j&onthltf sztmmary per jP.IVUS,& \My of Spcmey*

The Auckland Evening Star.

VOL. XXVL-No. 187.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1885

PRICE-ONE PENNY.



Shipping- " TTNION STEAMSHIP ' ~ "^. U COMPANY OF NEW L •<■ .'■ . ZEALAND (Limitku), { ...f'..,i TIMB TABLE.— August. m»o»VAKI NELSON, PICTON, WEL FOVvGTON LVITKLTON AND WEST cilsTTOß___^!li^1-^;i^L_ "l^rTj" Dato of Bailing. J \f^ ■ : j Tuof.. IS. 130 p in. I I' 2 noon Sua ionarrivaUnail _______ -"-nKHOltm ~SA PI KU. W I'iLLI NGTON, "TSffISTAHU PORT OHAUOCBB hi>** UI- (/f om Auckland). «rr_S TTnW., 2". noon I - ffi&A l__£_ 27_noon I -__ -—TOTMBIiBOURNE (Via Bluff). j_snsiSn i - —■ "TOR SYDNEY. TOK________________ JJ^I—I Mon.. 21, 5 p.m. |__ -__ —^FOBQI 3 BO k R l N & NAPIKR,AND fTues., 13.^p.m. I —■ FQH RUSSELL. «r_JIS i Tneaday. 18.5 p.m. I _- " -fOBGRKVaiOUTH. iiMAPEBB I Monday. 21,2 p.m. I — 7^o uinat ba booked and alpngaido TWO nriiras bofore advertised tuna of departure. a p«B3«£i Tickets mußt bo takon at tho Com 'roLONUL EXHIBITION.-Special Tickets tn WolliDKton will bo Issued at Singlo Farod for Donblo Journey, available for 28 daj a Auckland Branch, corner of Uueon and Cnstomß-Btreots, _ -■ / \ R I E N T L i" N "E. ifiiS^^^^v Under contract v.iih tho Ncv. VM^^d^South Walca Government for JBsctISHBW the conveyance of AUils. The following Steamships bolouging'to the iWflnW Co. and the I'aciric Co. will loavo ftVDVBY and MBLBOUKNB on tho under mentioned dates tor LON UON, vi.-i ADELAIDE. niEGO GARCIA (at steamer's option), SUEZ jjjjMAPI.KSI- From From Steamer. Sydney. Molbourne. p,-,. nn oi August 15 JAnßust2l E, AuKUBt29 |Sapt.mberi _roi«e . Sept. 12 Sept. 18 JoKuhiß .... SOP' 2« October 2 Sum." "•"•■• October 10 October 16 *' Ana fortDiKhtly thereafter. Through fares to London. £22 to £75. Paasenkera Becaro special ad vantagea by bMilnS tiroagh from Now Zealand. Bucpnd- Hum uassengers by Orient steamer aro provideu ■SSwloonpasßagea to SydnSy or Melbourne. PAS3AOKS FKOMLONDON.-Succinl facili a«afforded for brlnw.* out Fricndo and P.ola- Hvesbypro-pasmontof tho vmssiigo money hero. SPKCIALRETUIIN TICKETS, available for U months, issued at the following ratea :— First Saloon £117 PABCELIBOttKEDriiROUGHtoLONDON itßcdn^d Rates. rot further particulars, npply 'o UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZBaJjAND (Limited), Agents in Now Zealand. "" m, t TTTTAIUKU AND ONE? J34^V 11 HUNOA STEAM *SS£r|rcN,NAVIGATION CO (LIMITED , TBffi TABUI OF OUTTHR KIIMA, FOR ■ B.S. MANUKAU. Leave Oaehnnga. Loavo Wainkn. August, 1885. ' Weather and other clrcuiostancoa pomitting. Ailgooilsfor Wainku, &c, conaltcnrd as usual tou.B. Alanukau, will be forwarded by tho Com pany's Agents. All freights payable before uelivorr of gooda. J. BARK BROWN, ;.,, ...- Mnnaailiia Director. jV*. a S. COKOHANDBL. __^_^T"UOMAS SCOTT, MASTER ■ miliWill TIMK TABLE. Leaves Anokland : Lonves Coromando! i - Angnnt AuKiist. Hnulay, 17.12 noon | — Tuosday. 18.12 noon Wednesday, 19,12 noon — Thursday, 23,12 noon Friday, 21,12 noon - — Saturday. 22.12 noon .fftsther and other circumstances permitting Sot responsible in Bhlpping, carrying, or dis rturstfngiiveiiUick. Nj-Oarco recaivad -Althout Shipping Note, md within half-an-hour of advorliDod time o: aspartnra. ill Paresis mast bo prepaid on Board, A. R. H. SWINDLKY. Mttftagar. „■ T^TOKTHEiiN STEAM tjS-^jjr^ 1.1 SHIP CO. (LIMITED), //^vl TIMB -rAßLE *~August. (Weather and other Clrcum i "^ stances Permitting). FROM QUEEN-STRKBT WHARF. : TOTHK HOT LAKES, TKRRACKS, AND OKYBERB (VIA TAUHANGA), TBS QUICKEST, CHEAPEST, AND EASIEST KOUTE. Tonriata can avoid the tedlou!) and rough ■OVerland journey by t?king passage in the Northern Steamship Cumpany'u new and fast iteunerg Clansman and Wellington, which ISive Auckland aHernatoly ovory Monday anc! Tluireday,at7p.n.., arrivin? at Tanranptn at t O'clock on the following m^rala?, when a Coach nnior mail contract le^v ; , 3 immodiituly after beakfustfoi the Hot LiHon. lioturn through tobrßteamor and oa?.ch, FOUR POUNDS. «)9 TAURANGA AND DAY OB" PLENTY ; PORTd. STaUJER, | DATiC I)F SAIIiIKG. V/elllngton | Monday, 17, 5 p.m. Mllnßton I Thureday. 20,5 p.m. Claoanan | Monday, 24. 5 p.m. i:lmsman ITharscay, 27, v p.n\ Wellington' [Monday, 31. sp.m. „ ConnestsatTaurimßaforOpotiki Dowlas and Bay M iitiity Ports overy 2. . : Tneaday.. Fob Russell, Whangaboa, and Monoonui. SS^nanan IMcnday, 17, 7 pirn. WellinKton I Monday, 21, 7 p.m. ■ Qanman | Monday, 31, 7 p.jn^ fOX GBBAT BARRIEKTTUYPHKNa, POET FITZ BOY. ANP_WgAMOAPAUAPAH.\. jJKTIe l¥7e'ry"3atv:;'lay,'B a.m." JOB WHAN3ABIU. IVhANOAKEI BKAD3. AND --.. ■ M*K3AI'AI. | Every Tncßday, 8 p.m. •Ob WSSqarei. Whanqakbi Hkads, and ■ Partja Bay. waelg | fevery^riday. B p.m. For MEHCPitr Bay and Taihua. _g_. I Monday, 17, 7 p.gi. _ Por Whahoarei and Whanoabei Heads lurrying oassengera and cargo for Waipu). ~^ oa!!il nioeta the Btoamor on arrival to con grpassengoKi to Waipu. Sfe'lg Saturday, 15,3 p.m. SS Tuesday. 18. 8 p m. Olenelg FrMay 21 G p m UTOmn Friday, 21. 8 p.m. feg Tuesday, 25,8 p.m. S'Sf'K. Friday, 28 6 p.ra. ?_?Bt«B_Jfriday, 28, 8 p^Si Vtiou WnAUDAnni t(Tauckland~ ■ (^roin Railway Wharfi. BleS Monday, 17. 2 pm. CX™ 'ihiirsiiay,2o,Jpm. £5" Saturday, 22, 2 p Pm. OWiS Monday, 21,1 p.m. wHL Thnrß'iay, «, 1 p.m. Glmik? On S»<r^y. 2J, 2 p.m. W'W I Monday. 31.12 noon —£2___;_aand New Plymouth. -- —pairlocli (aajrar aaTertlaement). tffiSUb EXlißmoN.-Otoap1 Retorn onicuH . fOJ 2b daiß- me-y IIIUV bu obtuincci iS,i UOll a^ ftn CompauVH office. veioli™? 111" bo bockotl and uiongnido the W* that hon°" Prompt' None wiu bB l' a<:oived PMr'S n Tioict8 nrast bo taken at tho Com- SS£jj__C7, Qnnon-atreot. Auckland. _ jtlvA. 1?OR AVAITAKA AND ™&_V ,-f NEW PLYMOUTH _ffiE_S_>(»KKAKVVATKh). - Tho fine Kag__gr«ft. GAIRLO.'II will lcavo the (weather ..^ ,9 n<*u"Ka Wharf aa above on MiWtiAv ot, h;-f en cumhtancej permiulng), li^^ S# St vlv x D _ffIS_^AUCKLAND, RIVKRHKaD, ™™BSB_» ' AND WADK. AUUUST. Mooja, "■"•■ n AGckiund. From Riverhend. I'May - lf n »m- 8 am. Saturday " P pai' Ba-m ---■ .iil *-ra- 8 a.m. &lp.m. . For \t „} Parcclu prepaid. Vr*.A ij = „ atlc- . From W a do. '"Wing aono. ■^T——__J_BUHNTOGHAM, Agent. jtj^jL* ■TjIIBST SHIP FOR Clipper Iron Wane »t , A L T A I R, ■^rlie'th^ tOns (built und« special survey) M»f_ M° at6r PiVrt' On Ot hpr oar 8° aread 3" b;^' 111"1 with prompt doßpateh. r ~ A(?ont,



