In this favoured district, than pay such long prices for land of an inferior quality and bad mSunT^ALBERT-Achance for speculators; 40 acres of grass land. Only «60 per aero, BIRKENH^EAD-^»0 acres of First-class Level Land, eminently adapted for fruit growing. Price, 41.000. , 9f;>T. OLA T X O Rf< # - s HOUS_,IiAND, CJOMMIBBION AGENT AND SHIP BROKKR Allotments tor Sale at Hamilton, Newcastle, .Uoxandra, and North Shore. 'm,- Money lenron good security, ™' Offlca t 30. Ingqranee Building!. _____ Ci J. M O 5 a & U 0., T • HOtfaW. LAND,-ESTATE AGENTS. We bog to inform Owners of Property thai Houses or hand, for RENTAL OfcSALK, arc entered in our Rogiatr)- free of Charge, for tlu information of those who favour us with a call it our omoes. In Shortlnud uuouL MonoT to Lend at Current (laws of Intoreat. ■ *■ . Hotels. CALEDONIA HOTEL, I : SYMONDS-STREET. FRANCIS O'DOWD (late of the Famiiy and Naval Hotel, P.itt-Btroet) bogs to thank his frienda and ourtomors for past support, "and . wishes to Inform them he Is now Proprietor of tho Caledonia Hotel, and will be pleased to sco hla friends,as the vory beat brands of Wines, Ales, and Boer will bo kept, aa heretofore Ac com*io_atlon for man and horse—Note address: F. O'DOWD, Calodonia Hotel, comer Symonda stre6t and Karangahape Road. XTATIONAL HOTEL, CAMBRIDGE, __M .waikato. TOUBl'ipS tO BOTOMA_4.NA AND HOT LAKES Will find FIRST-CLASS ACCOMODATION at tho abovo Hotel. " .. ■•■ . * Every Attention to Travellora and.iPrivflte Families. ... >.- . : ;. ' '*, _~ Tho Bodrooma ato Spaolous and Woll Yon laMPIiHL BOOMB FOB COMMBBOIAL TIIAVEL- Aloa, and Spirits ot First Quality. RPLKNDII) BILLIARD ROOM. Tho Proprietor has just Completed Extensive Imyirovomcnta. .„.,... Evory Comfort and Couventenco that Travel lers can dosiro is now Obtainable ut tho NATIONAL HOTEL. HEMY QILLET, Pbopbietob. THE SETTLERS' HOTEL, WHANGAREI. Mrs S. H, FULLER bogs to call tho attention of Visitors and Commercial Gontlomon to the increased accommodation at tho Sottlers' Hotel. Having finished the new addition, which has been newly furnished with every modern con venience, she hopes her old friends, when Waiting Whangatoi, will give her a call. .- #- '• _'!' THE BILLIARD ROOM, uiidor the management of Mr Chas. Saonders, has nndergone extenaive alterations and im provements. Tho table has been newly covered and polished, and ia now second to none north of Auckland. ; • ■. A PORTER waits on each steamor on arrival, TELEGRAMS will reoeire prompt- attentions. S-H-FULLER ■ • • PbopBIETBKBS. ;'!t_Y APPOrNTMENT T8 HIS EXCELLENCY THE ! y1 ',',.'.•■ '".. GOVERNOR. ',■'.;. '"'''.." /hLEDHLEL'S GINGER ALE, |%|i, V -.;- ■■ -. W■- • ■ h.- 1-,: PINTS AND QUARTS. . I PBIOE-LIBT ON APPLICATION. G. .GLEDHILL, WELLEShEY-STRE^f,, , 53 Telephone 53. WH. SKINNER AND SON, • Builders, Carpenters, and Joiners, Vulcan Lane. All Branches of tho Building Trade executed bj Experienced Workmen.; 4 Shop Fronts. Offine FittingM. &0. JA M E S *X N O■ X, 1 •• ■ • ■ Mem. Inc. Soot., Eng., CIVIL AND PRACTICAL ENGINEER, Ij ' ,1 CoNstrLTOja Engineer, ~ . . i PATENT AGENT. PLANT VALUER^ 31, N.Z, Insurance Buildings.



