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H. COX,
TTI
TAILOR & WOOLLEN DRAPER,
Gladstone Road, Gisborme.
CENTRAL BUTCHERY,
Custom House, and General
Commission Agent.
GLADSTONE ROAD.
The Union Fire and Marine
Insurance Company.
MERCHANT, IMPORTER,
Head Office
Forwarding,
COAL
Capital
Reserve Fund
......
Chbistohukch
£2,000,000.
£37,600
TNSURANCES against loss by Fire
Wool and every other kind of Preduce
AND /"IR.OFT, TJUMILY AND HOTEL ORDERS
on allkinds of property. Marine
received for storeage or shipment.
FOR AUCKLAND VIA TAURANGA pORTJiiE
carefullyattended to.
Insurances by steamer and Sailing
made
on
Advances
all
kinds
of
a
Produce
SHTPS IN PORT will find this conshipment to London or any Colonial Vessel on Cargo andHulls.
Steamship. |Date of Sailing.|Cargo Till |j^
venient Establishment to get their sup- forAmerican
LOWE STREET,
Wool insured against all risks from
Ports.
|
loin
or
May
ISp.m^Sat.
6
plies from.
Omapere_JJ3un,
Woolshedto England.
CONTRACTORS canmake favourable
FOR AUCKLAND. AND RUSSELL.
Lowest current rates.
GISBORNE.
139 arrangements.
COALS! COALS!
|2 p.m. Sot. |8am
Wturarapa |Sun, May tt
Imported directfrom the Mines, and sold GRAHAM, PITT, & BENNETT,
Agents.
FOR MELBOURNE via SOUTHERN O
SAUSAGES MADE EVERY DAI. at the lowest remunerative rates, and
J. WILLIAMS
anypart of the town.
delivered
in
PORTS.
SOUTH BRITISH FIRE & MARINE
Fresh Tripe and German Sausage
pm
5
INSURANCE COMPANY,
WAIROA,
Rotomahana |Fri May 4 | 4p.m. Tues. I
The Forwarding Agency willmeet a long
Of New Zealand.
to CASH purchasers.
Great
concessions
FOR AUCKLAND.
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT
felt want. Consignments to arrive or for
p.m.
|
3
aim
|
|
May
3
4
Wed.
Sthn. Cross Thus.
received or shipped. Weights CAPITAL
£1,000,000
LiberalDiscount allowed onPrompt shipment,
AND VALUATOR.
and returns carefully forwarded.
FOR
JL
JD
SYDNE¥~ Sat,
1 Sun. May 13
Waihora
| 2p.m.
Payments.
|8am
[a card.]
FOR LONDON VIA SUEZ CANAL,
Orient S.N. Co
~~
ILeave Sydney. ILeave Melbourne.
May 31
May 25
1
1
Lugitania
Passenger Tickets must be taken at the
W
AND NATIVELAND AGENTS,
Giftborne.
SPIRIT MER-
CHANTS,
GROSSMAN N,
Dentist,
MR.
Corner of Palmerston Road and
Surgeon
—
Bright street.
Artificial Teeth on Gold, Platinum, and
dental base Celluloid.
Stopped. Fit Guaranteed.
CARLAW SMITH <fc CO.,
AUCTIONEERS,
LAND BROKERS,
Stock, Station, and General
Commission Agents,
STANDARD AUCTION MART,
Gisbobne.
my. 1
THELWALL & CO.,
FAMILYBUTCHERS,
and
DENTISTRY.
1jy the
SHIPPING
new
412
BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS.
fI^HE undersigned are prepared
to
give Estimates for the
ERECTION OF NEW BUILDINGS
Of every description.
The Fitting of Shop Fronts, Shops, and
Offices, is made a special branch of
of
Gladstone
Road
and
PeelCorner
their business,
street, Gisborne.
p** Cash Purchasers liberally dealt
a35
With.
O'RYAN,
REARDON &
ENGINEERS,
CIVIL
AUTHORISED
AND
SURVEYORS.
Licensed Surveyors under the Land
Transfer Aot,
Offices :Masonic Buildings, Gisborne.
JAMES BROWN,
Ekgineek, Millwright and Blacksmith.
Repairs done on the shortestnotice.
HARRIES & LINCOLN.
Entrance to Workshop : Next
Messrs.Parnell & Boylan'sIronmongery
Store, GladstoneRoad.
21
#
public that he has resumed his
BEGS
that new
old trade, and is now
SAW -MILLS.
J.R.MORGAN
opening
SURROUNDING
Denmark ;and also at Rowland k. Co.,
Wellington, and Shaw & Son, Wellington,
BRICKLAYER,
Watchmakers and Jewellers to his Excelto announce that hehas purchased lency the Governor,
the
W.H.S. has just received a Large Stock
LIME-BURNING BUSINESS FROM of Watchmaker's and Jeweller's Tools and
Material Maiu, Hair, Case and Clock
MR. CLEMENTS,
"Springs, Screws, Pinions, Wheels, Cylinders, .Balance Stops, Jewel Holes, Watch
Andis now in a position tosupply
(ilassea and Keys, Clock Keys, &c.
LIME of aFIRST -CLASS QUALITY.
Watches, Clocks, Jewellery and Musical
Boxes .Neatly Repaired.
W atch and Clock Work guaranteed
from 12months to 2 years, and if a Watch
BEST PORTLAND CEMENT,
or Clock, alter delivery is not found te
Always on Hand.
444 give satisfaction, will be re-examiued and
repairedfree of ciiarge.
TOURING
A RCHITECr AND QUANTITY
SURVEYOR.
will have consignments of
FRESH OYSTERS BY EVERY
STEAMER.
855
STEWART BATES,
Auctioneer,
AND GENERAL COMMIS-
AGENT,
LAND
OPOTIKI, BAY OF PLENTY.
Oysters openedat any time to order.
Suppers prepared, and also provided on
the premises.
SION
W. KNIGHTS.
742
Numerous valuableFreehold andLeaseholdProperties,both Town and Country,
ranging between 25 acres to 1000 acres,
with CrownGrant titles, for sale ou favorable terms.
From his long residence in the Bay of
Plenty, S.B. possesses a thorough knowledge of the district, which lie will be
happy to place at the disposalof intending
investors.
Fullparticulars of properties forwarded
619
post free onapplication,
~
JAMES W. WITTY.
AND
Confectioner
of al
hand.
FANCYkindsCONFECTIONERY
always on
Concerts, Balls,Dinners, Weddings, etc.,
attended.
Families and Shipping Supplied.
cate,payablein London if required.
W. Adaib,
Agent at Gisborne.
BRITISH & MERCANnVTOKTH
JLN tile insurance compy.
LONDON AND EDINBURGH.
—
plenty of water. Apply to
w. madder,
Bricklayer, GladstoneRoad.
E. K. BROWN,
CUSTOM-HOUSE STREET,
Gisborne.
897
"THE PHARMACY.'
Drapery,Clothing,
Hosiery,
GladstoneRoad.
J
—
ARE
20
„
„
„
„
Ashby's Ale
60
75
Tennent's Ale
"
Ex May Queen,"
*
***
'I
W, W.
100
5 qr.-casks
KilmarnJck
(pints)
Whisky
Ex "Duncraig,"
20 cases Wachter's CelebratedChampagne
10 qr.-casks Pale Sherry
10
Silver's Port Wine
5
30 o.p. Lemon HartRunv
3
FineOldPaleJamaica
300.p.
5
Ex Pareora,"
30 cases Chateau Jolimont|Claret
20
Lisbrae Claret
Also, always on hand
A large stock of Bitters, Liqueurs,
Ginger Wine, Geneva, JDKZ, Old
Tom, Wolfe's Schnapps, Sarsaparilla, Lime Juice Cordial, &c.
Brandy, Whisky, Claret, Champagne
Cigarsof best brands in 50's and 100's.
„„
„
"
"
G. W. BISHOP,
BALANCE OF SUMMER STOCK,
GLADSTONE ROAD,
Gisborne.
557
Is now being clearedoff at
AND STATION
AGENT,
possessing extensive influential business connections with
settlers in all parts of the colony, the
undersigned has great facilities for negotiating Purchase or Sale of PEO-
FROM
Proprietor.
Establishment will found
of
AT thiscarefully-selectedStock
be
a
British and Foreign Medicines
AND
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES.
WOOL BROKER, &c.
Cash buyers of every description of
Produce.
Cash Advances made against Stock and
Station Securities, and against
growingClipa and Crops,
—
Agents for
South British Fire and Marine Insurance Companyof New Zealand
Little's celebratedNon-poisonomSheep
Dip.
Anderson's OamaruFlour.
Moore's new patent Barb Wire, 3 barbi.
COMMON, SHELTON & CO.
5 qrs. Superior oldBlended Whisky
20
25
GISBOBNK.
Have for Sale the followingDIRECT
IMPORTATIONS :—
FENCING WIRE, Acorn
cQb.
-CASKSGrw
«■>
Brand.
pts.
75 cases
„ Hennesy's * Brandy
AND STATION AGENTS.
SHIPPING AND
STOCK
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS,
„ „ „ „„
—
LARGE & TOWNLEY,
t7lurniture, bedding, and
Sj carpet warehouse,
.
"*"« V COILS No. 6
lee's 'Glcnluu*
W»l
*"9 QR.-CABKS
er*s 'Kilmftrnoe*
lOA
on COILSNo. 7
*
*v
Ov
A(\ COILS No. 8
1
iv
irtCOlLSNo,B,iital
wire
COILSNo.10,Steel
v wire
orv
Galvanised
ou COILS
Barb Wire
Kn KEGS Stables, IJ,
0 v ijand 1} inches
A TONS First-class
9
*v Galvanised Iron.
26-gauge, 5,6, 7,8, 9 and
*
10 feet lengths.
OALVANISEDNAILS,
«
Ridging, Spouting,
Lead Washers, LeadheadedNails,andaLarge
Stock o( Builders' and
—
20t«ns.
ANDERSON'S Red
A
Lion Brand-20
—
K TONS OATMEAL.
O
C TONS BRAN.
0
K
** TONS RICE
—
Dressed, Japan
and Java.
SUGAR.
JB t Counter-atons.
2nd
Counter— s
Tfi
±.\J. tons.
3rd Counter 2
tons.
Cc brated
ROSTER'S
■*■
BugleBrand< Baas'
Beer andStout.
ALE.
A CASES, Quarts.
QOMPANV'S
—
5
1CASES,
9
<uO
The DISPENSING DEPARTMENI
willreceive the particular attentionand
manipulation of Mr. Bishop, who haa
had twenty-six years' experiencein the
business.
-»-v» T«r
ia DRUMS StO«k<
xv holm Tar
9 TONS of Arsenic,
in cwtsk icwto
*
IJL
Aj TONS Oeaulna
Whit« hud. la
c<rU.,icwts. and ii.
T>ED LEAD, in lVi
and2B's
*■»
TARPAULINS,
x
Breat variety
very cheap-12
; 14 x 18, 40s. ;
?fs
Jg * 18, 455. ; 18 X
*»V SALT, in bottlef
ft CABEB Keen'i
°M««
*
S
*
4- kAoTaiAN
Powder
5Q
5 CASE/wfes
Whisky.
nr CASESDunville's
-
Whisky.
KA CASES Robertson's
CASES Wolfe's
x
Schnapps.
Old Tom.
1Q
xv CASES
K A CASES J.D.K.Z.
«JV Geneva, 3 gals.
"°
C)
C
ladeiincludes
*
v&aes Keillert, 20 do
Morris Wood ( o.
tA SESJA MB
qQ cases y, w
6V AB W Pickles
5
.
CASES Gray's
English Confeo-
QA
oyj
tionery
a CASES Hogarth*
9
*U
Worcestershir
Sauce
9A CASES Hogarth'i
Lime Juice
d Jont a
°'
25
*'
CA S E S
JWtßatt
'^Vlad
9ft CASESHall's Ale,
"v
1K
-°
* CASES Manna30
°h
25 CASES, Piuts.
60
*°*'
K C AS E S Curria
det
U
ai\
UXJ
?A Slf-Muller's
—
*Q CASKS CoalTv
inDRUMSSpirit* "«
S.
ESJ?,1
20C^
Swiss Mil
Pints.
STOUTCASKS,Quart,.
J-0 Boars-head Stout
Pints and Quarts.
c A CASKSHennery's
and Sons'celebratedPianos;alsoagent
for L. Neufeld, of Berlin. Have also
Pianos by Bord, Broadwood, Hartman, and others. All these Pianos
wv
0
supplied with the latest improvements, and each guaranteed to be
perfect and the bestofita kind Pianos
and Pianettes varying in prices from
£30 to £100. Brinsmead's Pianos up
to 70 guineas.
American Organs and Harmoniums Have in stock Organs by
Smith, Woods, and Mason& Hamlin.
Purchasers can rely upon having good
instruments, and in thoroughly good
"
Also in casks
tons.