-^i'?T HB NEw zea- IjAND SHIPPING COM- I N< ri PANY' B royal mail |iife iU■;;';i'"LQo'|| LINB! OF STEAMERS Lf^oi y Cndor Contract with the M Now Zealand Government) Will be despatched with Her Majesty's Mails as under for LONDON, Via Rjojle_Jqnoiro^nd jtadojrai -BtCaMßr- j^'-JDo^rtSrT'Dat* teuZ-::;::::: «f^4|; A0KAN81..... I'm} boar- Octobm-25 And thencotorward every fourth Sunday. 1 he above aro nil now steamers, built specially for tho trade, and commanded by men of great experience. The length of the passage by the Company's Bteamere avornpfca under 40 days. Puaaage moaey: Saloon, from 60 B Hinßas upwards ; second cabin. 10 guineas; steerage, from lSiruinens. For freight.or passago apply to THE HEAD OFFICES, CHRISTCHURCH, Or to tho Branches and Agonta of the Company throughout the Colony. jvK-V I3EN INSULAR ~AND HKl2&>|§N. -IL OIIIKNTAL STEAM U|IHMVS> NAVIGATION CO. SPECIAL NOTICE TO PASSENGERS. Rates of Passave nro i:ow the same from Now /^aiana ports to London aa f:om Australia. CRUICKSHANK AND CO., 13, Quccn-streot, Auckland, July 27th, 1885. jfKX mHE EASTERN AND W^M^^ AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP it&BffiiiiSm* COMPANY (LIMITED). LINE OF STEAMER 3 FROM SYDNEY TO CHINA AND EASTERN PORTS. Tho Steamers of this Line (all of which are of the highost class) leave Sydney regularly overy four weeks. For all particulars, apply to CRUICKSHANK & CO., Agents* Queen street, Auckla"?l. j^V U~ S. T~R I U M~P~H, -ylSsiMa^r NOTICE TO IMPORTERS. Tho ss. TRIUMPH will loavo Sydney for Auckland on or about tho 25:hinst. CRUICKSHANK & CO., Acents. IS, Queen street, Auckland, _ AURUat 10, IS-5. I^ n " ~ QTEA.M~TO~SOUTH SEA i , » 1 IJ ISLANDS. IK^II ThonewaTf I fp^-Jii^ JANET NICOLL, f 752 tona i'l'^ister, Capt. Ilutton H I (under contract with the New " ' Sisaland Govornmeni), will leave Aucklaml fur Ton^n, Vavau Samoa, und Tahiti, on TUESDAY, August 25. and ovory I Second Month thureaftor. Superior Accommodation for First and Second- i claaj Passenges. The round voyage from Auckland (calling at Tonga, Vavau, Samoa. Tiihiti, Ruiatea. and ttitrotongu) occupies about 10 flays, and ollcra a . favourable opportunity to thofn desirous of avoiding tho winter here, or of visiting tho beautiful islands touched at, Tickets issued for tho Konnd Trip. For freight or phssohb and all particulars, app.y .o JH)?JA]|T) fc KDKNBO norjOH, :ti), (jiiueu-aireot. jvjv&v WOR NEW PLYMOUTH, i rp^ri-tiaMa '1 he fa3t ad favourite 8.3. O R X T I, 200 tona, Wm. nobortson, Master, will loavo ! Onchuuga Wharf as abovo at A p.m. on MON- i DAY, Auguat 17. : FOR NEW PLYirOUTII, WANGANUI. and QKBYMUUTH. Will loavo OnohunKa Whart as above at 3 p.m. on Wi'.DXKSDAY. August 19. Cnrrii'B aii experienced litewardc.^a. For fr^itfht or pi'.sEags", tpply to J. W. -WALLER, Asront; Or. V. CLARK, Onehungn. »fe. . QTEAM TO THAMES, iJSay'^^. k5 (JocncctinK with RIVER KSpSjrwrXNkSTKAMKRB for STIRLING jBBffIS^S WORTH. OUINKMURI, WAi w*™"™l TKK."i.URI, WAI HI, AND TE 4KOHA GOLDKIKLDS, MORRINSVILLK, SVAIIOA PIjAINS, AND GRANT ANI) •TOSTKK'S BKTTLKMKNT. I'lllß i'ABLK. S.S. KOTOMAHANA, P.S. ENTER PRISE No. 2. FROM AUCKLAND. AUGUST. ! KOTOMAMANaTJ IC.VTfJUPKIIJS. S?.tur,!ay 15 I 1 afturuoon I — Monday 17 I — II afternoon I'ueaduy IS I 8 uiorniuK I — Wed. 101 — 15 afternoon i"!iur& W i 0 mor. ing I — jVidfty 211 10 inoruing I 7 evening Saturday v 2 | 10.S0 mqri ip_K_ I — FitOK THAMES."" ______ ACCUBT_ ]_ Y'tyrnM.u'lAK*. TKNTERPBiag. 3atur(lay 15 I 8"3 l) nVornins I 10 ovcnlnK ,V>on<!ay 171 1U 30 morning I — Cuesriav 18 I — I 1.30 afternoon Wea. 1!) I 12 noon I — Fliurt. 20 1 3 afternoon I 1 afternoon iCridny 211 i »ft( rnoou i - tot-urday_ 22_1 30 uftomoon I 0 evening "No"cafilo"feceivod . for Uotonifinaua witlua ir lf-aa-hbur o' udvurtisod time of loaving. Not rssponalblo for Sluppinss. Carrying, or Dteuhargisg Liva Slock. OKO. KRASKB. Acont QITEAM TO LONDON. INSULAR & OR'ENTAL \Z*B___^' STEAM NAVIGATION v&sSa&sate COMPANY. FOR LONDON DIRECT C/ia i-iumbay). ___ I Leave Leave Msl- Steamer. | 3yd_, a y, boumo. 1 jm m£. Vai.rtta Supt. 2 . Sept 8 Thamks. Sept. 16 Sept. 22 TasmaNU Oct. 2 Octoberß iVlyijs?. . '.'.-.' Oct. 16 Octobor2J; ' Andlhenccforward every Klterrate week. PasßcnKurs and cargo booked to London, Mar leilles, Italy, Kgypt, India. China, and Japan at ■"JSfSwn Hoketß Issued both to first and eeoond ...,-a paPH'^ngers at ospucially low rates. Cheap reserved accommodation can be obtained In this "PEarfcworabookingatAuoUandseourßSpeeia) 13. Cnecn-Dtroot. Auckland. Agent* d^&&\^ S- WAIT AX I, *^^S^^>ll2 tona I'egletor, 420 h.p., will •s^£__B^>^S9 i ) 0 despatched to WHANGAEKI, WHANGARISI HEADS, MANGAPAI, AND PARI.1 A BAY. TIMK TABLK<«)B AUGUST. FiioM Wkanoarbi i Monday, 17tLi. 12 noon H\aradas.2oth,2p.ni. Monday, 2lth, 2 p.m. Tnursday, 27th U. 30 a.m. Monday, 3lHt 10 a.m. lOtoM Al'OKLand : Leaveß Queen-stroot Wharf every Tneaday and Friday, ncSp.m. Carrro received »*. Qnoen-Btroet Wtar' unui 4 A IQCOACU meotß the Steixnjei- at Maraolon Heads, KUwl and Par'utt Bay Fueiuut Payablk oa Dkli- VB\n 'delivorloa will be made on tho wharf or *°s____»s i™ „. , CITE\M TO MANUKAU HEADi M&Mft^> Th° BLALLA ROOKH will .cave Oneh.^ ™ (woather^^ther • >iYp 3 S^.U c O u n N^;orlSi Atickliind or Onchnnga. XOHN SOPPET, J lIOUPK. L.VXD, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGHNT. No. 8, QUEEN-BTREKT. ALSO, SOLE AGENT FOB MKSSUfa DICKEaON AND BUHNETT'3 CKr.EDRATEn NOAHOAWAHU PALE ALE, Inßulkacdßottla,



IJI I S H E R & CO .1J WHOLESALE, SHIPPING, AND ' BUTCHERS. ESTABHRIIED 186-1. By Special Appointment to Hia Excellency th( Oovornor, Sir W. F. Jorvois; His Excollencj Sir James torgugaon : and H.K.H. tho Duke of Edinburgh; also, Kosha Butchers to tlu °QUBKN-STRMKT, AUCKLAND, N.Z. Families waited on in Town or Suburbs. POULTRY of all kinds DRESSED to OKDKK, Dealers in Game. Home-cured Hams and Bacon. Corned Beof In Largo Quantity. Importers of Sausago Casings. The Trade Supplied, N.B.—Calves' Ronnota. CJP I P E R, • COAL & FIREWOOD DKAIJCB. At Yard, Karangahape Road, or Bhlp'B Side. Posts and Kails, House Blocks, and Shingles on Solo. OIC H A R~D ONY ON. JL\j LICRNSKD CUSTOM-HOU6K AGKNT, SHIPPING AND FomVARDINQ AGKNT. Offlco NORTH SHORE FERRY TEE, No. 19. J£ DWA R D DARSONS, BREAD MANUFACTURER BY MACniNKRY, SYMONDS-STREI T. Ttf" 0 W pUUTSHBD, " THE HISTORY OF THE MAORIS " From tbo year 1820 to tho Signing of the Troaty of Waltangl in 1S40). By T. W. GUDGEON, Author of Tho Roinlnlsconeos of the War In New Zealand." TRICK .. - TEN SHILLINGS On Sale at all Booksellers li R I V I N G, XX DORIC PIANO , by Mignon, Haako, Rapoldl, and Aschorborg ENGLISH HARMONIUMS, from £10 CHOICE VIOLINS AND VIOLONCELLOS ohosen especially for J.H. by an Eminent Kngliah Violinist STRINGS and FITTINGS KARDLEY'S PITCH PIPES, embracing the whole Chromatic Scale. Invaluable to Choirmasters Tuners, &o. ROTHERHAM'S CELEBRATED LEVER WATCHES, In Gold and Silver ERHARDT'S LKVKR WATCHES, with Chain and Fusee to ensure accuracy of Tlmo-keoplng. HOWDRN. QOKBS-BTRKRT m v k k i s h b at a ;a, -*- UPPER QUEENSTRKIDT, X tar tho Qutwn'a Hotel. This wcil-vontilttted establishment is Open Daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and on Thursdays and Saturdays from!) v.m. to 9 p.m. Thcso Buthß nt.i highly recommended by tho medical faculty. BatbH for Ladies on Tuesdays and Thors. days, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.ia., nder