»» Electoral. ', fpo TflE ELECTORS OF NEWTON.j Gentlemen,—Parliament having been dis solved, I beg to offer my services as your repro-i sontatilve in the new Parliament. Being a residont in the district, and having acquired experience In the business of the s House, as well as being intimately acquainted! with your local wants, I trust ypu will accord: mo your support and confidence. I shall takeancurly opportunity of addressing i you and explaining my views on the leading! questions of the day. • •' "'''J.*'^-\ ; • '.f ' Faithfully yours, ' **'i '■ '- '■■-•. ■■'% THOS. PEACOCKS I —"• ■«<•,■■ i ' '-it .- , "f'ffi fTIO THE ELECTORS OF FRANKLI^'; ;■■ ,: ,:•;,-■ (!■■' NORTH. . * ;i.«' ""' i •" GkntlksikN,—l havo tho honour to announce! that lam a candidate for suffrages? ". j ;:; '.-'.'■ I ■ '■ '■'• ■#* '' ■ '■'■■'• ■'■; .'■'• i Alraaly known, to most of you, and haviogj become acquainted i% my daily roimds witn iJ[ ovory portion of your wide and important dis trict, I shall have ploasuro, at an early date, in addrosein? you, and then more fully laying my viowß before a public mooting. I have been convincod^* gentlemen, that you are wearied with the past political contests Irigrpur district, and that you want men returned to the House of Representatives unfettered by the tie 3of party, who will devote thomselves alone to the welfaro of their districts and to the promotion of such measures as will conduce to the healthy progress of the Colony as a whole ; ' " The anomalous system of Governmental con trol nowoxercised over our Railways, Life As surance, dnd tho management of our Hospitals, has not only led to aii abuse of patronage, but to flndnciaVlosa^ , ,<• .', 1 ahull therefore strenuously advocate that these Important institutions shall no longer be placed at tho mercy of cliques and partisans; but transferroa.tonon-politlcul bodies, dlreofly Jn terostcd in their requirements, and subjected only to thecontrol of Government in the higher and better sense of tho word. < I am in favour of the progont system of odu cntion being free, secular, and oompulwy upon all as far as tho.Fonrth Standard, beyond which I would propoas payment boing made by the parenfcor guardian of the child, in propor tion to the rated value of their holding* spwial provision being mado at all times in the wsy of Rcholarslvips, so as to assist tho children of tho poor, no matter where taught, who, by special merit and ability, desire to ascond the intel lectual ladder of life. Kindergarten schools for younger children, and technical schools for thoj. more advanced, arc in my opinion, roquijito for the completion of tho education systeniin tho larger centres o£ our population.' 7/,' , l As a medical man my attention shall! be i direoted to mattord ail'aoting tho sanitary laws, ' also to tho food supply of tho peoples i .• ; Tho present neglected state of our -national ; flsherieß, in which I have already taken some practical interest t affords abundant scope for much-ncoded legislation. ; ■■ Whilst I shall view with, favour the'^emoval jf all tuxqa affecting the Immediate necessaries of life, such as food and clothing, I will readily support any well-directed measure of taxation upon tho land, believing that large landowners should bear their proportion of the tasfction of the country. ' &v. You can bo assured", in^tho evont of my boing relumed as your rArescntativo, that I shall do vote my energies tofho welfare of your"district, actuated as I am by tho solo desire of proving, of .some service to you and my adopted country. I have tho honour to roruain, gentlemen, your obedient servant, . ~, E. G. LEGER ERSON. The Trianglo, Otahuhu. fTSO THE ELECTORS Off EDEN. Gentlemkx,—l have tho honour to offer my self as a Candidate for your suffrages at, tho forthcoming Election, and to put before j^u, briefly my views on tho principal topics now agitating the public mind. I ant in favour of— (I) Tho [present syßtcm of Education; (2) the speedy completion of tho North: Mind Trunk Railway; (3) retrenchment, wherever practi wxblo; (1) the non-separation, financial or other wise, of tho North and South Islands;; (5) fivjng li general support to tho policy of the prußent Government; and (G) I shall endeavour to actively promote tho general interests q£ this part of tho North Island, and to advocate greater utility among its representatives; and I shall always steadily set my face against tho "go-as you-pleaso' course of action, which iiaa hitherto proved so disastrous to tho welfare of Auckland and tho surrounding district. . -, I shall take an early opportunity of meeting you and further explaining my political viewa. I have the honour to bo,. Gentlemon, Your obedient servant, ALLAN \VM. O'NEILL. ' Shortland Croscent, June 21,1884. „ ~.,; ■' ■#'~■■ :'.'■' .:-<'■■' '■ :, mO THE ELECTORS OF WAITE ;.; MATA. ' V '■■ GENXtEMKN,—I rospectfuUy solicit your suff rages at tho forthcoming Kloction of a Member to Ropresent you in tho General Assembly. I bog to thank you for the confidence roposed in mo in tho past, and ask for a continuance of that trust.' ■', ...,-,.,,, I plodgo myself to go the Poll. . ',"•.': ' W.J. HURBT. II ' '■■ ;-.'■:'.)■ . ■■■■•'■[, ■':;'.;;;.;' »' '■;■••' ■'-. '■■'.■' hnO.THE ELECTORS OF CITY ' .WEST.', .;. :' ,:'/■ Gentlemen, —I havo tho honour to again solicit your suffrages. Tho rccont defeat of the Government will, amongst other benefits, tend to secure the construction of that routp.of the; Trunk Linoof Railway most desirablefor-Auckv landers, as tho Govormncnt arid tho Majority of tnoir supportera-^chiefly Wellington inon—: had resolved to support the route j'unctlonlng at Marton, one hundred and thirty miles,soutiuof. Tttranaki. The Opposition, on the cbntrary, in) eluding Auckland and Otago members, favour ■ the line functioning' near1 Nciv Plymouth as least costly, and best for Auckland. Had the Government acted constitutionally,1 and rcj signed, the latter.would have been proceeded with at oncb. I Bend this by,,%0 to.pTOT^nt wrong impressions, and, I shall do myself the honour of addressing you furthei!. In' tublfo, meetingsshorUy. . ■ "! •■: ■ i>: •;;<.:' " ' ; • ; j. m. dar'ga'ville. Wellington, June 21at, 18M. I M. •'! TO THE SCHOOL COMMITTEES OF THE AUCKLAND EDUCATION DIS TRICT. ' ' ''■;■■'' Grktlembn,—Led by a genuine interest lii Krlncational matters, I venture to offer mysolf an n randidato for the vacant seat at tho Auck land Board of Education, and beg tho honour of your nomination and voto. Mv motives and views aro briefly put forth in a letter which will be In ■ your bjttds imme diately. ■ ™' Your obedient servant, ■ ~;;■;.'• m . THOS.G; TUCKER, ■ i Prof oasor in tho Auckland University College, Auckland, June 23,1881.