*v pts.
andQte.
K CASES Hall's
Gisborne & Napier,
Raw
tO DRUMS
Boiled Oil
7C
MES, 2Sff J3 10««& coarsb
O's-20 lons.
Q TONS FINEdo.
O
Celebrated
WOOD'S
Star Brand Flour
oa CASES TABLB
Pianos Soleagents forJohnBriusmeads
CASES J.D.K.Z.
Geneva, 4 gals.
-IA CASES J.D.K.Z.
xyj (Green Cases)
condition and order. Pianos and Geneva, 2 gals.
„
"T J}m" T »
BPLI
*1 TANK
«** » cw*
Bi
Car
1
10 'i^?.
CASES TarUrie
Acid, ea«.l4s
30 C^
.
- a CASES fry', Co
79^^^
1v coa and Choco*
*
l»te,
Homospathie
"xtract, Epps', Van
-,Huten'a]
LAMP
1CASK
BLACK
CASES
Ruddle9
& Red and Blue
1A CASEBJohnion'f
IV corn Flour
1
tA
O\J DRUMS Little !
sheepDip
k
«* CASKS do. do.
ea CASKS Cemea*
oyj
*-° do. Whiting
1/>
PERTIES, freehold or leasehold, HOMCEPATHIC MEDICINES AND
Organs sold on the Deferred Pay9AQR-CASKS'Laid.
AY Law's' best Blenstocked or unstocked ; and is also prement System.
APPLIANCES,
ded Whisky.
pared to effect purchase or sale of
AND
Sole
for
Sewing
Agents
Machines—
LIVE STOCK, and to make liberal VETERINARY MEDICINES KEPT
AND CIGARETTES— Bestbrands in great
the Celebrated DAVIS VERTICAL CIGARS
variety.
advances on the same, or on WOOL
FEED and the well-known and WOOLPACKS
AND CORNSACKS.
consigned to him for sale.
reliable Wertheim Machines, The SADDLERY A large stock ;verygood value.
construction of the "Davis" Machine GRASS SEEDS of ever}- description.
&c., &c, &c.
being an entire departure from the
R.
orthodox style of Sewing Machines, it
Napier.
Friend-in-need Ointment,
jyl
is capable of doing work which cannot COMMON, SHELTON & CO.,
Castor Oil PiUs,
be even attempted by any other 850
Gisborne.
Balsam,
Pectoral
machine.
OYSTER SALOON, GLADSTONE
LuttrelVs
Condition
Powders
ROAD,
fot
Read the Award of the Judges !
11
Horses,
(Next Mr. Hall's Saddlery).
At theSydney International Exhibition
ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
Carminative,
Infants'
of 1879-80, after a contest extending over BY
Worm
Powders.
six
and
the
months,
BEVERIDGE,
severest
tests
yet
J.
appliedto Sewing Machines in the Colony,
Fruiterer, Fishmonger, Poulterer,
AUCKLAND PRICES will be charged, the judges haveendorsed the verdict of the
and Grocer,
people, and awarded the Only Prize for
butTERMS CASH,
to announce that he HAS Except in cases of emergency or distress
Sewing Machines to
AND
OPENED hia NEW PREMISES
TheDavis Vertical Feed Sewing
on MONDAY, October 30th, with a
SCAB
KENNEDY
&
BENNETT.
general assortment of Fruit, Fish,
Machine
NON-POISONOUS.
Fresh Roasted Coffee.
Poultry, Grocery, &c, and solicits a
! COALS !! COALS !!!
On every point." Prices varying from
COALS
patronage.
public
share of
£7 17s. 6d. to £30.
Fresh supplies of Oysters by every
FIRM are preparedto offer NewProduceof every kindBought andSold. steamer, which he is prepared to sell
a view to making the above
castle Coal at rates that
Crockery, China, and Glassware
768
preparation aCERTAIN Speciwholesale or retail.
We would beg to draw the attention
DEFY
ruling
at
rates.
COMPETITION.
Insurances effected
of the public to thefact of our having fic for scab, the manufacturers have
Arrangemanta have been made for a
a very large and varied stock ofGlaßS- greatly increased its strength.
arrive
regular
supply,
monthly,
despatch.
Commissions executed with
to
of Newware, Clu'na, and Earthenware, inThe undersigned have a stock of fluid
castle and Bay of IslandsCoal.
cluding Tea Sets (a great variety of 20 per cent, stronger than any hitherto
They are quite prepared to allow the
bothFrench and Irish china), Fancy manufactured, and willguaranteethis to
IRONMONGERY
Coal to answer for itself, feeling confident
Glassware in the shape of Vases, be a positive cure for scab, ticks, lice.
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE
that in quality it cannot be surpassed.
Lustres, Flower-stands, &c, and a
The price has also been considerably
HOLLOW ARE, CUTLERY
great assortment of Wines, Tumblers, reduced.
STATIONERY, SADDLERY
&c, &c. Dinner Sets complete of 75,
KENNEDY
Messrs.
&
BENNETT
GLADSTONE ROAD.
Price 7s per gallon in casks of 40
85, and 100 pieces (several patterns to
FANCY GOODS
Are preparedto deal with customers on a
gallons, sufficient to dip 8000 sheep ;
select
also
a
from)
;
large
TOBACCOS, &c.
stock
of
most liberal soale, allowing
Rouen, Teddesley, and Blue Pheasant 78 6d in five and ten gallondrums.
Established 1877.
PER CENT. DISCOUNT for CASH.
Cups and Saucers, Plates and Dishes.
PER CENT. DISCOUNT for CASH.
Toiletware (100 sets to select from) ; COMMON, SSSLTON ft 00,
Knight
i TjIURNITURE AND BEDING of every
also, Bakers, Jelly Moulds, Mugs,
-*Agents.
Importer & General Merchant,
387
S3" Cash at our Office ox the
Spittoonß, Nest Eggs, Flower-pots
description made on the premises.
Wharf.
(both
every
and
kind
fancy
plain),and
Custom House Street,
of necessary Earthenware.
A quantity of first-class Fencing Posts
GISBORNE,
Also, everykind of Imported Goods in the
853
always
on hand.
Furnishing Trade.
Country customers may depend on every
(Late S. Stkvknson).
care being given to the proper paoking of
CARTING! CARTING !
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
goods ordered.
—
The following SPECIALTIES txe
~MLLtfR,
M.
troduced, and will be found worthy
trial and patronage :
Sheep Dip
BEGS
SPECIFIC
THE
LITTLES CHEMICAL FLUID.
WITH
—
J. WHIN RAY,
Central Furniture
Warehouse,
Edward
5
Brown,
MASONIC STABLES,
Pictures of every descriptionMounted and
WOON has Removed to an
Framed.
begs to announce that
Office SECOND DOOR THROUGH
, he is at all times prepared tc > ; A large selectionof Oleographs on hand. BIG GATE
opposite Post Office, bohind
AND AND COMMISSION AGENT. i THE GISBORNE DISCOUNT COY. Remove Furniture in spring vans.
l
Union Steam Shipping Company's rooms.
LIMITED.
Office : Corner of Childers-street and I
PIANOS 21 different instruments to Valuator
Peel-street, opposite the Police Barracks.
Agent for Public Trustee
select from. Original Invoice price
Carting done on the shortesi b
Incorporated under the Joint Stock Com- Generalnotice
Interpreter and MaoriAgent
in
or country.
from
£28
£100.
quoted
town
to
j
panics' Acts.
Loans on freehold, security negotiated
Mb. Witty has several Stations ancI
Farms in the Wairoa County in his hands 5
from LI00 upward.
prepared
English,
Austrian,
andColonial Land bought or sold on commission.
American,
for Sale, and having just finished a per
to negotiate Loans, and j
Goods arriving by the steamers
make
to
certain advances.
sonal inspection of the whole of the County.
;
made Chairs of every kind.
Having had experience of the working
attended! to.
For torms of application and particulars,
as Assessor for Property Tax Valuations, p
of the several Acts affecting Native lands,
"
apply
f
to
i
willbe able togive intendingpurchasersol
iis preparedto confer withstrangers seeking
ALFRED W. CROFT,
land in thisDistrict any informationthej7
i Gravel from the beach supplied on reason;
HOUSE AGENT AND VALUER.
informationrelative to acquiringland.
Manager,
51l i 702
Lowe street.
able terms.
nayrequire.
Gisborne, Feb. 28th
276 I 094
528
LICENSED GOVERNMENT BROKER UNDER
LAND TRANSFER ACT.
"
Ex Lochnagar,"
50 cases Griffin's S.P. Ale, qts.
50
pts.
50
Guineas' Stouts, qts.
"
D. MALCOLM ORR,
Agent for Poverty Bay.
I
Business Notices.
TTTHOLESALE WINE & SPIRIT
MERCHANTS,
W
CUSTOM HOUSE STREET,
Gisborne,
Have on hand, in Bond and Duty Paid
a very large stock of WINES AND
SPIRITS, BOTTLED ALES AND
STOUT, AUSTRALIAN WINES in
woodand case,LIQUEURS,CIGARS,
etc., etc. All the best known and
favourite Brands kept in Stock, and
sold at the LowestPossible Prices.
Established 1809.
cation to
PEICB:ONBPHNNY.
a7~graham & co., COMMON, SHELTON & COT,
—
f^\ OODPADDOCKING, securelyfenced,
23
Policies on Wool andProduce to tht
United Kingdom are granted in tripli-
Business Notices
ALSO ON SALE—
"
Usher's Special Reserve Whisky.
Subscribed Capital...£2,ooo, ooo sterling
In Bond, Fbee and Duty Paid :
Fire Reserve Funds, 1876....£1,082, 768
A Large Stock of Australian Wines.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Note the Address
Insurances
effected for Seven Years
AGENTS FOR—
ROYAL
HOTEL,
THE
OPPOSITE
by
are charged for Six only. ReadBros.' Dog Head Ale and Stout,
prepayment
Gisborne.
581
Road,
Gladstone
promptitude
Losses settled with
and Tenneuts' Well Park Ale and Stout,
LIBERALITY.
Ashby's Ale.
271
WALTER GOOD,
Forms of proposals and all further
on applimay
information
be
obtained
PRACTICAL
GRAZING.
VJC
rangements.
—
("lIVIL
W. J. QUIGLEY,
INSURANCE
W. MADDER,
.
MR.
J3L^
/C<f^ V\
i^ \^
T\JT
COST PRICE FOR CASH. STOCK
SUPERIOR
"TNSURANCES against loss by Fire
I on all kinds of P.roperty.
Marine Insurance by Steamer and
Sailing Vessel on Wool covered against
all risks from Woolshed to England at
LowestCurrent Rates.
COMMON, SHELTON& Co.,
Agents in Gisborne.
725
and commodious
To the INHABITANTS
BUTCHER'S SHOP
at the corner of Gladstone Road and
GISBORNE
Peel street, where he will beprepared
to supply only the beat and primest
New Zealand Insurance Company.
qualities of Beef, Mutton, and Pork
DISTRICT.
to his customeis.
\Wn
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
J. M. has now succeeded insecuring
against loss by fire on
SCHIPPER,
H.
some of the finest cattle and sheep IN
of pr< perty may
every
description
THE COLONY. For quality and out
be effected with this Company.
his meat cannot b9surpassed in New WORKING WATCHMAKER AND
Zealand.
JEWELLER,
MARINE DfiPAB*MENT.
83
JOHN MAYNARD.
Merchandise,Goods and Freights inBegs to inform the Public that he was sured by steamers
and sailing vessels.
formerly Journeyman at H.E. Schipper's,
Watchmaker aud Jeweller, Copenhagen, Risks on specie subject to special ar-
and Iron Work of TJAVE FOR SALELADIES' FANCY SUMMER GOODS
allkinds madeand repaired.
or Less than Coßt.
Forging,Fitting,Turning andScrew- KAURI TIMBER of all descriptions
P. T. & G.
euttingpromptly executed.
GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS, HATS, &
HOSIERY.
Doors, Sashes, Mouldings, Shingles.
PEEL STREET, GISBORNE
Back of Messrs. King and Co.'s Flour Sawing and Planing done at low This is clearly and really; a Realising
Mill.
no 18 rates.
and Clearing
Large orders for Kauri Timber inWILLIAM TATTLEY,
SAIiJE3 1
dented on commission.
426 Usual prices are markedin plain figures.
& MINING ENGINEER,
No difficulty in arriving at amount to
J
AUTHORISED
LICENSED SURVEYOR AND
be takenoff for Cash Payments.
MAKAURI
STEAM
SAW-MILL.
ARCHITECT.
will last for TWO months, owing
QUALITY WHITE Saleto the large quantity of goods to
Address:Eden Villa,GladstoneRoad.
PINE TIMRER.
be disposed of.
9s. Od. per 100 feet at Mill.
Surveys andother work entrusted to
10s. 6d.
delivered.
W. T. will receivehis best and prompt
Groceries, Wholesale and Retail.