charge of an experiencod lady attendant. F. 3. FARRELL. Secretary. pHE ST S OF DR AIVEK S. Very Handsome ChcauTof Drawers, In Rich Mottled Kuuri nnd oilier Beautiful Korest Timbers, all at very Ronaonnblo prlccafor (.'ash. All tho timber used is First Quality, they ftro made by first-class workmen, and have alwayn given gro:s tsatisfn.ition. W. NORRIE. MANOTACTUttKH, 'i op of SliorLliiui-struo;, HOOK BINDWR PAPER RULER, ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURER, WTNDIIAM-STItEET. I MERCHANTS' ACCOUNT BOOKS. Insurauco and Mining Resistor Books Specially Ruled and Bound. Music, Magazines. Public Librarlos, and Sunday School Books Well Bound. MAKERS' SPECIAL RULED DAY BOOKS, HiblcE, Prayor end Hymn Books Re-bound, BAND AND CHOIR MUSIC BOOKS RULED. ; JAMKS STEWART, ASTLEY HUNTER I M. li\Bt. O.K. Asso. M. Inst. C.K. STEWART AND TTUNTER, JjL CIVIL ENGINEERS, ARCHITECTS, AND AUTHOUJSED SURVEYORS, SHOUTLAND-STRKKT, AUCKLAND. EICHMOND HOUSE, I PONSONBY ROAD, Auckland. W, COCUKAN, Sen,, FAMILY BUTCHER. QUPER.IOR CORRUGATED TANKS. J. L~~K EA N ' Has for Sale n numbor of tho übovo, with '.apa ready for übo: rice, 35?, at his Shop, Wollesloy Btroot Kast(ii>.xt door to Crov.ther'a Stables). LarKO quantities of Spouting. Ridging, and [)c\vn Pipes always In stock. Verandah Iron curved at the shortOßt notice. Country orders will ulwoya receive his prompt attontlon. Lead WashßrH always on hand. UO TO BATH toROTH'H PUBLIC HOT, COLD, ANI/ SHOWKR BATHS, VICTORIA ■ STKKBT h-ABl, DhliTize-ONK SHILLING. Open all week daya torn « a.m. to 3 p.m., and SUNDAY MORis INGS from 0 till lv a.m. The Bath-rooma am all private, and supplied with every conyen [enc'S, Turkish towela, flesh and hair brualioe, combe, rcspiratora, soaps. &«- Select Bath rooms (piivato) for Ladies every day, at alt hours with fomnle attemianco, Ono Shilling anil Stcponco. Pleaso note tho addrOßß-Violoriii. Hreet Kast, above the Greyhound Hotel, and cost thoi Cnean Boddln ß and I-u:v.ituro Mart. Auokland. N.B.—Barber in attaudonoe. LIME GROUND LIMB, FOR SALE. SOUTHGATE'S . MAHT'RANGI HYIHtAULIC GROUND I'.OUHE LIAIK. In any qnantity. for Concrete Paths, Floors. Cellars. &ro. Next to atono nauniug is un ivallort for durability nnd hard setting qualities, i'or tanks and other wet work, it is a flrst-nlaas material. KEA NE, SOLE AGENT, C USTOMS-ST fctEET. V% ™IT £)) CASH AND DEFERRED PAYMENT TAILORS, DRAPERS, ANB HABIT-MAKER 8, HOESON-STBEEI, We respectfully fnvitn attention to our Large Stock of NOVELTIES for tho prcinent Soatdn. Our Oreat Variety and Choice of the Beat Fabrics, with the Skill and Talent we employ, and tho great aucceaaeß of our effort* to produce Superior Garni snM, Perfect in Fit, and Un excelled in Cut and Style, gives us every cori' flderico in respectfully soliciting the favour of a visit. All Tweeds thoroughly snrunk before being made up, an<i Kit and Workmanship ' Guaranteed. i Tho Deferred Payment System has boon found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited incomes to procure necessaries 1c the eaßlesit possible way, ALL GOODS ARE MARKED IN PLAIN Cosh Customers reoelved S per cent. Discount (oca BhlUins in the pound Bterlln^) on all pargeli



■VTOTICE OF REMOVAL, Messrs Ambury & Englißh, Propriolors of the Devonshire Dairy, beg to inform their customors and tho public generally that they have Openod In thoir New Premises, corner of Hereford-st, Karangahapo Road, whore they hope to rooelve r a continuation of tho support hitherto accorded j to them. TW" E W SEA S O SFS TEAS" JOST AKHIVED, at It E W ' S VIOTOIIIA-STRKKT. A GRAND FAMILY TEA, at Is 10a per v;, j — TRY IT. m H O M A a R. WATT, -1- WHOLKSALK AND RETAIL TOBACCONIST, > Grky-st. Junction (Opposite Firebki.l). CHOICEST TOBACCOS, CIGARS, AND I SMOKERS' REQUISITES. FANCY GOODS AND STATIONERY. " Sydnny Mail" on File. O" UR MOTTO— "QUALITY WITH ECONOMY.'' FURNISH FROM E. WHITE & CO., Noar Three Lamps. Ponsonoy. CHEAP TOILET SKTS, EHEAP KURNITURE, CHEAP CHAIRS, CHUAP BEDDING, CHEAP CROCKIMtYWARE. COMPARE OUR PRICE 3 AND QUALITY. WHY OO TO TOWN AND TVk' IIOKB ? E. WHITE & CO., PONSONBY. FUNERALS FURNISHED. T) U T C fl E It AND 00, -*-* FOHT-ST. AND QUKKN-ST WnARF, STEVEDORES, REOEIVINQ AND FORWARDING AGENTS, BTORSO AND DUMPED If OH SHIPMENT, BALLAST SUPPLIED. IVTOT ICE O~F REMOVAL. J. C. CLOUGH, Kngineor and Gonorul Meohanlat, Has Romovod from 25, Groyßtreot, to Ciiuitcn stkkkt, Ponsonky (noxt to District School). Sewing and all other Liuht Mocliinory Repalrod in tho best manner and at reasonable oost. Electric Bells Fixod and Repaired. mHE UNION STEAM SAW, MOULD ING, SASH AND DOOR COMPANY (LIMITED). Hoad Ofllco- MEOHANICS1 BAY, AUCKLAND. Kxport Sawmills— ARATAI'U, KAIPARA (West Coast), And TAIHUA (East Coast). Factory nnd Sawmill— MECHANICS' BAY, AUCKLAND. LARGE STOCKS of Thoroughly-seasoned Sashes, Doors, Turnery, Fretwork, and Oenornl Joinery always kept, on hand. Havo Special FiioiUtlcn for Outt'ug Lengths up to aM. Pattern Books, Pricolista, nnd Specially Favourablo Quotatioiiß will bo given .on application. JOB LOTS! In order to niako room ior Now Timbor now arrlvluK from B«oh Mills, tho Company la boll luk Job Timber, specially suited for small cottages and outbuildings, in lots to suit pur chasers, at exceptionally low prices to clear, BIRKENHKAD AND NORTHCOTE. The Company's Branoh Yards In these districts, In connection with tho business of Messrs Flo wollyn Broa.. contain Larno Stocks of Timbor (RouKh and Drosaod), Mouldings, Doors, Sashce, for Immodiato delivery at TOWN PRICES SPECIAL, Recent rains havinpt brought down a plentiful Supply ot Loga at Tairui, tho Company has ro stimed tho execution of Orders ovor 10.050 ft. by direct dollvcry. a system v.hic'n enables it to quoto extremely Low Prices for Wholesale Parcel^ WAKNOCK BROTHERS,! Kstflbilshod IStiil SOAP AND CANDLK MANUFACTURERS, COX'S CREEK, AUCKLAND, Manufacturers of tho Celebrated Kxtraot tif Soup, Disinfectant Powders, First Frlzo Yollow. Bluu Mottled, Doublo Crown, Economic, and Household, Carbolic, and othor Medicinal and Toilet Soaps.mado from tho puroit of Tallows, Offices- miKHAM-STRKKT, Auckland. X.H.-fJ.au Purchasers of Taliow Woo OMPpamn*. and noiii*- HAMES CARRIAGE AND DRAY FACTORY. JAMES MACKIE, Proi-rietor, VICTORIA-STUKKT EAST, AUCKLAND. Repairs of every description in Wood and Iron noiitly execuied on the shortest notice. Springs made and repaired. 1 Always on Hand—A large quantity of Lamps, also Ironbark Shafts and Spokes, Red Gum Felloes and llobart Town Hnrdwood. N.l).