k, El&Btoral. ■mo THE ELECTORS OF MANUKAU.: Gentlemen,—l have the honour to offer myj self for re-elobtlon by your important district to the House of Representatives, and' to assure you, uhould it .ba,.your pleasure to confer upon me a renewal of your confidence, that I shall endeavour to merit that confldenco and to serve ! you to the beet of my ability. ,-'yf !' . , : • : • G. MAURICE O'RORKE; i ' Otiehunga, Juno 28,1851. , ; " ■*/'/ | ;npO THE .ELECTORS 05 AUCKLAND, - X .:.'..'.;•; CIIY NORTH. !-c ■. it, ii Genjxemen,—l beg respectfully to offer my-i solids a Candidate to represent, your Distriot ; inj Assembly, and wiij; seck-an earlyj opportunity foaddresß you in public. • .■_-•' I , .-■ ;: I remain, turn :• '. > : • ! ''"''■'■ Yotfra j^ry truly, ; •'"' ■''. '\ "' ,'"!■-. WOSBPH NEWMAN. ,■■ :':■!/; ...'».;!'.lc;.",J: :i^ ,^l tff\O THE'ELEe'TORS, OF.MAI^IfAU. Gkntlbmun,—l have the honour to offer my self as a .Candidate for jfonr suffrages at the i t orthoomlng election. m • i,,■: f■ •". : I shall take an early opportunity of address ing you. - - —- t>- - I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, ! I ;,;, ]■'. -V .-, FRANK. LAWRY. -;Epsom,-26th June, 1884. ' ■'■■<■:- i • ..■■.(■!.:•. ■ ' ■ I-' - ■ '. ■■ i. M" Sporting. ■ ■P 3 00A '' ■'" "Wiix Closb . * 'Wq',: Oflfl *O,yUy -• JULY 18. 1884. .AojUUM' aR A* N i>- N A*IO!?! aL ' T: .STKEPIiECHAS^. -■ :.■>•■' : TO he Run a* MELBOURNE, ■ / ■_;,: JULYI9j-iBB_ - ■■*~: ■■■' .'. , ' 6,000 mbmbers'at iqs. f . .? First:.1:....:.:... ei.ooo lot Cash awards. Second 400 2at 100....-i.,;.. £200 Third 200 2 „ 601.......;.. 100 Others (divided) 350 i „ '25 100 5,, 15..r.. jM 20 „ 10 200 ■• "■ 29 ~6 .._ 120 51 „ 5.......... 255 ':*''. . £1,950 101 ~ , £1050 ' This Consultation .will remain Open tilfadverr Used date of Closim?.' Should Applications wxeeed number; advertised, the Prizes for Jlorses will be increased pro rata in value, and Uu additional number o* 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.B.—Names and : Addresses of Three Princi pal Winners can bo obtained by Subscribers. : " "ADA MANTUA,'? CAUK OF MR ABRAHAM, IBox-351,.P08t-offlce,'Dunedln.' ' , 'melbourne cup wr_u follow ; X> OB ROY'S MONSTER CONSULTA XV TlON.—Grand National Steeplechase. To be run at Melbonrhe. July 19,1881. £I,ooo— 8,000 • Members at _Os-fii,Ooo. Will Close July 16,188*., ... ,-,H , ui^aghprisje^ ', First Horse .. J3LSQO .2 at 100 .. .. £200 Second Horse .. "GOO £ „ fiO ".'. •.'. 100 Jhird Horse- MV'-SOO ,5 „ 25 ■ .'. :;. 125 Others divided., «0 ,5„15 .. -Jo V *■■ '23 „ 10, .. .. 230; -■• ;■■ >' "* 20 ■„; 6 .. .. 120' . , •-,■,-, ' 60 it - ft; .. ■■ ;i!-l -300 '•■'■,.. '■ ' ' r, ——*> I—VHtUUtR.^' ..1,,!* 1* • ! ' ' £2,850 117, &,W- Apply early, and by lettoronly, enolosing two i stamps for replies. P.O. Orders made payable; to Roo Roy only. Bank Notes accepted. Kegis tered Letters and Telegrams not accepted I Cheques to bfl wade, payable to a No, or Bearer and if country, to be marked oorreotby Bank with Is exchange.—Addi-CBS only, ROB ROY carp of Mr W. Walters, Post-office, Auckland. (F~N y U I X O T E'B CONSULTATION ON THE ' MEL-: BOURNE OUP. 10,000 SUBSCRIBERS, 10s IiACH-DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS:-: : 165 PRIZES.. :. "'.;. lßtHorsoU.-. ■"..•■ .'. 'i.-i-'i .. £600 : ( 2nd Horse 30§ i 3rdHorso,.. ■•> .. ;.. 200 '■ : Others jdiyMed) .. ... .. .. .400 ; %■■ ,;.'•■,.;■■• ■;• ■'■ u-\ Sisbo ; :■ ~ CABH AWARDS. . -2ate2oO-.. .. .-. ■.. .., «00 , • '4 „ iico .-, • «■■■•;.. .. .; ioo ~ ; .10 jo a) ~ . .• .. ■.; .. soo '■ ~■,lO ~H 10 >.i .. ;..: •..<■ .. 400 . 20 ~ 25 ... ... 600 - •' 40 ~ 20 .. .. ..' .., ~ 800 , •30 I, 10 ..: .. .. '.. ..300 20 _ 5 100 i 25 " i 100 ', ;- " , '.' .', '.' .-,' l'.-j .