884
attention.
SECOND CLASS :
6s. 6d. per 100 feet at Mill.
[A OAED.]
J. R. HURREY.
An earlyinspection invited.
232
W. P. FINNERAN,
Parcels delivered in any part of the
ARCHITECT.
town.
Ornos : GLADSTONE ROAD,
OYSTERS ! OYSTERS !!
(OppositeHeraldOffice)
Gisborne.
427
the SeasonMrs. W. Knights Country orders promptly attended to.
MACHINERY
H. E. JOHNSTON.
NOTICE.
BEGS
Teeth
HARRIES & LINCOLN,
JL
quantity.
462
to inform his friends and the
Office before embarking.
CUSTOM HOUSE STREET,
All heavy luggage must be sent down
Gisborne.
in time for cargo lighters.
No dogswillbe carriedon the steam LicensedCustom House Agents.
launch, "Snark."
Goods warehoused in bond in their
large, commodious, and thoroughly
For further particulars apply to
dry and well-ventilated bonded
OFFICE,
COMPANY'S
store, at moderatecharges.
CustomHouse Street.
Entries passed, and Customs workof all
Business Notices
kinds undertaken.
272
GRAHAM, PITT & BENNETT,
A UCTIONEERS, STOCK AND
J\. STATION AGENTS,
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS,
Cash purchaser of Fungus in any
JOHN MAYNARD
ANDW. GRAHAM AND CO.,
■TTTINE AND
Head Office : Auckland.
117
f PUBLISHED 3VERT BVBMNQ \
I
Insurance Companies.
H. E. JOHNSTON,
Wharf Store,
113
TIME TABLE FOR MAY.
LETTER.
KTETOTS
Business Notices
Business Notices
BusinessNotices
i
Shipping
Bj|s\
COAST
EAST
Herald
THE EVENING HERALD, GISBORNE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1883.
Vol. X.— No. 1910.
STEAM
"TJNION
SHIP CO. OF NEW
Bay
SDOLEMAN
EDWIN
—
I
'
LARGE
&~TOWNLEY,
Gisborne &
Napier.
341
proprietor, B. 0. FRYBR,[i»
THEdetermined
increase therepuobtained by these stablesfor
tation
to
ATTENTION, CIVILITY, and
COMFORT,
CRAWFORD'S BEER AND
CRATED WATERS.
And to that endhe has securedthe ser
vices of Mr. ALBERT PRITCHARD
as Manager.
Landau, Brougham,
ri^HE undersigned beg to inform the
X Public that all orders for CRAW- Single Buggies on hire.
Double and
FORD'S WELL-KNOWN BEER, and First-class Hacks always obtainable.
Horses broken in to Saddle
CRATED WATERS, CORDIALS, &c.
'
left with them will be properly attended Harness.
Manager: A. PRITOHARD
to.
Proprietor :B. C. FRYER,
PORTER & OROFT.
10*
THE EVENING HERALD. WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 1883.
Pert of Poverty Bay.
Special Advertisements.
HIGH WATER
Men's, Boys', and Youths'
JIAY
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
2
*
3
5
6
7
.... ..
.... ....
.. ..
.. ..
.. ..
0.52
2.17
3-33
4.35
5.25
C. 5
""
""
Clothing Department.
P.M.
1.31
2.68
i.7
5. 2
5.-17
C'23
A.M.
""
huvc been
madeivith various Tweed<k Woollen
Manufactories in New Zealandand
Victoria, which will enable the Proprietor to placebefore the Public of
Poverty Bay the largest and best
stock of COLONIAL MADE
CLOTHING of all descriptions
ever imported into the district. Ihe
ARRANGEMENTS
PHASES OF THE MOON.
New Moos, 7th,
9.29 a.m.
10.25 a.m.
First Quarter,14th,
FullMoon,22nd
2.42 p.m.
Last Quarter, 30th,
1.55 a.m.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
The s.s. Southern Crossleft Napier at 4 o'clock
this afternoon, and will arrive in Gisborne at daylight to-morrow morning, leaving again for the
North at 8 a.m. She willcall at Tologa Bay, with
200 sheep, for A. Reeves,Esq.
Goods are all equallothosemadeto
measure.
Fit and Style guaranteed.
TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING.
A Single Garment at LESS
than Wholesale Price.
(Keutkr'sTelegrams.]
MELBOURNE,
May 1.
Sailed, this afternoon— The Union steamship
Arawata, for the Bluff.
(PBR MERCHANT SIiIPri.NO AND I'NDBRWRITBRS'
ASSOCIATION.)
LONDON, April 30.
Ship
Ashmore from Auckland, (27th
Arrived:
Dec.) ;Jlercia, from Wellington (5Jan.); Wanganul, from Wellington (10 Jan.) ;Serapis, from Wort
Chalmers (10Feb). Arrivedat New York :Catarfeith, from Auckland (3Feb).
Shirts,Hats, Hosiery, Boots, Shoes,
Saddles and Bridles.
W. ADAIR.
TELEGRAPHIC COMMERCIAL.
[Keutkr's Telkorams.]
MELBOURNE, May 1,
The Melbourne manager of the National Mortgage and Agency Co. of New Zealand reports of the
local grain market aa follows .-—Shipping wheat is
to 5s sd;malting barmy is in good
steady at 5i 4d
(3d to 5s lOd;New Zealand oats are
demand at 68steady,
at 2s lOd to 3s 2d for feeding,
quiter,but
and 3s 2d to3s 4dfor millingsorts ;New Zealand
oats,under bond. 2s 3d to2s Bd.
LONDON, April 30.
A further portion of frozen mutton, ex Cuzco,
wassold to-day. Meat of goodquality brought 4td
to 4Jd,and inferior '2id per lb.
Consols remainat lU2{.
New Zealand securities are— s per cent 10-40 loan,
106, ex div ;5 per cent 1889 loan, 10(5 ;4J per cent
1879-1904 loan, 102J ;4 per cont inscribed stock,
102J.
The market rate of discount has advanced to 3
per cent (sic).
Adelaide wheat, ex store,is quotedat 60s ;New
Zealand ditto, 45s to 48s Cd. Adelaide flour, ex
warehouse, has fallen to 395.
Australian tallow is firm at last quotations.
Best Scotch pig iron, No. 1, f.o.b.inClyde, has
declined to48s 6dper ton.
Galvanised iron, 26 guage, packed in cases f.o.b.
in London, £19 10s.
Best Sydney sun-dried copra, £20 15s.
Australian leather— Best sides haverisen to 10|d.
andSouth ;also the AusFor Napier, Wellington,
Rotomahaoa,on
May
.Friday,
tralian Colonies,per
4th, at 3.30 p.m.
For Auckland, per Wairarapa, on Saturday, May
sth, at 7p.m.
For the UnitedKingdom, Continent of Europe, Asia,
Africa, America, and the West Indies, via ban
on Friday
Francisco ;also the Sandwich Islands,
May 18th, at 3 p.m. Money Orders may bu
obtained, andletters registered until 2 p.m. same
day. This mail will be due in London on July
2nd.
A steamer of the Peninsular and Oriental lint
leaves Melbourne on May 22nd. Correspondence
Specially so addressedandprepaid the Brindisi rates
of postage, viz., eightpence per half-ounce, will be
forwarded by everyopportunity.
The next inward European mail via San Francisco,
is dueat Gisborne on Friday,May 4th.
J. SHRIMPTON, Chief Postmaster.
Special Advertisements.
ZEALAND LOAN AND
TVTEW
-I* MERCANTILE AGENCY COM-
PANY. [Limited].
Head Ofpicb— lQueenVictoria Street, Mansion
House,London, E.C.
£3,000,000
£210,000
Capital
made on all kinds of Produce and
ADVANCES
Freehold Property. Indents undertaken in
any
market.
AGENTS FOR-
Ruston, Proctor, and Coy., AgriculturalMachinery,
Lincoln.
Felteu andGuilleauman's Barb Wire, Germany and
London.
Maurice Gandy (the Gaudy Driving1 Belt), London.
Loganand Wilson's Sheep Dip.
The Company acts as Agents for all branches ol
business.
R. HILL FISHER,
16th April, 1883.
LAND INDUSTRIES !
THE
GISBORNE DISTRICT.
TO THE PEOPLE OF
MESSRS.
HALLENSTEIN BROS.
Desire to inform you that a
RETAIL BRANCH
of the
"KTEW ZEALAND
/CLOTHING
T^ACTORY
WILL BE OPENED
In their
NEW PREMISES,
MAIL NOTICE.
Rbsbrvb Fend
ENCOURAGE NEW ZEA-
Manager, Gisborne.
800
Gladstone Road,
On
SATURDAY, MAY 12.
To effectually introduce their
Goods, and drive out the imported article, they have decided to sell a
SINGLE GARMENT
At the
WHOLESALE PRICE !
All Goods are marked in
plain figures, for net CASH
ONLY.
Any article purchased and
not approved of will be exchanged with the same courtesy with which it was sold,
or, if desired, the money will
be returned.
The success which has attended the New Zealand
Clothing Factory's Retail
branches in Auckland, Wellington,Napier,Christchurch,
Duuedin, and other towns,
leadsthe propietorsto believo
that there exists a praiseworthy desire on the part of
the public to encourage New
Zealand Industries, especially
wheresuperioradvantages are
offered, and your support is
solicited on this understanding only.
J. W. COOK,
Manager, GisborneBranch,
New Zealand Clothing Factory,
900
GladstoneRoad.
FOR SALE.
FREEHOLD.
ACRES FREEHOLD, with 8,000 Lease4AAA
jVVV hold of first-class limestone country.
centrally situated SECTION lv Custom
A
Houae
street, capitallyadaptedfor residence of a business
man.
42 acres, nearly all first-class land, flat, well
watered, within 3miles of Gisborne.
About 6 acres, GISBORNE TOWNSHIP;goo?
land; picturesquely planted with willows ;
well watered ; unexceptionable site tor family
esidence.
450 ACRESFreehold, withi« a few miles of GisAND
borne ;one of thebeat farms inthe district. (12)
7-aOOMED HOUSE,standing on a half-acre of
EAST COAST NEWS LETTER.
land, wellsituated.
Valuable J-ACRE, corner Custom House and
CWide18 Streets.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING.
2 WELL-SITUATED Sections in PALMERSTON
ROAD,close to EnglishChurch,
GISBORNE: WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1883.
LEASEHOLD.
2000 ACRES Leasehold, 20 miles from Gisborne.
;
sheep.
(5)
First-class land 500
THE ENGLISH MAIL,
0500 ACRES,on the Coast ;capital selection ;20
years' lease. Price moderate. (4)
10,000 ACRES Leasehold, on the Coast; 3000 Our mail summary supplies but little
sheep, 500head cattle,60 horses. Rentnominal. (10) fresh to whathas already been transmitted
13,000 ACuES Leasehold, 20 miles from Gisborue,
by cable, and read by the public weeks
with 4000 sheep. Nominal rent. (43)
records of
8000 ACKK3 Leasehold ;eßsy distance from town ; ago, excepting, perhaps, some
commanding position;now carrying 8000 fiheep. ships lost or abandonedat sea, and the loss
Rent low. (45)
consequent upon these
40,000 ACRIvS Leasehold, 20miles from Oisborne. of life invariably
Well-watered, first-class land ;with 0000 sheop and calamities. The troubledstate of Ireland,
and the aaitation it has stirred up though800 head cattle. Moderate rent. (41)
1000 ACRES Leasehold, 20 miles from Gisborne ; out the United Kingdom, continues to hold
about 300 first-r.lass flat land, remainder consisting
place amongst the questions of
of easy hills, surface-sown ;fenced and subdivided, a foremost
the day, and all sorts of theories are put
with about 2000 sheep. Rent moderate. {09)
6500 ACRES, the freehold of a portion nf which forth by all sorts and conditions of men.
acquired. First-class laud, Kood house, That this vexedquestion may be best adhas been
men's hut, stock\ard, sheep dip, Sic., &c. ; 5000
justed, the latest is that ameeting ofIrish,
first-class sheep ;long lease,moderate rent. (100)
Goodwill of 750 acres Good L^^d mixed hill and Scotch, and English members of Parliaflat ;on lease, fair rent, moderate purchasing clause ment has beenheld for the purpose of form600 ACRE FARM,part held on lease, with pu.committee, with the view of
chnsing clause, part on deferred payment sj-stem; ing a political
shaping public opinionin regard to Irish
goodhouse, &c,,&c.;fenced andimproved.
S ACRES of Laud, about 18 years' lease.
reform. The Committee is reported as
being quite an impartial one, and no
F. DUFAUK,
Land Agont.
Parnellites are connected with it. The
recent dynamite outrages have naturally
[C.
W.
FBBRIi
W. IUTCLIKFB.t
incensed the British public, and, as already
known, strong repressive measures have
WM. RATOLIPPE & Co.,
been adopted oy the English Parliament.