—Country Orders punctually attended to. "eleihrno No. 303 TT y. TONES CABINETMAKER, SHOW CASES, CHKMIBT3' AND OTHER SHOP FITTINGS, SHORTLAND-STREET. AWN-MOTVING MACH N 3 SIIARPBNICD. By Special Stoam Machinery, At Greatly Reduced Prices. Guaranteed to work equal to now. J. STONE, ENGINEER, MANUKAU ROAD. Nkwmakkbt. /CHEMIST JWd DRUGiiIST. M R D. T. OR X Wishes to inform his friends and tho publio that ho has Purchaend tho Btislnoes known as tho "GOLDEN MORTAR," KARANGAHAPE ROAD, And with a new Stock of Drugs and Chemicals, will do his boat in the iniqrest.. of his customers. Dn. Wai keh attends dally, 9 to 10 a.m., and 7 to 8 p.m. mHE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF JL NEW ZEALAND. The Public Truetoa may bo nominated Kxiioutor tinder tho Will of a Testator, or Trustee under a Marriage or other sittlemont. No charge is made upon iho depoait for saTe oustody of any Will by which tho Publio Trustee is appointed Exooutor. Present Trustooa. Exeoutors, or Administra tors may, if approved relieve thamaelves 01 1 futuro reoponßibility by tranflforrlng trusts to tho Public Trustee. Henco. Trusteoß residing in England, Amorica and olaewhoro, holding moneys for the benefit of persons who have emigrated to New Zealand, may not only relievo thomselyoo of responsibility, but, as the rate of Interest obtainable in New Zoaland oxceoda the tCntriiah rate, will greatly augment tho inconio ' of the beneficiaries by bo doing. Tho State gives an d!;3olnt<) guarantee against lons 0( ; fundaby tho fraud or dishonesty of its ciflccrs. The Public Trttstee holdß large sums of moaey 1 for investment on real security at current rsias ■ of Intorost. Applications for advance on nrst • mortgage will bo recolyed at the various agen t oies, where all further particulars may be ob tamed. R. C. OAMERTON, Publio Trußtse. O. D. Dm Cabtiio. Aotlng Agont. A RCH HILL BUS TIME-TAB.LE 1 From Auckland National 8u«k.—8.15a.m., ) a m., 9.30 a.m., 10.15 a.m.. 11 a.m., 11 45 a.m. 1 15 2C p.m., 1 p m., 1.35 p.m., 2.15 p n.., 3 pm. 3.45 p m.. I 20 p.m., 5 10 p.m., 5.45 p.m. 6.20 p.m. 8 30 p.m.. 10 p.m., nnd 10.20 on Saturday night" only. From Arch Hi 11.—7.20 a.m.. 8.15 a.m.. 9 a.rt, 9.30 a.m., 1015a.m 11 am , 11.45 a.m., 1220 p.m., t 1 p.m., 1.85 p.m., 2.15 p.m., 3 p.m., 345 p m., a 4.20 p.m., e,io p.m. 6,45 p.m. (and 630 pni., Saturday nlght« only), 7 p.m., 7.15 p.m. iIS, YOUNG,



Railways. •KTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS AUCKLAND SECTION. N.Z. INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, TO BE OPENED AT WELLINGTON ON AUGUST 1, 1885. CHEAP EXCURSION FARES T( WELLINGTON, BY RAIL AND STEAMERS OF UNION STEAMSHIP CO.'S FLEET. THROUGH RETURN BXOURBIOI TICKETS TO WELLINGTON will bo issue, at tho undermentioned Stations, at the fare named, on any day (Sundays excopted) betwee: 20th JUIiY and 20th OCTOBER (both dates it elusive), and will be available for return for period not exceeding 35 diiya from duy of issue. Ist Class 2ndChi9B 2nd Class if ROM & Saloon & Saloon fcStcorag Cambridge ) Morrinsvillo V 131tt 124s 848 To Awumutu j Hamilton ) F'ton Junotion(. , 2 8^ M 109 R9 Ngaruawahia ( l-*JM 1~8 ws Huntly ) Mercer ) Pukokoho > liOs HGsGd 708 Gd Holensville ) Tho Railway Doparimont does not guarante that Btoumora will leave at any particular time or any particular dato, or thnc tliero will b uccommodation, nor will it tako any rojponsi bility in these respecta. Pubsciij'ois muHt inako their own arrange ments for joining steamer, securing berths, am aIBO bear their own expenses, ir it is necoesßar; to wait at Auckland or Oneliunga. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS soi Posters at all Stations. J. P. MAXWELL. General Manager N.Z. Railways. "VT E W ZEAL AN 1) RAILWAYS HKVIBKI) PARCKL RATES. exc£dloK. [ . Not exceed in K . Miles. 31b. I 71b. j 141b. 281b. SGlb. 11121b s. d. js. d. s, d. c. d. |p. d. is. d. 15.. .. 0 8' 0 G: 0 0 090!) i:t 20 .. .. 0 G' 0 0 0 (1 1 U 1 3 2 0 30 .. .. 0 G 0 0 0 9 1 3 1 (i 2 fl 40 .. .. 0 0i 0 15 1 0 1 (i 1 1) 2 B 50 .. .. 0 0. 0 6' 1 0 1 a 2 3 3 3 75 .. .. 0 li , 0 !l I 1 3 2 0 2 H ! ,'i 0 100 .. .. 0 II ! 1 0 19 2 3 2 li I 3 9 125 .. .. 0!l 1 3 2 0 29j31i [t !) J. P. MAXWKLL, Oonernl Manner Now Zealand Railways. liiinil and Estate Ascents. C. H. O s M° N ° LAND AND MONKTARY AGKNT, 111), IiUKKN-STKKKT (Adjoining B. I'oukn and Uo.'«>. TKLKI'IIONK-No. 185. BANKERS! NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZKALAND. MORTGAGES AND LOANS NK'JOTIATEI) UKNTS ANI) INT:::iHnTrf lOi.i.i'.CTl'.D MONi'-V INVIvTKD ON' H!i.vr-<;I,AoS SKCIiRITIKH, ",VlTll')i:T CHAIUJK JCSTATISi MANAiiKI) t'Olt AHnKNTKBS VALUATIONS VND ARBITRATIONS UNDKIII'AKKN NATIVK LAND AFFAIRS SPECIALLY UNDERSTOOD IIOUSXiI TO IiKT, «M» PnOI'ETiTIKS FUJI SaLK I'LACKP ON MY I.ISTS FKKK OF CIIAKUK ICVIIKY DKBCHIITION OP L.\NI)KD PIiOITOtTY Bought oh Sold to Oudku Lakgb Sums to Lknu on First-class Hkoukity Aoest kiiii National Firk and Marine In HUHANCE COMIANY OK NEW ZKALANU, AND thk New Zkaland Acoiuknt Insukanck Company. P O R g A L. E. SHORTLAND-STRKET.—Allotmont 30 foot j 140 feet, with doublo frontage. Price, £15 poi foot. Kasy terms would be arranged foi bulldlnir. VKItMONT-STRKKT, PON'SONBY—Very Do tirablo Kight-ro-mcd Rcnidcnco, on half-au acre allotment, t.-iattfully bid out with lawi and orchard ; bah-rooin, rantry, S:c ; dc inched watb-hou-e, largo stable and buggy lioubo ; all thoroughly woll-lmilt and iluished Kan and water lnldou. Price, £1,200. SURREY IIILLB.—6- roomed Dwelling Hou« Built in Stylo, with every (^on vunianco. Alintr.icnt, 10 x 133. Prico, t'i'2o. WOOOSTKEKT, PONSONB V -8-roomed Koal dvnee, cx'ra lurgo und hi«h rooms, with splun did viow of tin; 1-arbour, slate roof. concrct< piths, BtnnllstnbU); allotment, 15 x UO. Price .-CSoO-eusy tornii". SUItRKY lIILLS—7-roomcd House on cornoi allotment, 40 x 112; gas and water, dctuahor wash-house, nice garden. Price, £ISO. Similai House on next allotmont-, 33 x 92. Price, £120 WOODS IRKE f, PONSONB V—Store and Five roomed Dwelling, together with six-roomct House (let at !)j it wooli) on large corner allot ment, IUO x 105. Pric,-, £SSO. MOUNT HOSKILL ROAD —Two Splondie Lovol Allotments, each SO x 148 Prico, £3 15i nor fout. Go'ud husiiie3s slto. A YON DALE li acres close to railway station prraud eito for a residence. Cheap for cash. ONERUNUA-Grand Building Sito of 1 aero frontago to threo roads, foncod; adjacent tt Green' Hill. Kany terms. NORTHCO lE—l roomed Cottage on allotment (Wxl32; 10 minnteg from wharf; £l£o Ad joining allotment, 33 x Kit, 20a per foot, MOUNT KDliN—s-roomed House, built in beai stylo, with detached wash houso, cv allotmem m) x 250. A bargain at £500. PONSONBY—Two7-roomed two-storied House! in Pompallicr Terrace; good investment; £750 MOUNT EDBN—Nico Rcaidunco of 6 rooms with 15 acros. of land, woll-planted, standing hinh, but well sholtored ; batn-room dotachec wiif>h-houße, &o. ARCH HILL.-Two almost now flvo-roomec: llousoß, on largo liusoliold allotment ; 3! years to run. Tory cheap ; £180. NttW NORTH ROAD — Victoria Avenuo.- Comfortable right-roomed llouso. on good allotment, for £50 <Mi?h ; bulanco at 7 per cont. RKMUKRA. — Choico Building Allotments or tho Orakoi Road, 611 x IGS; 25s to 50s per foot. CHKSTBRH'IKLD, Mount Ro?kill Road.