£^soo This is one of the best Consultations ever placed before tha public, each ticket having 10 chance*, the ticket being dra>vn ten separate imes. The cash prizes will bo paid immedia tely aftbr the drawing, which will take place in thepresenco of a Committee of Sharoholders only. ■ ■ •' Send P. 0., payable to Don Quixote only, with two stamps for reply. If cheques are sent add one shilling exchange. Registered letters ana telegrams not accepted. Address—Don Quixotic, care of A. Cameron, P. 0., Auckland. ~ , ; i : ■'>••■ :\ . ■-. ■)-: TMnstcal. ■■ ' ■■■■■[ DO, VICTORIA-STRIiET, AOCK OO) LAND (six doors from •Albert-sL ';..',',.'',;', h T..E. .CARTERi,. -, WHOLBSALB & RETAIL PICT URK FRAMBi , ■ : • MANUFAGTURSR. IMPORTER OF MOULDINGS, GLASS, PICTURES, SCRAPS. AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, j Teacher ot the Pianoforte, Violin, &c ,• For terms and testimonials see Brett's Alma nac Advertisement, page 87, and post free oc application; I Tuner and Repairer of Musical Instruments. T>IANOS. PIANOS,, PIANOS Wishes to inform those frienia who are waiting : v ~ . i; for (he "RAPOLDI" "RAPOLDI" , : ' •■ PIANOS • PIANOS i Ttiatlio^s Landing Six, ox Deva. i cfiiL EARLY ANDSKK THE NEW PETITf!,, [_■~, '■ ' . -. PIANO.; '. '■ The latesd Novelty Imported Into New.Zealand, ' only 3ft. iin. wide. i *NEXT BANK, OF NEW ZEALAND. ■jji;])I* ik ;„ .T//g..'N-■;E r..,5; "^^ ' (LatoofT. &S, Morrin'&Co.), ■ '-'l ironmonger; •": Begs to announoe that he has commenced Busi ness at i PONSO'NB V •"' RO AD. :'■ 1 (Near the Three Lamps). ■ ' " Hla Stock will be found replete with :' ■ iSXOieibt GEATES,.stOVES; FAINTS, i ■'■'" .oils,'varnish, bto.',;. ,j-| I' I/I-,;.: v'l :■■(!■ ~ J.l', i' : • ,!■' , '■■l': ', ■ '■' OA;RPB!NTBRS 1: TOOLS, iwkoti will' b6" sbld at MODERATE PRICES -Plonßohby,: l9th Alay, 1884. '. ' A-- :: ■■*,■■■ ■;■■':.■■';::;■:.';-': :J.',;::;;■ i -;■' , /',.;''.,.', ,':A?nJ ■;''."' .'■,.''!;•', ''.'.' S.*A.S WALI;OW -■* Ab™^B .&&JjL ;f'...'; CELB^RAtBD/ . ;^ • ~.■;',:;, . . trbaclk..'.'.• ..";;;, ,'■ . . ;■.■'.; ~'".. ;'", n TBBAGLB ;' . V .../" 1 '''"' '"''■. : •■'•■' V n'P^'f;""''' tt.'.','V*: : !!-'"'■ '-* i .jb, GOLDHN SYRUP. '■''''' . ■■■ ■. ■& BOLDEN SYRUP, -r<\ ,U r FOR VALUE AS DIETETIC Sex Medical Tbstimonialb.



~...,, AIIIUSCIUCIItS. ~ . ■':"■' "•"'> I" TH EAX RE ' R'O r-A^ L.; ~ M.*'O'J V:.; y^.'i ■■''' : :'"*■ ' ~'.U SU T)ROFESSOR A NDERSOnT.II^ , J^ROFESSOR /\NDERSON-. .'I TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), -<■'' ■ | • THE LAST NIGST of ; ; ".,'.."!■! I 1 PROFESSOR ANDERSON* ';/., I _ _aj,'d.LO-UISE MAUDE ANDERSOSt!' ..'-;.'•»."." iii ikiiß' ak&kii' ••' f | • FAiIEWELL'M^TERTiiNMEJN'f;!', i CHEAT ATTRACTION !-^BBAf7TIFI7t tBtS^iJTS GITE^,:A>VAY SIMPLY TO ADYEBTISB THE 1 • ;■..-■■.':•■■ ..LAST'NIGHT of •,. .v .•,:: '■■;';;;' fI;PII?OFE.SSOR, j*[ i HANDSOME PRESENTS GIVEN.J*VA,Y'I ; ■ ! ' BEAUTIFUL PARTING: GIffTS 1 bu« The Last Night's Gifts wllle6mprißo'''''>" - Wntalres, 'cippkß.-OleograpliSi,"Silver-plated' Cvactsif Xiajqp'B*! I Jto&jieseViCSbliiJitsj'SOT^y Albums, Silver-plated* Artioles for the Drnjpg, Table, wouk Boxes; Elegant: Vases,;and a large number.of.Valuable and -Useful Presents, pur4-! chased from the leading Merchants of Auckland, iGIVEIf .AWAY, FBEEfpi. OHABfcS.';:■']' TO-NI&HT!—The New Science T The Power of the \V.ill 1 The United PoWer of the "Wjll of Professor and Louise Maude Andejsqn: will caUßea1' ','■ '■ ':""■ '"-' J; '■(►' ' \'' ■:,"■ V-.; • HUMAN BEING TO REMAIN SUSPENDED' MID-AIR WITHOUT ANY SUPPORT.! ; LOUISE MAUDE ANDERSON WILL TELL I • THE NUMBER OF A BANK NOTE: ; V . ..-...,'. WITHOUT SBEING IT! •: : , ~-,■ This is iho most Marvellous Experiment jn the World, and will take place TO-NIGHT.. SOMETHING NEW 1 jl' ' j ALL THE WONDERS FOR THE LAST viir-"/ ' ' "'■ TIME.... .■.■.