Poverty Bay Herald
There will be a meeting in the Wesleyan hand over your keys. She said she would no less than five people, and when intoxiChurch this evening for the purpose of send for a policeman, and have me taken cateddescended very low.
His Worship said the conduct was disinaugurating a Band of Hope in connection to gaol. Ma'am, said I, let's have the
with th:it place of worship. Addresses are keys ; hand 'em over right off, and graceful, and lie was sorry to see a young
to lie (1 liviTtul by the Revs. J. McAra, and no nonsense, and then, may be, the man appear before the Court on such a
J, T. I'iiilold. There will be singing and policeman will have qtiite another bit of charge. He wouldinflict a fine of £5, and
work to do. But, of course, you know, costs £3, in default 30 days' imprisonment
neither the head centres" nor their con- recitations.
federates know at what moment they may
Mr. Dickson, cf the Argyll Hotel, was old man, she didn't. Sarah, Isaid, you withhard labor.
preservation ia the first law in nature"
prompting so many now in the h inda of
the authorities to save themselvesby turning informers, have upset the diabolical programme so well arranged— and part of
which has "been put into execution— anil
be pounced upon by the police. Thus, to
continue the programme would be unsafe,
and the Fenians are at their wits ends.
The high handshownby the British Government lias not been a moment too soon, and
the proceedings of both Houses of Parliament have arrested what gave promise of
endangering the lives, and destroying the
property of people who have had nothing
whatever to do with any bye-gone oppression of Ireland. Leaving this unpleasant
question, we find that the same old story
has been brought across the seas of the
poverty that exists amongst the laboring
classes through the scarcity of labor, this
time not only in England, but in Paris.
It is evident that there is only one cure
for this state of things, and that is for
tliOße who are able and willing to work, to
go out to either one or other of the British
Colonies, where the harvesttruly is plentiful, but the laborers are few. Since the
mail was despatched, however, better news
has been cabled, to the effect that England
gives promise of entering upon an era of
prosperity. We hope there are some reasonable grounds for the statement. The
French people appear tohave become quite
enthusiastic over the Channel tunnel question, and take no heed of the opposition
shown against it on the English side of the
water. Though it may not be just yet,
the time is not far distant when the two
Nations willbe united by a railway under
the sea. One other matter, and we have
done. It must be gratifying to New Zealanderß to find that a deeper interest than
ever is being manifested in England in the
welfare of this Colony. It is surprising
how many years have passed away, during
which thousands of England's sons and
daughters have emigrated here, without
New Zealand being better known at
Home. It is only just now the knowledge of her natural resources is being
spread throughout the Old World.
" The
fact is, to use an old quotation, Water
will find its level," and by this we mean,
in spite of opposition, this Colony is now
asserting itself, and showing how rich,
fertile, and productive it is. During late
years a great number of old colonists have
visited the land of their fathers, and, like
men risen fromthe dead, they have told of
the beauties and glories of the world they
have been inhabiting, andthe people, after
listening, haveexclaimed in the language
of one of old, that the half had not before
been told them. We believe, with increased direct steam communication, the
returnof old settlers, and the supplies we
arenow sending Home, that the time is
not far distant when a great commercial
trade willarise between this Colony and
England. We shall doubtless yet require
a great deal more of the abundance of
money England possesses, but in return we shall send there food to feed the
over-teamingpopulation,and we shall provide desirable homes for those who make
up their minds to come here and dwell in
theland.
CLOSED DOORS.
enquiries to-day why
and wherefore the doors of the room
wherein the Harbor Board in solemn conclave assembled were last night closed and
bolted, thereby preventing the public
from gaining access to the chamber. Probably there are times and seasons when
such a precautionary measure should bo
adopted, but recourse to it should only be
exercised under the most exceptionable
circumstances, and when questionshave to
be debatedin committee by which publicity would endanger the public welfare.
Many have been the
A3 a rule, hole-and-corner proceedings are
regarded with a great deal of suspicion,
and few causes gain any advantage by
being discussed inprivate. After thepublic
transaction of the routine business, the
matter last night under consideration, with
closed doors, was the letter of Messrs.
Common, Shklton & Co., inviting the
Harbor Board to submit their claims to
arbitration, and by such means to Bettle
for ever this vexedquestion. After a long
discussion, the doora were again thrown
open, when a draft resolution was submittedto the effect that while the Board
did not altogetherignore Messrs. Common,
Shelton & Co.'s interests, they may
possibly settle the matter between themselves without the aid of arbitrators, and
the Board enquired of Mr. Shelton', who
had entered the chamber, if the Board did
all in their power to keep them in possession of their premises at a rental to be
agreed upon, until the site should be requiredfor harbor reclamation purposes, if
that would meet their views. To this
proposal Mr. Shelton objected, on the
ground that they might be ousted in two
or three years. This course having failed,
the Board enquired if Messrs. Common,
Shelton & Co. could suggest any other
way of settling the difficulty without
resorting to arbitration, but the only effect
this appealhad was to cause Mr. Shelton
to again refer the Board to the letter
before them. Ultimately it was agreed
that the further discussion should stand
adjourned until this evening, for the
purpose of allowing the members time for
further consideration, willi the view to
frame some proposal, which, we trust, will
set the matter at rest satisfactory to all
parties concerned. We certainly declare
in favor of the deliberations of the Board
being conductedin public. This is a public
question, and should not be discussed in
private.
Ou our fourth page will bo found an
article on "Journalism," and some interesting Facts and Scraps.
l
Auctioneers Stock Station,
That old agitator, Michael Davitt,
ESTATE, AND GENERAL appears to have become convinced of the
futility of the Fenian fraternity resorting
COMMISSION AGENTS.
to such measures, and he has written a
Licbnsbd Nativb Iktbrprbtbrs andLand Purchase vigorious letter, in which he says such proAgbnts.
ceedings can only have the effect of exaspCertificated Accountants inBankruptcy.
"
BROKERS under The Land erating the English Democracy, and that
LICENSED LANDTransfer
Act."
it will be better to wait another twenty
years than to play into the hands of IreAGENTS FORland's enemies by giving way to despair
TheMutual Fire and Marine Insurance Company and revenge. The public already know
of New Zealand.
that the Fenian Convention, sitting in
New Zealand Accident Insurance Company.
Philadelphiahave come to a similar conSpeightit,Co.'s Dunedin Ales.
&c.,
&c.
Stamps,
clusion, andMr. Parnell has been activein
Ffrost's Rubber
Hotel,
his exertions to quell the feeling that had
Offices :Next AlbionClub
42 found
GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE.
vent in action in attempting to
destroy public buildings and take the lives
TO LEND ON MORTGAGE.
of prominent public men. How far the
sincerity of these manifestoes go is a
Any amount required up to
a supply of debatable matter. Many persona believe
(iqa /wtA Consequent uponhaving
just that itia a dread of being brought to book
X)OV,\r\J\J. English Capital
are as instigators of Fenian outrages that has
been placed in this market for Investment, we upof
£1000
and
negotiate
sums
now enabled to
produced these exhortions from Messrs.
wards,upon nrst-closs landed estate, at 7 pcr■ cen
Parnell and Co., and we incline to the
Smaller sums at a slight advance. BORROWERS
of tins belief that there is a large substatum of
are strongly advised to take advantage
being
still
ordinary
rates demanded
opportunity,
in this theory, and only regard the
truth
"expostulations"
quoted from 7J to9 per cent.
of these men with suspiCHAS. POWNALL & CO.,
cion. The gallows staring the PhoenixPark
Scriveners and Mortgage Agcntfj
murderersinthe face,andthe factthat"self
Grey Street, Wellington.
LAJSD,
.
The report of the case of alleged forgery
by Natives, that came before the Court today, is unavoidably hold over till tomorrow's issue.
The usual monthlymeeting of the School
Committee will take place to-night.
There was a meeting of the Vestry of
Holy Trinity Church last evening to con-
sider the tenders for the new parsonage.
Ittranspired that there had been a misapprehension as to the alleged discrepancy
between the architect's estimate and the
lowest tender which proved to be about
L7O. It was ultimately decided to make
some slight alterations, and call for fresh
tenders both here and in Napier.
Our East Coast Correspondent writes
from Waipiro, under date April 30th, that
Mr John Harding, for many years lessee
of the Tawhiti Hotel, retires this week, it
is said to take the management of Mr J.
N. Williams' run. Mr Harding's successor
ia believed to be Mr White, for some time
known as manager for Messrs Somerville
ami Haig. Settlers generally along the
coast regret Mr Harding's retirement from
that hostelry, but nevertheless congratulate him on his appointment. Colonel
Whitmore and Captain Porter's recent
visit to the Coast appears to have been
satisfactory from various standpoints. Mr
Scott, native dispenser, has recently arrived at Waipiro from Waiapu. He reports
that a child ricently broke its thigh at
—
Waiomatatini. The fracture wasreduced,
and thu little unfortunate ia now doing
well.
to-day presented with a very nice specimen
of a white cock pheasant,by one of our local
Bportsmen. It wasshot by Captain Winter.
As these birds arc uncommon, they are
naturally curiosities, as the feathers are a
pure white. This early victim to the sportsman's deadly aim will be on view at the
inner bar of the Argyll this evening.
The Manager of the South Pacific Petrolenm Company notifies al) those shareholders who have not yet paid the nineth
call, which was due on the11th April, that
unless payment is made on or before the
9th hist., their shares will be forfeited.
Those who have not paid the eighth call
can do so up to the day of sale, as is done
under the New Zealand Act.
The worshippersat Holy Trinity Church
on .Sunday evening were entertained with
a selection of music not provided for in the
programme of the evening's service. Mr
liast sat at the organ, the congregation
were at ease in their pews listening intently to the words of the clergyman announcing what meetings were to take place
during the week ;in the midst of which
the organ struck up business ou its own
account. Every eye was at once directed
towards the instrument, the bellows boy
at the moment enjoying a snoose, the organist lookedamazed, aud the members of
the choir suddenly bethought themselves
that the minister hadgiven out the hymn,
and they had overlookedthe fact. Still
the organ pealed forthits notes, and yet
there were no signs of human agencies being at work. What could it be ? Was it
the sound of the last trump, and had
Gabriel really brought the summons ? In
rapid succession each worshipper asked
himself a nurrber of questions, but no definite solution of this extraordinary freak of
the organ could be arrived at, until an investigation was made, and the fact was
revealed that the sounds hadbeen caused
by no spirit or human hand, but, to quote
"it was
Dick Deadeye in "Pinafore"
the cat." Yes, a pussy had entered the
hunting
apoor half-famchurch, and whilst
ished church mouse that had sought amof
bush within the precincts the organ, had
unconsciously, in the chase round the interior of the musical machine stepped
upon a succession of"keys, and
" so produced
music, which is dethe unaccountable
scribed as none the less harmonious than a
cat-a-wauling.
—
SOCIAL DISTINCTIONS.
behaved yourself infamously. Idon't see
how you can expect to get a good place ;
and why do you callme old man, and use
slang words. This comes of education.
You perhaps have had a better one than
your mistress, but your teaching should
have shown you to be* content in that
station of life in which you have been
placed. All that Sarah said to me in reply
to my objurgations was, Bother, Idon't
see it. My misses, as she calls herself,
wants to be bigger than what she is, and
why shouldn't I. Sarah, I
said, with that
solemnity the subject demanded, there
must be social distinctions in this world.
ask, approve of the wife of a
Would you, I
man who sells his teaby the box to associate with the wife of a man who sells the
same article by the pound ? Should a
woman who keeps a servant that washes
her husband's shirts take tea with another
woman who does his washing herself ? A
sheep-owner goes to a butcher, and persuades him to buy a smalllot of sheep, and
they have a drink together over it ;but is
he not of very much finer material than
the man who turns his sheep into legs and
shoulders of mutton? Would itbe pi-oper
for the two men's wives to be on visiting
terms. The butcher's wife may perhaps
havebeen well born, reared, and educated;
the other may not possess any of these
qualifications ;but then, her husband sells
his sheep by the carcase, and theother only
when they are cut into joints. No, Sarah,
Icant say whether your late mistress was
a lady or not, so much depends on circumstances. Iknow that a short time back,
when two persons, a gentleman and his
wife, came to settle in (Jisborne, there was
a discussion between two ladies whether
these should be called upon. One said
that for her own part she should not think
of doing so till she had seen what sort of
furniture was going into the house. The
first thing was n piano, when the two
ladies immediately afterwards left their
cards. Ifthe piano had been a mangle or
washing machine, of course they would
not so have lowered themselves, which,
Sarah, my girl, was quite the right anil
proper thing to do. Your late mistress
may be a lady notwithstanding, as you
say,thatshespellssoap s-o-p-e,andcandles
with two d's. Itdepends on her furniture
and whether she keeps a servant to use the
soap which she mis-spels. You should
never be bitter against society. You don't
know what you may come to yourself some
of these days. Perhaps you may turn up
a lady, andbe called upon.