—Gooc level Building Allotmonts, 6G x 132; 22a Gd tc £3 per foot. nnOfi —New 3-roomed ColtoßO nt Mount Xiii&O, Hoskil), on allotment 75 x 115 ft. All tho abovo Properties may bo arranged tc bo bought on very easy terniß. WANTED. IN hPSOM DISTRICT—An 8-ronmcd Ho.iso with about 3 acres of laud. Price not to oxcoec Ci.ooo. TO LICJSK—A Farm of 30 to 100 ncrcs, gooc grass land, in Tuinaki, Piipmoitoi, or Alurgert Districts, on wutprsido preferred; near tc school, with G roomed houto. TO RUNT - A J-roomod Houso. with about at acre of lund and garden, within eaaj- diatanct of town. FARMS. PAPAKURA.—Kvorr.Iey Grovo Farm, arljaceni to Runua Station, conuistinf? of 293 nc.roa Bret claos land, well watu'ed, mostly in grass large und commodious rojiJenco, with al nooesSiiry outbuildings. PAI'AKURA VALLEY.—7S acres of good gra^i Land, luivo Orchard, 7- oomtd Houso, witl utab'.es, cowsheds, otc. WAHKWOR'IH 1G ecres In high ti-treo, 01 Groat North Koad, all level and ploughable £1 Dor aero, PVPAKURA-35 fores of really First-ola'i Lind. with new G-rcomed Houap, farm build ing, etc.,-all in ni'6i-c!a: s order: in uejt part c. district, and close to station. £900. I havo aoveral Fa-ma of every deacriptioni and in all parts of the district on my lists, foi Bale on oat.; terms. CHARLES H. OSMOND. XNFANTS'FOOD I INFANT3'FOOD NO MOTHER SHOULD BK WITHOUT t SUPPLY OF "ALBANY" FOOD. SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. ' I L L I A Al THOMAS Corner of Lome and Viotorit.-atreeta, Auckland Bast, ■ MONUMENTAL. MARtSLK, AND GKNERAI STONEMASON, ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR AND Inscriptions Accurate and Beautlf al. Monuments, Tombs, Hoadstones, and ever, description of Stone Work at the lowest po« slblo Price? for Town and Country, ,



Sporting. , Racing Season, 1885-36. ' JOSEPH GALLAGHER ). tf TURF COMMISSION AGKNT, HAS BOOKS OPKN ON ALL FORTHCOMING EVENTS. Addresa-JOSffiPH GALLAGHKR. T.attersaU'B Club Or Box 410, Post-offloe, Auckland. N.B.—First Transactions inuat he acoompaniei by oaßh or reference. LOUIS H. SCHARRER Tho Original Ready-money Turf Com missioner, Has Books Open on N.Z. Cup and Derby a Melbourne Derby and Cup, and all . important Australian events. a Odds laid from 5a upwards. Australian Marke ~ Prices, (or Cash only. a Address : L. H. SCHARRKR, Can't B Brat Job Warkiiou.se.Queen-strket ; _JPrivate addrosa: Progress Cottage. Cook-st. fi FLANEUR'S CONSULTATION \JC» ON THE GREAT METROPOLITAN STAKES, RUN IN SYDNEY ON SEPTEMBER 22, 1885. 2000 MEMBERS~AT 10s BACH. ° 84—Prizes—84. i- First Horse .. .. _ _ £300 Second Horso .. 150 i- Third Horse 75 1 Other Startors (divided) .. ... 125 7 Non-Btarters (divided) „ „ 350 Total , £1000 a Application by Letter only. The Drawing, undor the supervision of a Committee of Town and Country Investors, will take place hb soon tilled. Roflult 911ii3 forwarded to Subsoriberaaa immediately afterwards. Enclose stamps for reply and result. All Agenta and Reprosenta . tives of twenty-five Tickes, and of Press Invited to Drawing. Early application invited. i " G. FLANEUR," I Caro of D. Twohlli - P.O. Box 96, er Park Hotel. Auckland. LA DON'S GRAND CONSULTATION ON TIIR MELBOURNE CUP, 1885. Tiokets, 10r each. Will close about Ootobor 28 To bo run November 3,1885. 12,000 Tickets at 10s each. 358 Prizes, distributee ks follows :— CAsn Prizes. Firsthoree ..£2OOO lat £250.. ..£251 Sooond horso „ 1000 2at 100.. .. 201 Third hor f o .. MO 2at fO.. .. 10( Startera (div.) .. 400 4at 25.. .. 1W Non-startere (div.) CCO 10 at 10.. .. 1(H 50 at fl.. .. 251 125 at 4.. .. 50C £UOO "JjISOC Each ticket has eight chances, being dAwi eight times—viz, once for tho horaes and onoc ■ for each lot of cash prizes, thus malting it pos siblo foi oui< ticket, to draw eight prizes or win , £2.444. In the event of more than 12,000 ticketf being applud (or, an extra numbor of oaßh prizes will bo awarded. Drawing takes placolr tho proHenco of the Press and a committee ol anbsuribora. Tho names and addresses of the threo principal winners may tin obtained by the Press on application to tho undorsigncd, but not for publication. For thi f ncouragoment of com panict!. portion!) taking 2o tickets willrcceivoont ticket as commission. Results posted to all cub scribors. Telegrams or registered lottors wili not be accoptcd on any account. Application bj lottor only, enc-loaing two stumps, withexohangc on cheque, or by money order, bank notcß, oi draft. If bank notes aro Bent, please uao twe onvolopcß, ono eoalod and placed inMdo th« ottior. It would pave time if an addressed env olopo is enclosed with application, Ciroulat Will be forwarded free on application. Address- LA DON, Care of S. a. Asher, Box 320, Post-office, Auckland. * a >. ADAM B E D E IB NOW FORMING HIS ANNUAL SERIES OF COMPANIES ON THE MELBOURNE CUP, 1885, i To bo Run First Week in November, ' WOO Mombors at ! To be Divided aa 10s Each j Follows. FIRST HORSE _ £500 i BECOND HORSE „ 200 THIKD HOHHK 100 OTHER STARTICRS (DIVIDED) „ 500 : NON-STARTERS (DIVIDED).. - 700 ) Total .. _ £2000 It is particularly requested that early appllca ' tlon for Shares will bo mado, as each list will bo ' drawn as soon as filled, in the presence of tho ' Prcsa and a Committee of Snbicrlbors. Results • will befoivarded to Subßuribors immediately after drawing, and tho aoxt list proceode'd c with. ■ i ' -> i 1 Any Subscriber drawing a'horse'in any list r will be iillo ied, if ho fo desires it, to invest In • tho following list any sum not oxcQodlDg Four • Pounds wiihout remitting any further caßh, this 1 amount to bo ultlmatoly deducted from prize ' money. NO. 1 NOW OPEN. j Application by lottor only, enoloslng two stamps, with oxcbanKO on choquea. or lay money • order, bank notes, or drafts. Registered letters or telegrams will not on any account be ro ; coived. If bank notus aro sent, ploase usp Wo ) envelopes, ono soalcd and placed ix^-n* che othor. P.O. ordoi a preferred when procurable. It will greatly expedite bußiuera if an addressed I envelope 1b onclosed with opplication, AddTOBB- ADAM BKDK, t Care of H. N. Abbott, t Box No. 2. Post-offlco. Auckland. i , I £30001 ADA MANTUA. I £3000 ' A NNUAL CONSULTATION I Jrk. ON THE 1 HAWKESBURY GRAND HANDICAP, t TO DE RUN AT lIAWKESBUKY, NEW SOUTH WALES, 1 On tho 12th September, 1885. Will Closo positivo'y ON THE 10th SEPTEMBER, 1885. 1 109 Nominations, 1 Including all tho Now Zoaland Cracks, namoly ) Welcome Jack, Vanguard, Oudeis, > Liverpool, Thuudorbolt. ' 6000 Members at 10s Each. GOOO. 218 PRIZES. HOHSKB. CASH AWAKDS. First £500 lat £100 .. _ £10C l Second .. .. »0O 2at 60 .. .. 100 b Third .. .. 200 But 25 .. ... 200 " Starters (divided) 200 10 at 20 „ _ 2dC ,' Non-starters 20 ut 10 _ .. 20C 1 (divided).. .. COO 20 at 8 „ _ IGC •IS at 5 _ .. 21C 1 £1800 jeiioc ' Each ticket has eight chancOß, and can obtain ' a prize in each of the eight drawings. 