■ FAREWELL. FAREWELL. .<i ! .. Box Plan at Lennox's, Stationer.Queen-streot, Dress Circle, 3s; Stalls, 2s; Pit. Is. Tenders T7" AIPARA - , • RAILWAY t AUCKLAND iPASSENGER STATHON BUHJ)INGS CONTRACT. ! iiiJ! "Public Works Office; 5 Wellington, 13th May, 1884. Tenders will b 9 received at .this Offlqevuntn Noon on WEDNESDAY, theiOth JulyJ IML far the above Contract. They are to be marked on theoutaide ".Tenders'for Auckland Passenger Station Buildings," and addressed to the Hon. the' Minister fo^'Publio Works. ' TelegrapWc tenders similarly addressed and marked will be '■received'!* presented at any Telegraph Office by Noon of tho same date, provided that tenders as above are- lodged at any pistrict or Resident Engineer^ Office br the sameJiour. ■ Specifications, Drawings, and General Cendi tions may be seen at this Office, at the Public. Works OfQces, Auckland, Christchurah, Dun edin, and Invercilrgill; at the Railway Stations, Napier arid New Plymouth; and at the War den's Office, Grahamstown. The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac cepted. ' '" •: " 'j.O, y CJOHN BL ■i.O'KETTJ Enghieor-in-Ohief. mO BUIiLDERS. Tenders'wiil be received until Ao6n ot WED NKSDAY, July 9th, for the Erection and Com pletion of Three Houses at Newmarket, and Additions and Alterations to Two Shops. EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect. - ffC~O B'^U I L D E R-S. Tenders wUI be received until noon of WED NESDAY, July 9th, for converting Messrs S. COOMBES.& CO.'S, Low,er, Shop,into Arcade and Offices.-1 ;f'-« ■• ','«-.'>'.-? Il' EDWARD BARTLEY. Architect. rr\ d By u>l L -D E R s. Tenders will be received until Noon of SATURDAY, July" 5, for the Erection and Com pletion of a Block of Buildings corner of Queen andWellesleyst^ts. BARTLEY, Architect nnO BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until Noon of FRI DAY, " July~«hr for' the erection' and" eompK tiono)ta^^l&Jljijiidejige t^ By9nport.; North: — Ot% -"'' M>WARD^B.\S!l%gy, AjrchltecL rp; o ,B i; U: :i ? :L,'^ 'E.;a,-s, fenders''"wili-Tie received, up.to noon of TUESDAY/July lit; for ttia.ESection.of Brick Stores in Fort street.. ** '■' ' * Plana, &c, at oiu?ofilocs, Queen-street. - ■- EDV7D. MAHONEY & SON, Architccta. j^ffOVN^, EDEN : RQAD Tenders for work-in yallpy.'Road will lie re ceived at my Office' before before noon of THURSDAY, the Srd July next. •.■:' ■ ' ■■••'• A. JTAMSS BiLBER,'CjS. ' rr\; o■ b v i;l pc r s. EXTENSION OF TIME.' '!'' x The Time for delivering Tenders for Additions to Villa, Residence. Avondale, has been BX-: TENDED to TUESDAY. July Ist, atlnooh; ■ P. HERAPATH & SON. Arohlteote. grapery. ' - 1~ : ,biE»ERBEir!:;". A'';:;,;^ 0 ;,-•:- J pa% M E-'N * -:-I;1,.;.-» ' 1 ....,.;-..system.;:,/- ; *Vin • nh a*lor% d b a; p ers,' JLV, MILLINERS, AND.OUTFITTERS,i.;' - '■ HOBSON-STREET, :i:,.,":C'. H^AVB A WBLL-,ASSORTEDkSXOOK 4/, lo ■ .--ii of (thk :, 1: '"■ '■'~■,;,"";"; f '"'■' BEST OliAgS GOODS.; •■.' it All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made up, and Fit and Workmanship , .' ' ...,- .■ . . Guaranteed., i\ r . teamviUtll!. i, The Deterred Payment System has "been found to be a great boonV by enabling those with limited incomes to procure necessaries in the easiest possible Way. * •fH|'^SPECTIJ!)W'gI[VITEp. ■%s<% • Cash CQBtomoro reo%f\ cTB per obut. Dlfieonn (one shilling in the pound sterling) on all panel f 80s and no w«xds. , .■;■■..