ARRIVAL OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO MAIL.
The Glasgow Express from Edinburgh,
on March 18, telescoped the train fr<m
Glasgow, at the new central station.
.Seventy-five persons were killed, and
.
many injured.
11.I P. O'Connor, M.P. for Galway, delivered an address at Leeds on the 27th
March. He had previously beenchallenged
by the Mercury to say whether he had
received any of the funds of the Land
League. He failed to notice the question inhis speech.
1
LordEdmond Fitzmaurice, the member
for Calne, deniedin the Houseof Commons
on the 19th April, that Government had
ever proposed to appointa British Resident at the Vatican.
The Fenian sympathisers find a hopeful
augury in the fact thatHer Majesty should
have fallen on St. Patrick's Day.
A committee which is being formed in
London for the purpose of freeing the
Parnull estates is making but slow progress.
The London Observer says that Judah
P. Benjamin's health permitting, he will
probably accept a judgeship.
Business in London and Paris was reported on March 12th as extremely dull,
and an immense number of laborers are
out of work inboth cities.
The Channel tunnel scheme is being
vigorously agitated in London. With a
view to securing concessions in its favor,
the French engineers have shown they can
proceed to Dover at the rate of 132 feet
daily, having bored already one mile and
a quarter. This would complete a gallery
18 feet wide the whole way across in a
little over 18 months. French enthusiasm
on the subject takes no account of English
opposition.
AUCKLAND.
This Day.
Professors Walker and Tucker, of Auckland University, were out boating, when
the boat capsized. Walker was drowned,
and Tucker only got ashore with great
difficulty.
Later. Professors Tucker and Walker,
of Auckland University, accompanied by a
lad named Byddi-r, son of the proprietorof
the Northumberland BoardingHouse, were
out for a sail in an open boat, yesterday
afternoon, and when near Ponsonby Reef,
and about 100 yards from the shore, the
boat gave a lurch, and Professor Walker
fell spralling to leeward with his arms over
the gunwale. The boy swam ashore, telling the Professors to strike out if they
could swim. Tucker swam to the boat, and
held on, but when he looked round he
could not see Walker, who must have gone
down. Three boys put off and saved
Tucker from the boat in an insensible condition. He soon recovered. The search
for Walker's body was unsuccessful. He
was single, aged 26, and had only arrived
by the Rotomahana a fortnight ago. He
was to have accepted the chair of Mathematics and Mathematical Physics in Auckland University.
Henry Mills, stove-maker, has takenthe
preliminary steps to secure a divorce from
his wife, on the ground of adultery. The
co-respondentis alleged to be a leading
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medical man. The petitioner, who has
been married since 1853, alleges in his
affidavit, that he has lived with his wife
until the last few clays. On February 15,
he became aware of her bad conduct. She
was ill, and fearing death, confessed to a
priest that she had for some past been improperly intimate with the doctor. The
petitioner claims £500 damages from co-
respondent.
The police intend taking action against
the keeper of the Chinese gambling house
in Wakefield street.
The Candle Manufacturing Company's
machinery has arrived.
The city vital statistics are Births, 79 ;
—
deaths, 33.
The annual meeting of the Northern
Steamship Company took place to-day.
The balance-sheet showed a net profit for
the year endingMarch 31, of £11,063 3s
2d, or,including balance from the previous
year, £11,518 8s 9d ; appropriation for
payment of dividend for the six months
ending March .31, at the rate of 10 per
cent, per annum, £2,607 4s 6d ; writtenoff
for depreciation, £1,000 ;amount carried
to insurance fund, £2,500 ;balance to new
account, £1,053 19s 9d.
A meeting of Irish, Scotch, and English
members ofParliament washeld inLondon
on March 13th, at which it was decided to
form a political committee, with the view
of shaping public opinion in regard to
Irishreform. The committee ib quite an
impartialone, and noParnellites are connected with it.
The ship Dunstaff, from Calcutta, via
WELLINGTON.
Dundee, was wrecked on the coast of
Day.
Aberdeenshire on March 17th. Fifteen The Customs' revenue for This
Wellington
men, besides a number of women and
for last month amounted to £18,180 ;beer
children, were drowned.
The Norwegian ship JohnBertram, from duty, £314.
No informationhas yet been received
New York to Rotterdam, is reported
the Agent-General respecting the
GISBORNE HARBOR BOARD. (March 17th) abandoned at sea. The crew from
tenders for a direct steam service to New
was saved.
The steamer Boyne has been seriously Zealand, the time for which closed yesterThe usual fortnightly meeting of the above
day.
Board was held in the Council Chambers damagedby a colision with the Glenrish.
The valuable thoroughbred horse Palmlast evening. Present :His Worship the She has been floated and docked at Liver- bearer, who ran second in theDerby three
Mayor, in the chair ; Messrs Tutchen, pool.
wasconsigned by the Halcione,
The proposal of an international alliance yearsago,
Brown, Lewis, Townley, Chrisp, Whinray
which arrived from London yesterday, to
against Fenians, Anarchists, Socialists, Messrs.
and Smith.
Clifford and Weld, of Flaxbourne.
The minutes of the previous and special aud other enemies of society, as consti- Unfortunately, however, the animal died
meetings having been read and confirmed, tuted, has been discussed in London. It during the voyage.
the outgoing and incoming correspondence would be speedily accomplished if the
Mr. George Bennett, a very old and
United States would join the league.
was read.
Wellington citizen, has
A powder depot at Passocorose, in Italy much respected
to hand over to the promoters of
Wharves.
explodedon April sth, killing 40 persons offered
A letter was received from Messrs Ken- and injuring many more. The explosion the home for aged poor three acres of land
nedy and Benneit, pointing out that the was caused by a workman carelessly in the neighborhood of Wellington, as a
part of the wharf just repaired wanted sue- throwing a match near some 2 cwt.of gun- site for a home.
The Government have received a cable
ing to, owing to the late fresh. Left to powder.
from the Agent-General, under date April
the Public Works Committee.
Baron Wertheim, the wealthiest manu- 30,
stating thatas yetno tenders had been
facturer in Austria, died in Vienna on the received
Demand.
for the direct steam service.
April
afternoon
of
4th.
A letter was received from Messrs BrasThe
NationalTheatre
inBerlin
has
been
sey and Fraser, solicitor-;, demanding LlO burned
to the ground. No loss of life
for the detention of the.ketch Lucy James.
occurred. The destruction of the theatre AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
Mr Bourke .st. ited that the ketch Lucy is
complete.
James had owed wharfage for three trips.
BT ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH— COrYKtOIIi.
The Hungarian colony of 20,000 souls,
H« had seen the Captain and the Harbor
Bukovina, propose to emigrate, in order
at
SYDNEY
Master, and Capt Miller had told him to avoidstarvation.
This Day.
that ho would telegraph to Capt. Gibbons,
Bismarck declares, in reply to a letter
Messrs Augustus Morris and George
who was part owner of the vessel, and the from
the CrownPrince, that he intends to Rankin, Commissioners appointed to inmoney would be paid. The money was devote
the remainder of his life to con- quire into the working of the landlaws of
not paid, and after he had lookedup the
New South Wales, have made their report
Act, he wroteto the Collector of Customs sidering the finances of the Empire.
Michael Davitt has written a vigorous to Government. It strongly condemns the
to stop the ketch from coming alongside letter
onthe dynamite policy. He says it effect of the existing land acts.
the wharf, which was done, and the money
can only have the effect of exasperating
The Legislative Assembly has passed a
was paid.
Mr Chriap thought that the preliminary the English democracy. It would be far motion, rescinding theresolutionof Nov. 8,
wait another 20 years than to 1881, censuring Barker, late Minister of
steps taken were not correct. It was better to the
hands of Ireland's enemies, Mines, for his connection with Melbourne
into
quite right that the Collector of Customs play
Creek Copper Mine award.
should withold all papers until the dues by giving rein to despair and revenge.
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Thk long troubled question "has again
cropped up in the newspapers, What is
an Esquire?" and the papers don't seem to
know how it should be disposed of. An
authorised lexicon decides an Esquire to
be, "A shield bearer, or armour bearer;
an attendant on a knight." But, although
we have in thepresent day neither shield
bearer, nor armour bearer, we have milgo
lions of Esquires. For instance, if I
into a shop, we will say in (Jisborne, and
order a couple of Crimean shirts or a bag
of sugar, or a small box of tea, the bill
comes in to me, addressed J. Snyder, Esq.
If Itake no notice of the bill, which is
generally the case with me, Iget a civil
request to pay it, but theaddress is still J.
Snyder, Esqr. Itreat the second notice
with contempt, as Ithink it should be,
when I receive a threat to place
the matter in the hands of a lawyer. As
an Englishman, Iobject to being bullied,
and let the affair take its course. After a
time Iget what is called a lawyer's letter,
demanding payment,with the charge added
for writing such letter. This time Iam
addressed simply as Mr J. Snyder. Itreat
the letter with utter indifference, and byand-bye Iam served with a summons, addressed,not as anEsquire,nor as a Mister,
but simply and unaffectedly as J. Snyder.
Now,why do 1ceasetobe anEsquirebecause
Irefuse to pay an account,"or am not able
to do so, and become plain Mr." whenan
insolent demand is made on me, which is
again narroweddown to no handle to my
name when the law takes me in charge.
My name stands the same throughout the
transaction, but not my title. Why is
this as it is? Iask the editor of so well were paid.
Mr Tutchen moved that the opinion of
conducted a paper as the Herald to inform me.
the Borough solicitor be asked on the subIfurther propose to ask him to solve a ject. He likened the matter to a man who
difficulty which has lately come before
" me. owed him rent, and until that rent was
Itis comprised in the question What is paid he would not let the goods go.
Mr Townley thought that they hadmade
a lady?" It came about in this wise ; A
little while back a young woman who I a mistake in not allowing the ketch to come
once knew as a girl in one of the Govern- alongside the wharf. He wouldmove that
ment schools, came to me and asked advice be taken, and the Board wouldabide
whether I
knew where she could be fixed by that advice.
The Board then went into committee to
up in decent service. She had, she told
me, left her last place because she had consider the following letter from Messrs.
been cheeky. Her employer had called Common Sheltou & Co. :
her from the kitchen and said,Sarah, Iam
Sheltos & Co.'s Claim
"Commox,
going out this evening, so get your
We have your favour of the Bth March,
master's tea ready. Who ? Isaid. Your and having taken advice on the matter, remaster, says she. Who is he, ma'am? says gret we cannot adopt the idea contained in
;Idon't know him. Why, your master your resolution, but in order to facilitate a
I
is my husband, says she, and he will want settlement of the question we are quite
his tea. Then, ma'am, said I,if he is your willing to refer the whole matter to arbihusband he is most likely your master. tration, and shall be willing tomeet a comHe's not mine. I'm not a partner in the mittee of the Harbor Board to arrange the
concern ;but if you will pay me my wages terms and conditions of such arbitration.
Iwould like to leave. You get good Yours faithfully, Commox, Shelton' & Co."
don't see why you
wages, says she, and I
After
Committee had discussed the
should wish to leave. Yes,ma'am, said I, questionthe
for over an hour, Mr. Brassey, to
the wages are good as far as they go ;but watch the interests of Messrs. Common,
they don't go far enough with me, and I Shelton & Co., ami Mr. Shelton in person,
must have more. However, ma'am, says came in, and the discussion was kept up till
I, the gentleman shall have his tea ready a
late hour, whenit was finally decided to
for him whenhe comes in. And out goes adjourn
till 7 o'clock this evening to again
the
Presently
my lady in the tantrums.
boss comes home, and the first questionhe go into the matter.
asked was, Where's your misses ? Who's
she, sir ? Isaid. Who is she ? he said ;
BOROUGH COUNCIL.
why, my wife to be sure ; who do you
A special meetingof the Borough Council
suppose Imeant ? Well, sir, she's not my
misses, whatever she may be to you. was then held, the same members being
There's too much misses and mastering in present.
Tenders,
this crib to suit my constitution. Sarah,
The following tenders were opened for
says he and Icould see he was pretty
well on Sarah, said he, putting out his thelighting, cleaning, &c, of the Borough
hand to take mine, I
admire you greatly ; lamps :— Peter Scarle, £24 10s ;J. Hearthere's a lot of spirit about you. Well, field £40. The tender of Mr. Scarle was
sir, says I, Idon't want your admiration, accepted.
andif you hadless Bpirit in you than I
Tram Rails,
have aboutme, you would'nt stand such a
consideration
the loauof the tram
The
chance as you do of getting your face rails from the CountyofCouncil
was allowed
slapped;but if you will be good enough
to let me, Iwant to go away to-morrow to stand over till next ordinary meeting.
morning. You can do the admiring busi
ness when lam gone. So he didn't say
RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.
another word.