3 Please neiid P.O. Orders when convenient, . or Bank Notes (do not enclose coin). Country [ ohequos mußt have la exchange added, and marked correct by bank. Two stamps requi si'o for reply and result. § Should this Consultation oxceed 8000, all r money over will be devoted to extra £5 each Cash A wards, less usual commission—being o ninth drawing. - N.B.—As usual, the names and addresses ol principal prize-takers, also tho names and ad dresses nf the gentlemen who form the com mlttee, will be forwarded to all tho leadine I newspapers throughout the Colony. READ THIS! READ THIS! OPINIONS OF THE DUNEDIN PRESS, From tho " Even! ag Star " Dune Sin, of Maj . 26th, 1385:— ' Ada Jiantua has forwarded to ni the namca ot tho Committee who superintended her drawing, and a list of the names and ad drc9>esot thoso who drew tho principal prizes Tha Committee were a 1 well-known residonti of Dunedm." From tho " Otngo Daily Times," DunediD, o May 27th, 18H5:—" Ada Mantua has cent us thi names and addresses of the principal winners and also tho names of her Committee Amonf the Committee thore wore a number of well known business men, and a representative fron ono of the Dunedin newspaperß. Tho Committee express themselves as being thoroughly Batisliec with tho drawing. The first prixo went to Grey ■ mouth, the second to Dunedin. and the third tc , Clyde." Also tho opinions of fifty other leading news papers can be had on application. ' J Note Address- ADA MANTUA, Care of Lyons and Hart Box Sol. Pott-offlce. Dnnedin. r £3000 AppVfi rmU ß. timo -£300 C MKLBQUBIOS CUP VTIM 'TOIAOW,



OTAHUHU RACING CLUB. — The Annual Meeting of the Members will bo held at the Criterion Hotel, Otahuhu, onSATUR-' DAY, 15th inst., at 7.30 p.m. Business: To re ceive Accounts, Elect Members of Committee, and any other business tnat may be brought forward.—Jno. Gordon, Hon. Sec. JACOB FAITHFUL'S CONSULTA TION Now Open on THE lIAWKESBURY GRAND I, HANDICAP, To be Run nt Sydney, September 12,1885. 3 Will Close on September 10. G.OOO Subscribers at 10s. Capital, £3,000. Each Ticket has Seven Chances. , Horaes. ) 89 Cash Prizes. 109 Nominations. Twoat£so.. ..£IOO First Horso ..£6OO Four at £25 .. 100 ', Second Horse .. 300 Eight at £20 .. 160 Third Horse .. 160 Thirteen at £10 .. 130 Other Horses, eqTy Twenty at £0 .. 120 t< divided.. .. 1180 Forty-two at £5 .. 210 £21801 £820 '• JACOB F AITHFUL would draw attention to . the fact of hia last Sweep of 4,000 members hav ing over filled on a very short notice; ho is thorefore confident of a much greater succesß in the present caso, in which event the excess will be divided in extra £5 Cash Prizes. The names and addresses of Old principal f prize-takers will be forwarded to all the leading newspapers. Drawing by a Committee of Subscribers, Press , Representatives being present. Add Is for ex change on cheques payable outof Hawke's Bay. P.O. 0/dorn preferred. Two stamps for reply and result. Apply JACOB FAITHFUL, Care of N. Jacobs, Be;: 7, Post-offioe, Napier. H.B. SPRING MEETING TO FOLLOW. Unlimited Number of j Will positively close Subscribers at 53 each, I September 21, A NEMO'S CONSULTATION ON 9 THE GREAT METROPOLITAN BTaICES (to bo run In Sydney on September 22) , IS NOW OPEN. To be divided as follows i First Horse 40 per cent. i Mccond Horse 2!) „ I Third horeo 10 „ Startera (div.) 30 Application by letter only. Post-office Ordera . preferred; Address— A. NEMO, Core of F. Tomlinson, Barrel Hotel, Parnell. Molbourne Cup to follow. FTITE LITY COMPANY'S MEL" BOURNK CUP CONSULTATION NOW OPKN. 12.000 Members at 10a each. Care of Box 251, Dunedin. Fu.l particulars future advertisoment. " Truth stranger than fiotlon." KOBIN HOOD COMPANY havo just closed their July Meeting witb H.OUO Shares, being 9,000 more than last year, ■ and 3,000 over original Ibsuo, thus enabling them : to ngaln allot 300 Kxtra Cash Prizes of £5 eaoh. '• They have curing tho past twelvo months '< 03,910 Shares, and distributed £31,955. i NOW OPEN ON THE ) COUNTY PURSE and HAWKESBURY GRAND HANDICAP, To be Run at Sydney, September 10 and 12. 1 ;CIO,OOO at 10s, £5,000. let Prize, £1,000. 303 PRIZES. i County Purao. Grand Handicap, i 93 Nominations 109 Nominations. i First £300 First .. ..£IOOO I Second .. ..150 Second .. .. 500 ■ Third .. .. 100 Third .. .. 250 • OtherStarters(div.)3oo Other Starters (div.) 400 I Non-sturtora ( i».) 600 Non-startera (div.) 850 : . £1450 £3000 ; S3 Cash Bonds. 1 latt2s .. .. .. .. ..S!Si ' 2 „ 20 „ .. .. '.. .. 40 : 1 „ 10 40 : 89 „ 5 .. .. 415 j £550 Will Close as soon as full, but not later than Tuesday, September 8. Agents will bear in mind to send Returns aB Boon as possible. As wo are certain of filling. Tickets will be sold " High and Low" from tho Btart. Early appli cation therefore nceoßSary. Please send two 2d stamps for reply and reault (two Btamped ad dressed envelopes greatly expedite business). P.O. Orders preferred. Is exchange on Stamps and Cheques outside Canterbury. Coin or Notes should bo registered. Registered Letters and Tcliigrams received. If stamps are not Bent, as requested, for reply and roault, results will be S(-nt by Book Post, Open. ROBIN HOOD COMPANY, Care of Stapleton and Fleming. Box 238, P. 0., Christohuroh. As the "Gaming and Lotteries Amendment Act' becomes Law on the Ist November, 1835, wo wifih to remind our clients and the public that "WK ARE GOING FULL STEAM AHEAD." No Stopping until that date. OUR MELBOURNE CUP PROGRAMME IS NOW ALSO OPEN. £50,000 at 10a. Ist Prize, £5,000. For Sale. FOR SALE, firßt-claßß new Hansom Cab, Doublo Seated Buggies and Dog Carts; also. 2 Second-hand Hooded Buggies—W. E. Bastcn, Coach BuiiaerH, Wakefleld-atreet. I~~jrtOß SALE, Great North Road, J Acre • land. 60 foet frontage by 400 wide at back, with 5-roomed House, leasehold; 31 years to run, only £150.— H. Partington, Stichbury's Duilrtinge. FOR POSITIVE SALE.—6OO Acree Good Land, with water frontage, only 10 miles from Queon-street Wharf, and will be sold ohuap.- Apply to John Soppet, House and Land Assent. No. 8. Qneen-ntrent. "SjiOß, SALE, the 3-ton Yacht Ethel May JD (coppered), with all gear, etc., in good ordo ; suitable for either pleasure or working puri-osee.—Apply Thames Carriage and Dray Fa:tory, Ylotorla-Btreet East. jJ*lTftA —FOR SALE, House of 5 db^St. \)vf« rooms, in good order; gasand water on; 10-Btall stable, 34 x 2G; hay loft, 34 x 16, all roofed with iroD, and 120 ft. from centro r>f ■ Karaiißahapeßoad; good opening for coal and wood yard.—Apply Nowson and McKemish, West-street. Bj'.OK POSITIVE SALE, cheap, a per- Jj fectly new House of 5 rooms, fitted with every convenience, and large Freehold Allot ment, near Mount Eden Rail wav Station; terms easy.