■ E3 G^, ; M P,U|L S 08, Y^ u.S-iA'^il '• I. .. ar^.. ".. DRAPERY* CLOTHING,.SILKS, '; j4ec;V,':::'; :;:' &d.,,"' s',^''»S?.t~»'"i A £ ■ MRS ■■■-• Ji'i«J SM 'li'dfH'S 'iWidowot the late John Sinkh), ~ QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, In tendering my*"best thanks to my numenraß ' Customers and Friends for their liberal patron i age in the past. I am anxious to auk their valued aid in assisting me to mest the demands now made on me by relatives, from whum I at ' liast expected lonionoy. ' -' "■' 1. ' Ibisinoumbont on me to raise the largesum ! of m,m at ohoe; andj» do so I mustMaiaßE ' ! ON MY STOCK O> DRAPERY GOODS AT ■ .iltlsmy intention to offer THE \fHOL"E OFj ■ THE STOCK AT UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES toeffootthoobjoctlhaveaboi/edßtaUed. ! ALL GOODS WJLL BK RE-MARKED TO i SUCH PRICES' THAT MUST ENSURE A [SPEEDY CLEARANCE . IThe-following is a MST OF'THK GOOBS which contain all the LATEST IMPORTA •TIONS from BRITISH and CONTINBNTAIi .MARKETS:- . _■ , , lt The largest and best assorted stock of Silks' and Satins in the colony ~ ■■•i.-.i :.; .'Q.-.Tiv'Ji:'' Coloured Satins for evening wear, Is Bd, 2a ,66V "2s lid, 3s(6d"'", ■-■ ' . .•- '■ . 1 Rich Morvielleux Satins reduced from 6» lid to : 3slld-' : t r ■■ .j ■'•■'■ ■■•A; !■• ; Real China Silks (aU pure sUky 28 inohestw^de),. ; usflalpriceSsed^edttcedto&lldandSßna, Black and Colourod Broche Silks and Satins = -Black Cashmere, wide width, from Is lid to Coloured Cashmere, Is 6d, 2s 6d, 2s' lid, Ss lid ' t A Gbbd Dark Dress Material for Bid, Worth lOjd Remnants of Dress Material, Calioo, Shirting,' ;.,&0.,&c, greatly reduced ' ■ iLjf<'' A choice lot of Ladies' Underclothing,: good duality, to be sold cheap ' . ' .',' , ' A very large stock of Women's and Girls' Hosiery A good 104 Blanket for 12s lid per pair,: worth 'Splendid stock of Cretoniieß, V&. per yard "'^ ! -■', '" '■'.-■.,. OLOTgiNa. '.. j 'v.;' 1 ■ ;;, Men's Nelson' Tweed Suite,1 reduced from 603 to . ■ ;89s6d•■■?.} F-T.L-' ■■■ >■• ■!'* '■■ '"■" -'it'- "f •Men's Strong Tweed Suits, reduced from 3js to Men's Tweed Trousers, Is lid, 5s lid, 6s lld.'and s ■•'-■ upwards1'""' ■-.■'"i"".? ! ;■•■•; "m ■.'•■ an ;Mon's Nolson Trousenl and Vests, 19s lid, usual prioeß7s6d: . ■ ■■~, ■i. ; i x ; j ,-t, ■> . : .i], Men's Pilot Coats, a little spotted, reduced from -' 25stO'15s6a ■ . - ' •.'■--* -■■'-■■■ ■-': us . A Good Suit for a Boy, reduced from 2fis to 19e6d Dungaree, Drill, and Moleskin Ttousera v ( . -,.,. iA large istqok of Hataia all. the new shapes, ShirtsrCoUata, ana Ties ~•. ' Gooa White Shirt for 2s Uff.'wßrthlß 8d ■ ■' Men's Overcoats and Maointoahos at a great saoriiloctoolear. ~.; >..-,;, :„;.,., „, 1 'iSotethe Address:—J. SMITH, <!Jlothier,*:ei, &».', next United Service Hotel, Quken-strbei Auckland. ;v. . ■■< ■-•■ <■'•.: ■:T 7,,.:•;>)•• I N.B.— M\ Parcels of the value of 62, arid up wards forwarded to any part of the North Island (carriagepaia>on.recoiptof P. 0.0. ' ' ; ■";-''!! j M&ti* bojtjjj&Ell SM'ITH1. 4 w wmni'



Amusements. ..^J^ ■ ■ **BBOTT'S d'TEBA^tepUSE. •Lessee*^- '~■■■'•■>;..• vT" *AraDtum?ng( (Of the Melbourne Opera House)' ; A ■ SteßftManager,;; .. -" t'i-i S^S^RSSS 'Treasurer-■ . .;■ .. J.F. Golds worthy; * **#* A* SUCCESS OF ENTHUSIASMI Notwithstanding the inclemency of the wMtw J^he THeatre CROWDED In EVERY PARTJ 1 -■, MANOLA ! , MAKOLA I ~..,<i •;,:*: ;;,StABfQJW.! ; ';».,' ■ :,MAU<M-A,lr. | w febm the opeiiingj-te the GUogonsJinfle'tfie Ope»iproaounoed aTRBJMPHi FPJJjAIjL ,CONCKRNED t the magnificence r»fiSfec*enr, ; •gorgedusnegSiOtthe : Dresees,-benßty:2Ot- tne Music, and.theiwonderful Keueral.Bjfe&wt scene and aniODKsttthevVAST, AUDHUB" . py*■ ONEloVlMN**BEVAILjp^at. <to Jiiati- ; "gjfiratiqn of tfi^iOppra Seasotfha4-b6Bn«t;tenoea With its attendant banners wavnig, and :st>nl stirring; inutfc,-created, a perfect furore^ »£ c. ".f performersnr.eceiWfl.encore'U'pon enoorefitno '.final, tabletittS Closing the most successful'per 4':-:v, MnslealtDirectOK Mi JUJWKBR-. ~;' «•■■ "•And the^al«:p*odu(^^nidb*tß6 toerii^n- w 1...-I--•..