This Day,
went
breakfast,
next
at
I
morning,
The
in when the two were together, and said,
[Before James Booth, Esq., R.M.]
will you pleasepay me my wages and let
Drunkenness,
me go. Not, said the man's wife, till you
Naera Waereho pleaded guilty to the
have had your box searched. My box
searched, ma'am, said I. Do you suspect above offence, and was fined 10s, in default
me of having taken any of your property ? 24 hours' imprisonment.
DISOKDKKLY BEHAVIOUR
I
don't know, says she, you'vebeen saucy,
Alexander Wyllie was charged by the
and you may have been worse. Do you
say that I'm to have my box searched ? I Police for that he did, on the Kith April,
said. Yes, Sarah, that's what Imean. use threatening behaviour in the bar of
and whereby a breach
Then, ma'am, said I, comeon and search ; the Masonic Hotel,
and she did come and turn overmy things, of the peace Mras occasioned.
MrBrassey said he appeared for defenand found nothing but what belonged to
me— at any rate there was nothing dant, and would plead guilty, but said his
that belonged to her. Are you quite clientMrns sorry the offence was committed
satisfied, ma'am? said I. Oh, yes, and would promise such conduct would
she said, I suppose it's all right. not be repeated.
The Sergeant said he would accept the
Now,then, ma'am, said I,you've searched
my boxes, I must take the liberty plea of guilty, and would not go into the
of searching your drawers and cupboards. charge simply on account of his relations.
I've quite as much right to suspect you as The defendant'sconduct was very bad inyou have to suspectme,sonow then please deed on this occasion, as he had assaulted
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CABLE NEWS. HEAVY FLOODS IN THE SOUTH.
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BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH COPYRIGHT.
[Reuter'sTelegrams.]
LONDON.
May 1.
Telegrams havebeen received from the
Hon. G. Kong, reporting that great excitement prevails throughout China, in
consequence of the state of affairs in
Tonquin, and the action of the French
Government in pushing its claims in that
country. French men-of-war have been
warned of the Chinese, and ordered to
keep watch upon the coast.
Owing to the alow progress which has
been made with the Affirmationin Lieu of
Oaths Bill, in the House of Commons, the
Premier has given notice that he will move
that precedence be given to the measure.
The Rev.G. H. Connor, M.A., Deau of
Windsor, who has been seriously ill, is
now dying.
Later.— The Very Rev.G. H. Connor,
M.A., Dean of Windsor, died to-day.
Ithas been ascertained that the AgentGeneral for New Zealand has not received
any tenders for the direct steamservice between New Zealand and England. The
time for receiving tenders expired yesterday-
TELEGRAMS.
[Per Press Association.]
DUNEDIN.
SERIOUS DAMAGE TO BRIDGES,
RAILWAY TRAFFIC SUSPENDED.
(Per UnitedPress Association.)
TIMARU.
This Day.
It has been raining very heavily here
for the last 36 hours, and there are extensive floods north and south of Timaru.
There is 4£ feet of water in the main
stre«t of Temuka, and a number of houses
are inundated. The express train from
the north could not get beyond Orari,
owing to the damage to the railway line.
The south train is stuck up at Makihiki,
owing to the samecause. At Albury the
line is also damaged, and communication
is stopped. The rivers are all overflowing
their banks, and a great deal of damageis
expected. Itis still rainingheavily.
Later. Still raining;morelargebridges
damaged. A portion of the town ofTemuka
has beenunder water for thelast 24 hours,
and a number of residents have had to
leave their houses. At Albany a blacksmith's shop was washed away by the
river, and a family named Cowper
barely escaped with theirlives. AtWashdyke several families were taken from their
dwellings in the middleof the night. The
railway is considerably damaged on the
North and South Albanylines, a number
of small bridges being washed away. No
mails have arrived from Christchurch or
Duneiiu.
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OAMARU.
This Day,
Owing to the damage caused by the
rains,
the traffic on the north railheavy
way, between Timaru and Oamaru, has
been suspended. The Express train from
Dunedin wasstopped here, and will return
to Dunedin in the afternoon.
CHRISTCHURCH.
LATER.—Heavy rain has been falling for
This Day.
the past three days. The train which left
The Salvation Army has leased the in the afternoon for Timaru got as far as
Gaiety Theatre as abarracks for twoyears. Studholme Junction, but was unable to
return, owing to the line being damaged
WANGANUI.
since it passed. There are no reports of
This Day
At the Supreme Court, in the murder injuries to the Southern or branch lines.
case, the verdict was brought in at 11.15
ASHBURTON.
last night, of guilty, but recommended to
This Day,
mercy. The judge passed sentence of
The heavy rains which have prevailed
death, but as the prisoner is pregnant, she during the past few days have resulted in
ia respited until next criminal session.
the rivers being flooded. The Ashburton
At the Supreme Court, John Burke was and Hinds rivers are very full between
indicted for perjury, butprisoner's counsel Orari and Rangitata railway stations, a
objected to the indictment on the ground considerable portion of the line being
that the information was heard before one washed away. Itis feared that the bridge
justice instead of two justices of the peace, over the Hinds river will go before mornor one justice beins; a Resident Magistrate. ing. This morning, the express to DuneThe Chief Justice held this as fatal, and din could not go further than Ashburton,
prisoner was discharged. Win Glenworth most of the passengersreturning toChristwas indicted for burglary at the Com- church. The Hon. Mr. Rolleston is a
mercialHotel, Waverly. It was discover- passenger by her, and has gone to where
ed in the course of trial that there wa3 no the line is interrupted. A gang of men is
evidence to go to the jury. The prisoner being despatched to repair the damage.
was acquitted. The criminal business The Raugitatais not in very heavy flood,
then concluded.
and no Fears are entertained concerning
This Day.
The Edwin Fox left for the Bluff this
morning, but after towing over the bar,
the hawser broke, and being a heavy S.E.
sea, her cargo shifted, and she was towed
back to port.
THE EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1883.
the bridges over that river. Itis expected
the line will not be ready for traffic for at
least two days. It is reported that the
bridge over the Selwyn is in danger, so
that communication both north and south
may be interrupted.
CHRISTCHURCH.
This Day.
Heavy rain set in againlast night, and
continued almost without intermission till
daylight this morning. Itis still raining
at short intervals. All the rivers are in
flood, anditis feared thatextensivedamage
■willbe done. The north train was unable
to get beyond Sefton this morning,and the
southern express has been stopped at Ashburton, through fears being entertained as
to the safety of the Rangitata bridge.
Later. The rain is much lighter. It
is not expected that the trains will run
further south than Rakia to-day. The
traffic is suspended on the North line.
WELLINGTON.
This Day.
A steady rain set ivlast night, and has
continued since. It is stillraining heavily,
and there are no indications ofits abating.
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SPORTING TELEGRAMS.
Auctions.
GRAHAM, PITT & BENNETT
Will hold their usual monthly sale of
Wool and Sheepskins, in their iron
store, on THURSDAY, 3rd May,at 12
noon, when they will oiler about
OArv SKINS, AND SEVERAL
BALES OF WOOL.
LAND FOB SALE.
ACRES FREEHOLD,stocked
Q
v/w a»d with all necessary im0«0f^AA
130 acres Freehold;alluvial flat, capable of great improvement.
4,500 acres Leasehold;long term unex-
PITT&
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Will sell by auction
NEXT.
on
MR.Ambling
McDONALD'S well-known
Cob,
''SPIDER."
912
CHEEP FOR SALE.
90S
SATURDAY
75C 6 and full-mouth Ewes.
2*50 Fresh S-toothEwes.
f)00 4, 6", and full-mouth Ewes.
3,000 4, G, and full-mouth Ewes.
400 4-tooth Ewes, cross
2,000 Wethers, 4, 6, and full-mouth.
1,000 Wethers, 6 and full-mouth.
1,000 Wethers, 4 and 6-tooth.
Wanganui, this day.
The following nominations for the Wan-
—
ganui HandicapSteeplechase werereceived
last night : Loch Lomond, A.G., Kuahine, Past Time, Rally, Bab, Reform,
Chandler, Christmas, liata, Diomedes,
Woodpecker, Dan, Calamity, Mount,
Parnell, Dhudeen, aud Ngata.
Auckland, this day.
The following are the acceptances for
the Cambridge Cup : Tim Whiiller, Sst
101b; Hippodamia, 7st 101b; Merlin, 7st
91b ; Lone Hand, 7st 71b ;Larry, 7st 71b ;
Maori, 7st 51b ;Mystery, b'st 111b.
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Havebeen favored withinstructions from
G. Mitford Taylor, Esq., (who is
leaving Gisborne,) to sell by auction at
their mart, on SATURDAY, the sth
iust., at 2 p.m.
rTIHE WHOLE of his HOUSEHOLD
X FURNITURE, consisting of Diningroom and Kitchen Tables, Chairs, Couch,
Chest of Drawers, Dressing Tables, Washstands, Iron Bedsteads and Mattrasses,
Perambulator, School Desks and Forms,
One Ameiican Stove and Kitchen Utensils.
After which will be offered
909
Oranges, Potatoes, &c.
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P. L. O'M EA RA
to announce his havingpurchased
the premises opposite Hurrey's
BEGS
Flour Mill, Pahnerston Road, lately
occupied by Mr. D. M. Orr, and, having
Steam Power, he is preparedto
Cut Chafk, and Crush Oats and
Maize, at moderate rates.
WOOD TURNING
Of every description done to order.
FOR SALE
A LL those Shareholders who have not
D. M. O
WOOL AND SHEEPSKINS :
yet paid the Ninth Call, which was Gisborne— First THURSDAY in each
Month, at noon.
due on 11th April, are hereby reminded
HAS
3rd May
that unless same be paid on or before 9th
GROCERIES,
LIVE STOCK :
inst., their shares will become foi"feited ;
"*-*"
—
and those whohave not paid the preced- Makaraka Every alternate WEDNESDAY, at 2 p.m.
ing (Eighth) Call on their forfeited shares,
9th May
cannow do so up till day of sale, as is
the following Scrip,
which
sold on20th Marchlast,
through non-payment of Seventh Call, by
applying at the office and producing old
Scrip, can recover their proportion of
HOLDERSwasof
15th May
446
k
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A
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KOPUA KAIRONGOUE BLOCK,
THOMAS BUDDLE,
Solicitor for the Bill.
4a. 2r. 27p., opposite 832
surrounded by
poplars, and on which is now growing
NOTICE.
several large quince trees in full bearing,
occupied by Mr. King.
Persons found Trespassing with
The above-named Block, late the proDog or Gun on WAINUI and
perty of R. Newsham, deceased (French
Bob), Iam instructed by the Public KAITIwillbe prosecuted.
R. SHERRATT.
Trustee to letby tender. A lease will be
April 28th, 18S3.
880
given for seven years, from June next.
Tenders to be send in, addressed to the
undersigned, up to noon of SATURDAY, CAUTION TO GUNNERS AND
May sth, 1883.
SPORTSMEN.
f^iONTAINING
V-7
oldmill at Makauri,
ALL
EDWIN WOON,
Agent Public Trustee.
Giaborne, April 30, 1883.
COOK COUNTY
896
COUNCIIT"
ANYONE
atTOANGA, PUKETAPU, KARAWA,
found TRESPASSING with
Dog or Gun, in any of my Paddocks
or
elsewhere, will be prosecuted.
885
E. CAMERON.
will bereceived at this Office
J- for the undermentioned Works, up TO SPORTSMEN AND OTHERS.
to 7 p.m. on THURSDAY, 10th MtJy :—
persons trespassing with dog and
gun on any portion of the WaiA96— Bridge, Tologa Bay.
A97— Bridges, Wainui Flat, East Coast hirere Block, near Ormond, will be prosecuted.
Road.
MATENGA TAIHUKA,
A98 Drains, Wairoa Road, Patutahi.
852
For the owners.
A9
or
KaiSpouting,
Channel
teratahi Hill.
CAUTION.
The Specification and Plan for A96 may
TEN SHILLINGS REWARD.
be inspected at Mr. W. W. Brown's Store,
Tologa Bay.
has been laid on the AWAJ. WINTER,
PUNI BLOCK, or "Sand Hills."
All dogs found there will be destroyed.
County Enginer,
A Reward of 10s will be paid to any
Gisborne, April 30, 1883.
891
person giving information leading to the
discovery of the owners of any dogs found
A General Servant ;also killing
sheep, and a further reward of 10s
a Nurse Girl. Apply to Mrs. E.If.
for killing any such dog.
Ward, "The Hermitage."
911 670
A. C. ARTHUR.
A Purchaser for 300 acres
Land, Suburban Section 94,
TO BUILDERS.
Patutahi Survey District, on the Te Arai
river, opposite the Hon. Randall Johnson's
will be received by the
land. Apply by letter, "K.E.W.," Box
undersigned, up to MONDAZ next,
SB9 the 7th May, 18S3, for ALTERATIONS
62, Post Office, Napier.
and ADDITIONS to a Dwelling-house in
A MAN to milk and Pahnerston Road.
Flans and Specifications can be seen at
make himself generally useful.