—Apply to John Soppet, House and Land Agent, No. 8, Qneen-streat. FOR SALE, Single'and Double-seated Buggies. Waggonette, Stylish Victoria Phteton. with hood, and Ladies' Driving Phietons (three), Light, Elegant Phreton, with extenbion top, and a Bplendid Grey Mare by Quioksilver, 5 years old, quiet to ride or drive, . and carries a lady, harness if required.—Edwin Harvio, Upper Symonda-street. FOR SALE or to Let, a very convenient well finished Eight roomed Dwelling; Urge rooms, bath j grand view; city water; Venetian blinds, curtain poles; good cellarage, wash hoiuo, and large garden; 10 minutes from Quoen-street; oornor allotment and good build ' iog space.—For this choice property, apply early to J. R. Vaila, senr., House and Land Agent (Bennett's Chamberß, 199. Queen-street). B— UFF COCHIN EGGS.—E. Haywood having purchased at tho late Show Mr .1. Cornwoll'B First and Second Prize Birds, and Mr G. Towler's First Prize Birds, hasafow Eggs to spare, at 21a for 13.—Kipg-atreet, Poneonby. OUDAN EGGS.—T. Hanson having purchased at the late Show the First Prize Birds has a few eggs to spare at 21s for 13.—Victoria Avenue, Mount Eden. I TTIO TEL FOR SALE. ) For Sale, in one of the most rising and flourish- I ing Waikato townships, a commodious Family ) Hotel, close to a bank and near a railway station, - doing a first-class visitors and bar trado. Large ) publio works are being carried out in the imme diate neighbourhood, and the proprietor's only i reason for Belling ia his desire to retire from business,—Apply to JAMES DKVIN, TeAwamutu. | O OUS E S FIT! OALE, Terms Easy. Terms Easy. ] 8 Rooms, Neison-atreet .. £700 0 Rooms, Neison-atreet £'00 6 Roume, Nelsonstieet £600 , i Rooms, Nolaon-Btreat £500 5 Rooms. Upper Union-street .. '.. £410 5 Rooms, Upper Union-street .. .. £110 I G Rooons, Wellington-street £GOO 1 4 Rooms, Wolf-street £2?5 G Rooms, Newton Road £190 4 Rooms, Newton Road £400 ! 5 Rooms, Nowton Koad £420 8 Rooms, Nowton Road .. .. .. £150 5 Rooms, Newton Road £300 t 4 Rooms, Sussex-street £310 , 5 Kooma. Haalett-stroet, Eden Terrace .. £-350 j Threo o-Rooms, Haslett-street, each .. £350 5 Rooms, Summer-street £2ro 5 Rooms, Bay field Road £250 a 4 Rooms, Bayfleld Road £250 3 New Shops with Dwellings, frontage 80 x 125 ft. Pitt-Btreet , 4 Rooms, York-stroot 1 6 Rooms, largo House at bick. Pompallior 3 Terrace •■ £550 • Twoo-Rooms.BUizbeth-st.Ponsonby.each £350 • 5 Roomß, Elizabeth-Btreet, Ponsonby .. £(5D ' 7 Rooms, Wynyard Road, Mount Kden .. £?0) 1 5 Rooms, Conquest Place, Parnell.. .. £150 f 5 Rooms, Viotoria Avenue £340 1 7 Rooms. Burloigh-atreet. Kyber Pass .. 35?0 ' 5 Rooms>eereßford-Btrect , .-2600 0 5 Rooms, Kingaland £i2a Two 5-Rooitih, Kingsland, each .. .. £200 '• 5 Rooms, Klcgsland £«0 8 Rooms, College Road /,730 Two 7-Room3, Sentinel Road, each.. .. 42M0 7 Rooms, Dunedin-street, Poneonby .. £550 5 Hooms, North Shore .. .. .. ~ £375 ■v 'J wo 4 Rooms, North Shore, each ~ ~ £225 ) Corner Allotment, Newton Road .. .. *3jO Corner Allotment, Randolph-at, £-! 10s per foot, JAMES MoCORMIci^qO, 157, Qukkn-bi;



Amusements. THEATRE ROY A I H. N.Abbott _ Leaaee. J. S. Smith Manager. TO-NIGHT! (Saturday) TO-NIGHT! Second Appearance of PROF. S. S. and OLARA BALDWIN Who were received last night by an Enthu siastic and Spell-bound Audience. Without exception, the most wonderful ani marvellouß performance ever witnessed ii Auckland. Mrs Baldwin's Clairvoyance 1 simply astounding. Events that have happenot years ago, which can only possibly be known t the questioner, acourately answered by M Baldwin in every case, including the mysteriou Kate KiDg Mystery, and the great thought reading test, without a single failure. TO-NIGHT! (Saturday) TO-NIGHT 1 CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. Popular Prices-33. 2s. la. Commencing at sharp. Box Office at Lennox's. Wai/teb Habland. Agent. U T. JAMES'S HALL TUESDAY, AUGUST 25. A MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT Will be given by the AUCKLAND BAND OF HOPE UNION CHOII (Conductor: Mr R. Tudehope), In aid of PIANO FUND. Doors open at 7.30, to commence nt 8. Admisßijn ONE SHILLING HELP ! ! HELP ! ! HELP ! A GRAND CONCERT (splendid, variety), In aid of BRO LAWFORD, of the Sir Henr; Havelock Lodge, No. 1, N.Z.0.G.T., Will be held in St. James's Hall On MONDAY EVENING NEXT, Aug. 17. Doors open at 7.30; commence at 8 sharp. Admission—ls. ALEX. WEIR. W.S. ST. THOMAS'S GLEE CLUB THE FIRST CONCERT Of tho above Society will be given in St. Thomas's Sohool-room On TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, Aug. 18, To commence at 7.30. Proceeds towards Enlargement of Church. Tickets—ls. DANCING. —NEW FORESTERS HALL, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. MISS DONOVAN is prepared to receive thi names of Ladies and Gentlemen wishing tc join her Class for New Term (July SO). Address—Nlcholson'B Cottages, Pitt-Btreet DANCING, DEPORTMENT,&e.--_ons. Paul Bibron (do Pariß), second term, ai Masonic Hall. Princes-street. Select Classes Adults, WEDNESDAYS, 7.30 p.m.; Juvenilee SATURDAYS, 3 p.m. Classes available ai Remuera, Symonds-street (Glenside), Carltor Road, Ponßonby, Mount Albert. Intending Pupils apply early. Private Lessons dally.— Circulars at Upton's and Hndy's, or apply al Residence, 73, Hobson street. Tenders* TW'EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. NORTH ISLAND~MAIN TRUNK RAILWAY. OHINEMOA ROAD CONTRACT. Public Works Office, Auckland. August 11,1885. Written Tenders for the above Contract will bo received at this office until noon of FRIDAY, Sopternber4,lßßs. They are to be addressed X the Hon. tho Minister for Public Works, and marked outside the envelope, "Tender foi Oliinemoa Road Contract." Drawings, specifi cations, and conditions may be seen at this office, and at the Public Works Offices. Hamil ton and Kihikihi, also at tho Warden's Office. Thames, and at \ he Public Works Camp, neat the sito of the Contract Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. - By command. W. H. HALEB. District Engineer. ■\TEW ZEALAND SMELTING COM- J3I PANX (LIMITED). Tenders are invited for' the Supply of ISC TONS BEST FLAVK COKK, deliverable at the THAMES WHARF in FOUR equal quantities extending ovor ft period of ' TWO MONTHS, first delivery to be made not later than first week in October, 1885. Tenders reelvable until September 7,1835. By order of the Board: E. MENZD3S. Seoretary. Auckland, Aug. 8,1885. mo BUILDERS, EXTENSION OF TIME. Tenders will be received until noon ol SATURDAY, August 22, for the ereotlon and completion of Two Shops and Dwelling llouset in Victoria street. EDWARD BARTLEY. Arohitect. mo builders, Tcnderß are inviteTuntll NOON of the 26th inst, for the Krection of a Six-roomed House Id Stanley-street. Plans, etc., at my Office. W. A. DUBLEBY, Architect. "OESIDENCE AT OTAHUHU. XV Tenders for Erection of above In Timber will be received at my Office until Noon on THURS DAY, 20th August. ' R. MACKAY FRIPP. 9, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street. m o b v i l r> c r s. Tenders will be received until noon of the 27th August, far tho Erection and Completion of a Dwelling Houbo In Surrey Hills. MALCOLMSON AND CO., Tho N.Z. House. Land, and Estate Agency, High-street. mo BUILDERS. Tenders will ba recoivod up to Noon oi SATURDAY, 22nd instant, for Erection of a Church at Helensville. Plans, etc., at oui Offlcoa, Queen-street. EDWD. MAHONEY AND SON, Architects. mENDERS Wanted for Work on Roads I at Morningside.—Plans and speciflcatiosE to bo seen at Moroingside Store, whero tenders will bo received till 4 p.m. on MONDAY. ~ w. x trigg; QUANTITY SURVEYOR, 15, BOHERFF'S BUILDINGS, FORT-STRBKT, nhO BUILDERS, I am now prepared to execute Plate and Sheet Glass Glazing in any quantity at lowest ratea. Quotations on application. A. H. MORRIS. Karangahapo Road. I EDWARD LISTER GREEN, Sherif , of tho District o£ Auckland, horeby givi notice that under a writ of sale duly issued out o: the Supremo Court of New Zealand, Northen District, at Auckland, in an action wherein T and S. Morrin and Co , of Auckland, in the Pro vinoial District of Auckland, are plaintiffs, anc Robert Ludlow, oc Wood-street. Ponsonby, ii defendant, I have taken in execution, at the sui of the paid plaintiffs, the estate and interest o: said defendant, in all that piece or parcel of lane containing by admeasurement 20 acros, more oi less, boicg part of Allotment 14. in the Parish oi Tuakau, County of Kden, bounded towards the South-east by other part ot eaid Allotment 11 ovir which a right-of-way has been granted 1.122 links by 150 links, towards the East byt stream, towarda tho South-west by other part oi said Allotment 11,1,427 links, towards the North west by other part of said Allotment 14. I.GH links, bo tho said t cveral (idme&suyeMicnts i little more or less, with the right-of-way grantoc over aojaccnt lands. And I hereby give further notice that I shal! causo the said land to be sold by public aUctioi at tho Sale Room of B. Tonks and Co , Queen street. Auckland, on TUESDAY, the Ist day oi September next, at the hour of 12 noon, nnlesi the debt, with interest and costa, be paid to mi on or before that, date. Tho solicitors for the execution creditors an Whitaker and Russell, of Wyndham-Btreet Auckland. Dated at Auckland this 11th day of August 1885 ' EDWARD L. GREEN, Sheriff. T AND TKANSFEK ACT NOTICES Notice is hereby given that the severa parcels of land hereinafter described will bi brought under tho provisions of •■ The Lam Transfer Act, 1870," unless davoat in tho mean time be lodged forbidding the same, in each case on or before tho Hlh day of September next :— THOMAS BUDDLE and WILLIAM STOCK WELL.—Part of Allotment 3, of Section 7, o tho Suburbs of Auckland, in occupation o Ami Bennett. (2357) WILLIAM WINSTONE and GEORGE WJN STONE —Part of Allotments' 10 and 41 of Spo tion 6. of the Suburbs ot Auckland, contaitiini & acres, in applicant's possession. (2381) ISAAC HKNRY HUKLE.-LotlTi, of theKub division of Allotments 32 and 33. of Section 8 of the Suburbs of Auckland, in applicant1! occupation. (2399) GEOKGE BOYD.—Part of Allotment 13, of Sec tlon 7. Of the Suburbs ot Auckland, containin| 10*0r3lp. In applicant'soccupation. (2103) MARGARET BLACK.-Part of Allotment 4J of Section 44, of tho City of Auckland, in appli cant's occupation. (24((i) Diagrams may be Inspected at this office. Dated thlo Gch day of Angast, 1885, at the land Registry Ofllce, Auckland. THKO. KISSLING, District Land Registrar. COUTTS, Tailor and ClotMer, eon • tinnes to make Tweed and Woretc Suits, in the best stylo and workmanship, a roady-mado prices. Satisfaction guaranteed Comer el Kdinburgh-striqt and Ka,ranßabap Koad. HAVE you visited Lewisson th JeweUer'p, Show Rooms, over his an the next premises 1 If not, do co. You hay no idea of the variety of First-clasn Goods o sale. Inspection solicited. There is nothing lU< it in the Southern Hemisphere.—T. H. Lewi. eon, Queenstropt, opposite Union Bank, Qucoi street,



Amusements. " A BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE Proprietor Mr H.N.Abbott Mos°rß MacMahon & Leitoh's SILVER KING COMPANY I Will give '• Q-SPECIAL PKRFORMANCES.-a ° Under the direction ot ° Messrs K. Vornon & F. C. Apploton. a TO-NIGHT (Saturday), August 15. n Grand I'roduction of the Famous Drama, Poor 5 JO ! JO ' JO ! " Adapted from Dickens's "Bleak Housa" - especially for I MISS KDITH AI'PWTON. ? vV ith the full enpaeity of the Company. New Scenery and Stage Appointment?. Prices—Js, 2s 6ii, and Is. Box Offlce at Len nox's. Day Tickets at Abbott's Hotel. Children „ in arms not admitted. Curtain at 8: carriages at 10.30. J. W. DODGE, Business Manager. A BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. • AUCKLAND AMATEUR OPERA CLUB. FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY. First Performance WEDNESDAY NEXT. ". Opera Comique, THE SORCERER! Dramatis Porsonre: Lady Sangazure aLady of Ancient Lineago Aline her Daughter, betrothed to Alexis Mrs Partlet aPew-opcner Sir Marmaduke Foin tdextre an Elderly Baronot " Alexiß Officer of British Army • Dr. Daley Vicar of Ploverleigli Notary „... who Drafts the Contract John Wellington Wells a Family Sorcerer LARGE W'cilORUS ' GRAND ORCHESTRA. a Box Offlce at Lonnox's. Dress Circle, 4b. J TIT RU S S E~L~L & COm TT • THEATRICAL AND GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENTS. t CONSPICUOUS PLACES FOR LITHOS, ! SHOW CARDS DAYBII.L3. &C, . HANDBir/LS DISTRIBUTED. J OPFICK: JENKINS'S OPERA CIGAR j DIVAN, ELLIOTT STREBT (opposite Opera : ORuERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO ' OFFICE HOURS, 10 to i O'CLOCK. Educational. ALEX. M. HUXTA BL E, TEACHKR OF SINGING, Voice Production, and READING AT SIGHT. Address: A. EADY, QUEEN-STREET. Board and Residence. 1 T>OARD AND RESIDENCE.-Vacancy j "-* for thrco Gentlemen ; double and singlo i rooms.—Grafton House, Grafton Road, cppoeltu , Choral Hall. 10 minutes from Post-offlce. VICTORIA DINING~ROOMS, No. 16^ QUEEN-STREET (next Mr Montague's), —Board and Lodging, 18s per week. Singlo ; Meals, la. Good Beds, la.—ll. T. MARTIN, , Proprietor. PRIVATE Boardiag~Houße, HobsorT etreet, opoosite St. Matthews Church. Mrs Allan MeKay.Proprietress. Goodaccommo . dation, and charges moderate. UPERIOR Accomodation for Singlo Gentlemen or Married Couple in the best ' part of Parnoll; 'bus passes the door every IS j minutes.—Apply Star Offlce. P~ RIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE, 2 doors above Bricklayers' Arms: terms, 1 17s per week — Joseph Thoma, Proprietor. J Ci OV ERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, t. \JT HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging „ _ _ .. 20b per Week Single Boom __..„_ 25s per Week COUGH ELIXIR. t PLEASANT AND EFFECTUAL. ' TTIOR COUGHS and COLDS BAXTER'S J LUNG PRESERVER is unrivalled. Try it. 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