-dene*of MrGEORGjr'DEANI* .;_*' ' BoxPlanatLennoS'fl.DayTloct'nt , .t. Doorsbnattitt*fi^tr'Vyo^fJWrSJfflltfei'^>f■*.:' ;•'. riages, 15 ffltauttapjatßii' '•.■'■; • Mjr *.' -' ja* ": First of pSoF. BERNARD^ Sele& Sdlrto Dansante to-Pupils and Friends, ate Maspnio Hall, Princes-street, on WEDNEOTAY,*JuIy 2, * atßp.ni.,,,,- ..;... •;.;. !■■«•■; tifr-^ .; ■v^ .'~ -•! '7 Lectures. ** J, * ■'*— ~ ~~ ■' '"' »'. -■ ■ * ■•> '# • :-«r6I^G\MEI>IIS>CMSTfAN,ASSa i'1'! ; CIATION; •■*■ »■ * 1 ! BOOHS'i CORNER Of WELLESLEY AJSD ~~ : ' .'J'VraNiTER^W^W' ppBECTUEESi* FRIDAY, JwU2V.^-'r>W6ngst Hot Springei ana ■ ■■'; Ge£serßJ"-J^fel^ A.' | P ; rTH6MJ3rM.A,\ FhiDAY, ' JtfMf: il> —Entertkintneht;, Mufeial .'eLfldLiterary.''l !' c ■""'' '.£ _ , .Friday, July 25.—"Oxygen," with Experi mental niUßtrations.-+£UE.- Button. Esq. Friday Augdst 1. — "The, .Tiolet-Qrowned « ?P:dty; ;or, Athenian Life and Tboughttjn the . '■^/TimeOtSocrates.^PrbfesSotTlG.TpoK^a Sltt(ljAYiAirocsi''29.—"Kingsley.I'^-H.'^. SKyp • BUrrH,J£sr!UK.M. r«rtl'iiiiw'L«sia : FRiriaV. SEMIMSiiK 1.-!' Raaiant Heat."-?tp -1 'tfessof Srkd'. D. Br6ww.'B.Sc. . . ; f .', , ,/SSi>. Friday;. OcTttBKR 3.—" Abraham, Lincoln. ,— . ' IRev.SiW,1 Bakeiv ':;. ••"..-■ . ~:..,: ComTrience::ea6h,evening at 7.30. Seata.re served foETiQkct-holdei^,tgi7.2o:. ". ' t, j 5 ' Tibkets ftir the Course, to admit Bearer and U>Af! sa:i'to-admit'Btare 3a 6d; Single Lecture,-IS. Maybelrad trom.the Booksellers, any Member of CommUtee; oi'at the S/oma& n \ ■ ■■' x ■■■■■■ ■:■ THOS. BUPBtB- |IBonLsßeaj-i' • •• ' f.'«;es^inston ■fuo?-boc^.,; "' • 1(-; 11"\ • ■^M.BBACTNEIG.'aenI.aep.: I ■/ise Laud and Estate Agents:; ■;..;;;.'! SAMUHIi Y/ULH.]!H. ,0 i. [JOHN DOOOIAB. , ''■'.'ilhk ''irJiLkii-&iwmi'!siutiß)i ■■ ; -■■ • ■■;■■•; ESTAjcg AGtB^TS,;;; '«■; LAND ANP BBTATH AtrpWd^BJßjßS.l - RBAL-KSTATK TALUATOR3, * BBOKBRSiUNDEE THK LANDTaS|rSFKH '. ACT, . „[,:,'*, ,jiv. : v '•i^f!1/':BHORTLAND STREET ; ' !l^J 4 ~,;,.|(NBXX' TED .J|OBX'toFIO ; B)i ';'■;','. ~/,„■' .'.'.< ;'il»"-1 p.?-:!" '■'■■ i- t ■ ':<'-'\ ■l; ( 1 , onr advertiaement to "N.Z. Herald and " Weekly Nawe.1? £60(Ci)EVONPOB,a3, NORTH gHOBE,' House, q£ 8 roomß, with, «nt-honsp« orchard, good welUSc. Terms as agreed.—valle..and.; ■ Douglas, ffistafe Aaente, Shortland-Btreet. * £630f-NE^;:pOUSB of 6 rpomk wit;h,ou± nohse,' tanKs, &c, and allotment 66 x 188, volcanic soil; cony^nieut situation.,—Vailo, -aMßonglalTHoWe arid Kind Agents, Short- , land-streett .■' ,„ , cf > >J2J* iSOtf-^-HOUSll" of W Toctos' "arid sculleßy, out-house, tanks, &C.I allotment33.s 100, vol% canlo soil. Terms—Half casl^ balance 8 per K«ent.r-Vaae and Dounlae,-House, Land, Sad . Estate AventßjShortlSna^street. . I*B £600—NEW "HOUSE -pi Six Roomß' and1 Saullerr, Bathroom, Wasnhbuse,&c,;.large 'Allotment' (98 x 250), v6loanio - Improvtog v neighbk)tirnq6d^',Termsilraipisash,; balance on mortgage.—Ya.ilo and Douglas, , House Amnts.aiorUaiid-Btreet . . ; 1273,^ £l 5s'PER' ACRE—Farms at Pukekoh,e, ■ .varying ,in siise Ccom 60itu-100.acres-Tw^ll; situated,^ gioßd'TUstffct. terms, Quarter caali, balance 0 pet cent. ia.s years.—Vuile and. Douglas, Land and Estate Agents, Shorfland street. ■' Sfi'T .■'■>-fi¥ igoo L3SO—FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE,,^T^ith: 24 Acres of rich volcanic loam 5 ?rary: suitable ; for a market gardeneri 9 miles fromAUok"' land; good rbai also rail.-vaile and Doujglaa, i tHonsnand Land Agents, Shortland-st. 1258 Ai £260^-TWO AGRlffiiof LAND inonte-of . the most fashionable subnrba.' Terans,' 1 fiaahj; balance; TpSr oebt.,-3 orsyears.—Vaiile'and ; .Douglas, Land Agents, Shortland-Bt/"1 1218 ■'■'• NORTHCOTE — To Let or Lease' for1-77, ■years.at atentel of felQtor.AretSyearstthctf' : J!50;: Ne-w"House of'B tooins and 4 acres:pf Land.—Vaile'and Dou«las, House and Estate £ ti^veT l^S;. AiLOTME^,« ■ each 33- qt 113»« sltuatecbin, Newton .Bonth.