898 my residence.
Apply,Bridge Hotel.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily
A HOUSEMAID. Apply accepted.
W. J. QUIGLEY,
T V to Mrs. C. Gray, Waiohika, or to
820 900
Mrs. W. L. Wuaiams, Gißborae.
Architect,
ALL
—
POISON
tGEO.
WANTED—
WANTED—
—
WANTED—
%T7ANTED—
TENDERS
—
FASHIONS
—
AT
A CHOICE SELECTION of Plain and To J. Wilson & Co.
April, 16th, 1880.
Figured Velveteens,newest shades,
Gentlemen, Having thoroughly satisfrom 3s. 6d. per yard, at
fied myself, after eight months' trial, of
the reliableness of your concrete flooring I
LEWIS'S intend
at once to lay two other floors in
my stable, and altogether do away with
SATINS, all colors, at
the asphalt, which I
have found to be no Sixty Cases Drapery,
H. LEWIS'S use
on a stable floor, subject to the amount
Rugs,
of rough use that mine gets. The concrete
COSTUME and Cashmere Cloth at
still remains sound and solid, and appears Direct from the Manufactuiers, ex the ships "Closeburn" and "'Wellington."
just as good as when first laid. Yours,
H.
The LARGEST IMPORTATION, the BEST ASSORTED
W. Crowther.
STOCK IN GISBORNE.
PLAIN and Fancy Serges, Merinos,
Pukekohe, December 12tb, ISB2.
Winceys, and Wool Plaids, at
Messrs. J. Wilson & Co.,
IX. LEWIS'S Sir, Auckland.
The concrete tank which Ibuilt
and plastered with Wilson's Hydraulic In Wool Taitans, Wincies, French Merinos, French Cassimir, French Foule,
LADIES' ULSTERS, Dolmans, and Lime
holds 3,000 gallons, and cost for
Caledonian Tweeds, Princess Helena Biege D'Eccosser, Black Brocades,
Cloth Jackets, from 11s. each, at
lime, sand, and freight, £5. The labor I
Estamines, Black, Persian, and Grecian Cords, Black Satin
Wool
never had anything to do
myself. I
H. LEWIS'S did
Lame,
Black Louis Velveteen, Colored Louis Velveteen,in all the new
with concrete work before, but followed
Figured Forget-Me-Not Velveteens, in all the leading colors.
;
shades
VELVET,
Plush, Felt, and your instructions, and have every reason
LADIES'
Seal Hat*, newest shapes, at
to lie satisfied with the result, as the tank
has been in use for twelve months, and is Silks, Satins, Plushes and Silk Velvets,
H. LEWIS'S perfectly tight.
Ottoman Silks, Brocaded Silks and Velvets.
William Jenkins,
LADIES' HOSIERY, a largo assoitPukekohe West.
meat, at
11. LEWIS'S All Mahurangi Limes are not alike, and
has an excessively LARGE STOCK of every Article for
none of Wilson's is genuine without the
Domestic purposes.
LADIES' NIGHT DRESSES, 3s. 0"d. Trade Mark.
and upwards, at
Also on sale Bricks, Sand, Pipes, etc.
Horrock's,Crewdson's,
in
and other well-knownmakes.
CALICOES
John Wilson & Co.,
H. LEWIS'S
SHEETINGS :Finlay's Twilled and Plain, 54, 72, 80, 90, and 100 inches
81, Queen street.
LADIES' CHEMISES, from 2s. each, N.B. Please write for circulars exFLANNELS : Real and Imitation Welsh, Colonial, & Saxony Flannels
plaining treatment.
827
TWILLED FLANNELS, for Tea.Gowns and Morning Wrappers, in all
WM. ADAIR'S.
H.
and Ten Bales Blankets
and
—
DRESS MATERIALS
HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY.
R
W.A.
—
H. LEWIS'S
H. LEWIS'S
ON SALE—
the new colors.
HYDRAULIC LIME.
PULHAM,
BANNATYNE
MESSRS.
& CO., of Mahurangi, beg to notify
that they
now prepared to execute
are
WOOL CLOUDS, Squares, aud Cross- orders for their
HYDRAULIC LIME,
overs, at
THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT a
NEW ZEALAND NATIVE LAND
H. LEWIS'S
SETTLEMENT COMPANY,
Is worth inspection. It consists of
[Limited.]
Highest price given for Produce, Hides,
Gents', Boys', and Youths' Suits,
surplusproceeds.
Tallow, &c.
Overcoats, Trousers, Trousers and
—
Certificate Nos. are 70-71, 275, 639, Extension ok Limits of Operations and 855
D. M. ORR.
Vests and Coats, niadeof Kaiapoi,
English,
Scotch, aud (ieelong
651, 706-707, 718, 784-785, 1104.
General Enlargement of Powers.
Tweeds.
DAVID ISLES,
FIDELITY COMPANY'S
MEN'S, BOYS', AND YOUTHS'
Manager.
is Hereby Given, that Appli- £2,000 on the Queen's Birthday
HATS, all kinds, at
IyOTICE
'
-*Hamon's Buildings,
cation is intended to be made to the
Meeting.
906 General Assembly, at the ensuing Session
thereof, by the New Zealand Native
nptHE Advertiser wishes to meet all at Land Settlement Company (Limited) for
JL the close of to-night's Wesleyan
Band of HopeMeeting who are willing to leave to bring in a Billauthorising the said
join an undenominational Band of Hope Company to extend its operations over the
910 North Island of New Zealand, and to
and Blue Ribbon Army.
change the situation of its Registered
|^|N VIEW TO-NIGHT, AT THE Om'ce, and to acquire and hold lands as
Trustees or Agents, and to manage lands
ARGYLL HOTEL,
on terms to be arranged with the owners
At the Inner Bar,
thereof, and to guarantee payment of
liabilities
of persons transferring Lands to
A WHITE COCK PHEASANT. 912
it, and to purchase its Shares voluntarily
FOR AUCKLAND, via EAST and compulsorily, and to borrow money,
and issue debentures, andcreate debenture
COAST.
stock, and to mortgage itslandsand unpaid
Capital,and to contract with the Crown
Tj^ TIHE Ketch
or the Minister of Public Works, or the
AGNES MARTIN,"
Public Officer for the Construction of Roads
Capt. J. Nicholas, Bridges, and Works, and to appear in the
"■■HIM
Will leave for the Coast and Auckland
Native LaudCourt by counsel, agents,and
on or about FRIDAY, 4th May.
For Particulars of Freight or Passage, witnesses, and to make application thereto
apply to—
to have its interest in land denned and
COMMON SHELTON & CO.,
vested in itself, and to amalgamate with
A gents.
other Companies, and to confer and vary
Note. Freight on all parcels and small other rights, powers, and privileges.
paokages mustbe prepaid.
903
AndNotice is also given that copies of
IN THE ESTATE OF C. D. BERRY. the said Bill will be depositedin the Office
of the Examiner of Standing Orders, at
MEETING OF CREDITORS in the Wellington, either before or within fourj
Estate of Christopher David
Berry willbe held at the offices of Porter teen days after the commencement of the
and Croft, Lowe street, on MONDAY, 7th said Session, and will be open to the inmMay, at 2 o'clock p.m.
spection of all parties.
ALFRED W. CROFT,
Dated this Seventeenth day of April, one
904
Trustee.
thousand eight hundred and eighty-three.
AUCKLAND, N.Z.
H. LEWIS'S
TRIMMINGS, Black, Brown,
R FURGrey,
and White, at
All of the best description, Imported
Direct, sold at Lowest Current Rates, and
delivered on the shortest notice.
Gisborne, 2nd May, 1883.
AUTUMN and WINTER
J.TOson&C?
either at Kilns, or at their Auckland
H. LEWIS'S Branch,
Custom House street West, where
REQUISITES, BLANKETS, Ruga,Quilts andCounter- all particulars may be obtained. As this
Lime is now so well known in the Auckpanea, splendid value, at
HORSE FEED,
land market, P., B. and Co. trust that
H.
LEWIS'S architects, builderß, and contractors will
COAL AND FIREWOOD.
give them a fair share of their support.
The Third TUESDAY in each Month, at 2 p.m.
17th April
with the Latest
MARK
QUILTS AND COUNTERPANES, in White and Colored.
TWILLED CRETONNES AND CHINA MATTINGS
BLANKETS: White 9/4, 10/4, 11/4, and 12/4.— Splendid value
TABLE DAMASK, DAMASK CLOTHS, AND TABLENAPKINS
COSTUMES! DEEiSSES!
FARM AND STATION
Waerenga-a-hika—
done under the New Zealand Act.
TRADE
—
—
sales as under :
l
DEPARTMENTS NOW REPLETE
HYDRAULIC LIME
OPEN.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of the
above at
60 Cases Drapery and 10 Bales,
—
NEWCASTLE COALS.
FIREWOOD, Uncut or Cut.
SOUTH PACIFIC PETROLEUM
GRAHAM PITT & BENNETT
COMPANY (No Liability).
TERMS CASH.
Beg to intimate that
— they will holdregular 533
P
f^i
"LEWIS'S
GRAHAM PITT &. BENNETT COMMON, SHELTON & CO.
77G
[Per United Press Association.]
NOW
>$\VSON<S
OODS !
pired.
990 acres Freehold ;300 acres flat.
440 acres Freehold.
WITHOUT RESERVE.
200 acres Freehold.
742 acres Freehold; 600 sheep, 70 cattle
54 acres best land in Cook County.
GRAHAM,
BENNETT
790 acres Freehold ;good situation.
Will sell by auction, without reserve, at 12,300
acres Leasehold ;within easyreach
their mart, on SATURDAY, 12th inst.,
of Gisborne.
at 11 a.m.
"
13,000 acres Freehold ; excellent soil.
fTIHE S.S. ROSINA," as she now lies
X in the Turanganui River.
GRAHAM, PITT &. BENNETT,
XTTINTER
improvements.
907
Terms— Cash.
Auckland Advertisements.
XTTINTER /^iOODS !
XL LEWIS'S
—
MLLINEhY, MANTLtS, AND UhUhi.ULUIhING!
The Large Show Room up-ytairs is well stocked with all the Newest and
most FashionableGoods ever shown in Gisborue.
The JACKETS, DOLMAJSS, and MANTLEfcS are imported from Parity
and being all Tailor-made, are commendedfor theirperfect tit,
and caretul attention to iiuish.
N.B. Drain Pipeß and Tiles, Bricks
andSand always in stock.
497
500 UJLSTERS TO SELECT FROM.
A UCKLAND TIMBER COMPANY
A LIMITED (late G. Holdship & Co.
HOSIERY AND WOOL GOODS.
They have the largest and most perfect 500 doz Women's,Girls', & Children's CashmereHosiery have been imported
Wood-working Machinery in the Southern
this season, and are marked at such prices as will astonish every one.
Hemisphere, and manufacture every de- Wool Shawls, Scarves, Ties, and Polka Jackets.
scription of Sash, Door, Moulding, Turnery, Fretwork, Carvings, Wheel Spokes, FUK THIMMINGS, in every style and width.
etc., etc.
DKESS TKIMMLNGS in endless variety. Buttons, Lace Hibbons, Sash
Saw Mills and Timber Stations at
Kibbons, watered and plain colors;Biocaded, Broche, and Ottoman
Whangaroa, Mangonui, Kennedy Bay, and
Kibbons, Terry and Satin Kibbuns, all colors.
—
PortCharles.
Head Office, Saw Mill, and Manufac- KID GLOVES Josephines, in White, Light Tints, Black and Dark
Colors, 2, 4, and 6 Buttons ;all sizes kept in stock.
GROCERIES and OILMAN STORES, tory :Auckland. Send for pattern sheets
and price lists.
prices,
best
brands
andlowest
at
839
Birthday
Handicap.
Queen's
from the country, and town customers, will find thia Stock
_
— -— - the Visitorsselect
First
£300
h, mwis\s,
from, being the Largest and Best Assorted, and the
trader r -.
best to
Second
200
prices most reasonable.
Third
100
All others divided (about £21 each)... 150 BOOTS ! BOOTS !! BOOTS !!!
Races,May 24.— Close about May 19.
__ —
Total Amount... £750
MESSRS. GARRETT BROS.
Tradesmen's Handicap.
Fust
£200 "13EG to announce that they have just
Second
150
Third
100
All others divided(about £12 each)... 100
Total Amount... £550
20 Bonds at £20 ouch
£4uO
20 Bonds at £10 each
200
20 Bouds at £5 each
100
Total of CO Bonds...£700
The total number of Prizes is about S2,
and the total amount of the Event is
£2,000.
—
There will be Five Separate Drawings
for Each Ticket, viz.: Two Drawings for
undersigned
HE
l^'l ty.£ij&j9l HP
inform his
v>i JCWi JL begsto
and the public
MARK-
—
I-****. ,- ,1
BOOTS
GARRETT BROS.,
Tanners, Curriers, Leather
BON"MAKCIIE hTUKKS.