-^ *w ' Vaile, and -Douglas,, Land Agents, npxk ,the ShotUandTStreet., . ~.: iJ 215., £2W—HOUSE of 5 rooms.with fcwOieheds, Allotment 10x100, 20 .mingter, from-Queen street.—Vaile and DoußlasrHonse and land v ABertstShortlahi^treet.- -n^i; • IMB Several Conronient FARMS o{;lrom30to 400 aofeai'situated within*) miles 'railfrom ■AtickiandV part bash, Psit open land; 'good soil, VMI watered:1' Price, from *1 to «J,Wr ? adre. ' TermsO cash.1 balance '3orS years; 1-7 i ter; cenfe-»Vailfil atti' Douglas, 'Lund 'and • Estate Agents, Shortland-streeti'i '■ .'1899' £500-rCamtel Waterside: FARM, of 98 acree, abdtt half rich alluvial flat, 30 acres in , grass* House of 4 rooms, dairy, sheds, &a— Vaile and Douglas, Land Agents ShorU^d i-l^^L^OTMEiit'at Mpint Bdenj 618 x 152 feet.—Vaile and Douglas, Estate ifeunts, Shortland-stoeet. ■ Ko9'. £48 10s—ALLOTMENTS at the North ■ Shore, near the Big Dock, 55 x IS2 font, from each.-n Vaile and-Douglas,]Land Agents, next the General Post-offlco. ;r/•' | £2 10s per foot—ALLOTMENTS in Sen <tttael-BliroeViPonsonby t 132 ft. by 270 ft, deejvjj| *Vallaf«d Dotiglas, Hottso and Eatato AWrnW,* Shortland-ajtregf. vi'V'JfTMii « .1033 ; £900—Handy MRM, fcontainin|r 90 Acres, . , all good Jaud and -vrell improvod. psvclllnK- I house] Store, Barn, Sheds, &«.. atWoMd to tlils Farm; there is a profitable business, requiring but little capital to work it. This is a'splendid opportunity for au industrious' I family. Church and school close at hand. Pricwr«rtoted.-i includes good-will. > Sertuawf ! £100 cobK. balance V per cent.—Vafle and 1 Douglas,'' House, Land/ and astate Agents, -jghorUanaj-5tr0et.,,.,,.„,, ~,.,, , } ,,. .. u-JPQUj,. > Iss PEKFQpT—A. number of Allotinentffl in the Mbiatt Edeij District 60 byl32 feet, at > ' .from1 16s I.per vtoot-.upwards. — Vaile anttSU, Douglas. Shottland:-Street, next the .'Post-;™ ; ifJoO^-SUBURBAN FARM ipf-, 55 ; Acres, t i havingieommunicatloiawlth' Auckland;eifteß > by water or rail. The whole farm improved. i and. .very suitable for dairy farm or market., •gardens; liouso (six rooms) arid humerpiis out-buildinKßi> Terms as:agreed.—Vailo and Douglas,.. House, Land and, Estate AgenflF. j Shortlarrtf-StWet. •'•- '»'-• •■ '■ ' ' t-' - i ,1278 : ■ ! !•■, /.: .■;■! ~ .■■■■■ ■•'.-■ '■ ■..-•■ •<; • %-.r*i ' s CIIAKLBJ .BBSKETH. j IAIiEX. AITKBN. HfESKETH .'AND AI T ICE N L are glad to- Inform their CußtomeM and , the Public generally that having sold the wholo jof,theit last year's Stock/ol iClovere, etc., Offljr ,are in f position to Offer an Entirely'NKw SttSck* 'arriving per direct stoamar Aorangi, from Lo* don,Bji«per-MaaSteamerfrßmSfri lTrahci»eo\ as under, all current seuson's growth, consisting ! ..WJHIE.CIiOVJER (Trofolium repens) — 1 RED CLOVERJTrefolium protens) Z-Z .AL3YBE CLO VEI{ (TrefoUum hybricttlr ! ■ > "COWaEASS (Trefolibm porenne) ■ - * • J,CA*£ET>OLOVE»^ofoUumTncarfiaMniti "TKEFOIL (Modicagdiliipulina) * T \- JiUCERNE (Medicago satiya) ", 1 '"" ' -ALFAliFjvSJ(MMioago:Ohll)ank)-tt': " i w 1 SS^iM^Ao^' G9 ASS (Po* nemoralis)'^ - ! PRAlMi3(Br6musSchro3ileri)'i*» ' ■■• ~ '," ; GRASS -1 ' ' "* i '■■-''■■ t> ! > 1 <BYE-GRASS (Soleura perrene s,empervirenßh ] COCKSFOOT'(DactyliSgl6morata) •■ ■ Z < ?PyRPLE and GRKEN TOP ABERDEEN; -DKVONSHHtE GREY "STONE, Svhltk! TSTONE, AND OLOBB TURNIPS ■[*' i-S^VEDE,TijRKIPS : lri: .. ~-.■«« ]?*' ; -They are t<'*<i Agcatf icr the KULedusf W :Mauufiu)tui^ii''.';■' Uie jfflKk'ar d Mitndre. Co'nii ° pa.riy,,SsdnDT !!oneihu>t aad l<lour, Mineral anoL . Bono'PßOspliateß, Potato und Grass Manures, Penivjan Guano, Nitrate of Soda, mid other Artificial Manures; Oata. Jlako, Barley, iieang. Pease; Coarse, Fine, and KockSalt, Cobra,ana Xinseucl Cake"; NeW Zealand Hasand Sow, etc.