18 8 3- A UT U MN-l88 3
aipouters.
Manufacturers and I
*
IV TX 7inter) T\rapOTV
THELWALL~¥~Ca
OATEN CHAFF of best quality ;also, a
few tons of PRIME OLD HAY, pressed
~
SQ_CASES
XTAVE now on hand this Season's
into bales to suit customers.
DIRECT IMPORTATIONS.
AAMARTT . "ITrELLINGTOTVT FROM GLASGOW
LX UAMARU & VV ELLINGTOIM FROM LONDON;
The New Langtry Cloth, Caledonian,
Eroadalbine, and Grampion Dress
Stuffs; Colored Cashmeres in aU
the newest shades; Black and
Co ored
L to*. B1
1
and r
Colored Velveteens,
with
and
Trimmings
Buttons
to
match.
463
AYSTERS! AYSTERSI!
Season Mr. PETERSEN
will have
FRESH OYSTERS BY EVERY
DRESS
\
DEPARTMENT
STEAMER.
Factory andWarehouse: Wakefield street,
friends
-vs^^iss generally
that he has
Auckland. Taunery and Works: Whan,
Oysters opened at any time to order.
Auckland. Branches :New Plymouth,
Leased the Waerenga-a-hika Stables from
and
Thames,
at
prepared
Napier,
Waipawa,
Mr. W. Cooper, and that he is
to
Suppers prepared, and also provided on
break in a limited number of horses.
GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE.
the premises.
broken
as
ladies'
or
gents'
All horses
847
be
required.
may
hacks, as
C. PETERSEN.
ARRIVED. 901
A written guarantee given with all TUST
horses.
broken
PAINTS, PAPERHANGINGS, &c.
Horses or foals wintered and handled on
easy terms.
TO SPORTSMEN !
begs to announce to his
Horses properly trained for matches or
" IP friends and the public that
he
race meetings.
taken over the whole of the Painting
825
JOHN THORPE.
CARTRIDGES {or Breech-loaders, has
Business lately carried on by Messrs.
Houoiiton & Hall, and that all orders for
Brown, Blue, and Green.
TO LET.
Painting, Glazing, Paperhaugiug, &c, &c,
wire, for Muz- left at the shop opposite the Royal Hotel,
50 to 300 acres First-class LAND
will be punctually attended to ; and perzle-loaders.
on the Taruheru River, securely
sons requiring PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,
fenced, with right to tenant to take crop
CASES, Brown PAPERHANGINGS, &c, would do well
to give him a call, as he intends to clear
off. Rent Free.
the whole stock off cheap.
For particulars apply to
and Green.
P. BARKER,
F HALL,
D
Single
barrel,
o«»lc and
Whataupoko. GUNS
895
Late Houuuton" & Hall.
897
Muzzle and Breech-loading.
DEPARTMENT
FROM
CARTRIDGES,
.
LET—
TO
one year, Four Acres Good Graz-
FOR
ing Paddock, fenced, close to town.
—Apply,
822
F. DUFAUR,
Land Agent.
LET— The House lately occupied by
Mrs. Webb, situate in Grey street.
TO
—Apply to W. Ratcliffe & Co.
785
— ThePublic are cautionedagainst
LOST.
negociating CHEQUE, drawn by
Charles W. Ferris in favor of John
a
Halev, or order, for the sum of £155,
dated 15th May, 1883.
890
JOHN
HALEY.
POWDER
Diamond Grain, Alliance,
H.
and FFF.
SHOT Common and Chilled.
CAPS
CENTRAL CASH STORK
HAVING
-
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
of thebest quality kept in stock.
A Large Assortment of
And a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GUN
FITTINGS, at the lowest possibleprices. LADIES', MAIDS',
A LARGE
ASSORTMENT OF
CROuKERYWARE,
.
CLOTHING
nCDADTMFMT
UtrMKI MfclM I-
BOOTS and SHOES
To be Sold Cheap !
EUREKA~~HOUSE.
SADDLE
"J
j
5/8 and 7/8 Cambric
.
Handkerchiefs to choose from.—
Best
mr offfered R
.
borne
—^—
——
——
—^—
—
—^—
———
Our Stock of Clothing is the Cheapest,
and Best Assorted in Town, and
purchasers can get a Single Garment at WHOLESALE PRICE.
In our Show Room willbe found many
SHOW
Special Lines in Fancy Wool
Hosiery, not to be procured in
any other shop in Town.
DOOM
KOOIYI
n.nn^^i^
RIBBONS.
100 dozen
.
The Newest Shades.
Sash Rilsl3OaS ia ftU
MEN'S, and CHILDREN'S
Which will be sold at Cost Price for Cash,
ri^HE undersigned begs to notify that
In order to effect a clearance.
as I
intend going out of this
willing
X she is
to give Lessons in
Hue altogether.
and
all
CREWELWORK;
MUSIC
also
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
kinds of Art Needlework executed. Ad- A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GARDEN
of every description sold at
dress :Mrs. Pranc;ley, Lowe Street. 599
AND FLOWER SEEDS to
lowest prices.
arrive shortly.
ARRIVED, per Agnes Martin,
CENTRAL CASH STORE,
35,000ft. first-class KAURI. To arGladstone Road.
874
rive, per Agues Donald, 50,000ft. second
class KAURI. To arrive, per Gisborne,
A. G. CROLL,
HORSES to be LET ON
2,000 HOBART PALINGS.
HIRE, at E. Matthews', Roebuck
J. R. MORGAN & CO.,
General & Furnishing Ironmonger.
913
Wharf Timber Yard.
577
Ro*d.
JUST
__
Mclv AY,
purchasedthe Business lately
carried on by Mr. W. Judd, solicits
a share of the public patronage.
FL Double, Waterproof, and
Central Fire.
WADS Thick Felt and Elastic Cloth
HOSIERY &
HABERDASHERY
DEPTMT.
lo^
"
Calicoes, Sheetings, Quilts, Blankets,
Rugs &c special Line in Down
Quilts. Wool andUnion Shirtings,
Diapers, Hollands, etc., etc.
mi m ucctcd
MANCHESTER
FTTALL
CARTRIDGES,
AND BALES— SO
PAI<KELL & BOYLAK aiencw offering their Fiist Shipment for the forth
coming aerson, which have been speciallybought for the Gisborne trade.
During this
and Boot
ADAIR.
utuiuJN
Autui
nAT WinteK Diaper I
IS
—
HORSE-BREAKING.
—
llYj0
received a Shipment of
PRINCE ARTHUR HOTEL,
AND QHOES!
hobson and wellesley streets,
00 TS AND OHOES!
Auckland,
newly built and handsomely finished ;
Consisting of
is consideredby the travelling public
FRENCH -MADE EVENING SHOES, to be one of the best Family and Commercial Hotels in the Australasian Colonies.
PRUNELLA DANCING SHOES,
The Proprietor has studied to give every
convenience and comfort that a first-class
LADIES' SEWN LIGHT WINTER house should contain, for which he begs to
BOOTS,
solicit a fair share of the public patronage. rv
Poverty Bay Herald filed.
851
GENTLEMEN'S SEWN LIGHT
WINTER BOOTS,
the Races, and Three Separate Drawings
LADII'S' GLOVE-KID E.S.,
for the 60 Bonds.
And
various
other kinds and descriptions
Programmes £1 each, and two 2d.
stamps. Cheques (with Is. exchange) to
too numerous to mention.
be payable only to a No
or to Bearer.
P.O. Orders payable to Fidelity Co. only.
If half-notes send by separate posts. No As the above are of the latest and most
Registered Letters or Telegrams accepted. novel kiuds ever introducedinto Gisborne,
Address only to "Fidelity Company,
an inspection is invited.
care of Alfred A. Cameron's Box No. 251,
Dunedin."
754
>..
h?^
"^PITIVg.
MILLINERY,
nRFS<*MAKII\Ifi
DRESSMAKING.
Our Millinery and Dressmaking
Departments are, for Style, Pit,
lQ
ftad piaislL' admitted
o.
ia QiQi
om
*° *"
EARLY INSPECTION
PARNELT
mDDAWC
RIBBONS.
O
INVITED^
TDOYLATVJ
GLADSTONE ROAD AND LOWE STREET.
THE EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAI 2, 1883
G. R. MOORE
GRAHAM,piTT & T)E NNETT,
JLJ
Request Inspection of one of tho Grandest Selections of
HAS REMOVED
Ever placed before the Public of Poverty Bay.
The Viands and the style of serving them willbe calculated to enhance the
NEW PREMISES,
DANIEL PAGE
ORMOND
LINEJOF
COACHES. ARGYLL
MESSRS. BOND & HATTEN'S
GISBORNE
Ctr&h&Sl
& BOJLH&tt
quiredPitt
far Family and StationUSO> which they are SELLING
— Specially
All Parcels andLetters booked at the above Offices will receive prompt attention.
CARTING DONE AT REASONABLE RATES.
-
BOND AND HATTEN,
-
-
Proprietor
DXJCCA
recommended
ROYAL OAK HOTEL.
THE BRIDGE HOTEL,
FLANNELS Real and Imitation Welsh, Saxony's and Colonial
BIG RIVER.
At
Low
Prices.
very
Flannels
D. D I
N A N,
COLORED TWILL FLANNELS— Pink, Sky, Mid. Blue, Navy, rr^HIS large, commodious, and cen- (Late of the DewdropInn, Kaiteratahi),
J_ trally-situatedHostelry, standing
Cardinal,Grenat, Maroon, and White.
to inform his friendsand the
at the junction of the Wairoa and
BLANKETS English and Colonial in White aud Colored.
public generally, that he has
Coast Roads, is admirablysuited for the leased the above commodious, well
CARRIAGE AND TRAVELLING RUGS— AII sizes.
to and from
BEGS
convenience of Travellers
Graham, pitt, & bennett,
DRAPERS & CLOTHIERS, Gladstone Road, Gisborne.
MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF
IEOMOMEEY, HAEDWAEE,
situated Hotel from the Proprietor,Mr.
T. Scrivener, and that he is making
alterationsand improvements which will
ender it equal to any Hotel in the
istrict.
Napier.
It is an easy distance from Gisborne,
and situated in the most picturesque
part of the Bay, at the junction of Te
Arai and Patutahi Roads. The drive
from Town is as pleasant a one as Capital Accommodation for Families
could bedesired.
andBoarder?.
Only the best brands of Beers, Wines,
First-cxass Accommodation and Gooi> j
Spirits, &c., kept in stock.
R. M. STEGGALL,
688 514
Proprietor.
TURANGANUI HOTEL, |
SITUATED
Harris :
Street and Read's Quay.
Close to the Wharf.
Commanding most pictuiesque view
the Turanganui and the Bay.
o
TTNEQUALLED ACCOMMODATION
Beast,
U
forMan and
Agricultural Implements and Tools,
Only the very Beßt Brands of WINES,
FOR FAMILIES AND BOARDERS.
SPIRITS, BEER, &c, kept in
stock.
OXTTIiBR"ST,
Pie Dishes
Wash-up Dishes
Dippers
Candlesticks
Candle Moulds
Cake Tins
Jelly Moulds
TeaPots
Coflee Pots
Flour Sifters
KnifeBoards
PepperBoxes
Mortice do
CasementLocks
Brass and Porcelaiu Guagea audGouges
Squares aud Bevels
Pad audFrameSaws
Turkey aud Arkausas Stoves
Cinder Sifters
Oil Slips assorted
Egg Beaters
Bench Planes
Dutch Ovens
Hollows and Rounds
Flour Scoops
0. G. and Rabbit
Flour Buckets
Planes
Smoothing Irons
Pumps
Screws andBolts
Bead and Fillister
Camp Kettles
Plough and Sash
Paint and Oil
Mugs
Planes
Pannicans
Putty andLead
Levels and Plumbs
Dryers
Tin Plates
Varnish and
Rules aud Pencils
Wall Paper
Tin Funnels
Brad Punchers
Dust Pails and Pana Spout Spikes
Gimblets and Awls
Sheet Zinc
BreadGraters
Bread Cutters
Sheet Lead
Tool Baskets
Knife Boards
Tower andPadBolts Spokeahaves
Blind Furniture
KnifePowders
BoxwoodHandles
Knife Rests
Sash Weights and Beech Mallets
Beech Cramps
Fastenings
GalvanizedNails
Ewbank Nails
Sash Line
BeechScrews
Wire Nails
Haud and RipSaws Saw-sets and Files
Rim Locks
Firmer Chisels
Pincers and Plyers
Registered do
Mortice Locks
Hammers &Handle
Furniture
Register Grates
Leamington Kanges
Butt aud Tee Hinges
Corrugated Iron
Spoutiug
Lead Pipe
Lift and Force
—
N.B. The Culinary Articles in the above list may be
had in a great variety of sizes, in Tin, JCopper, Wrought
and Cast Iron, and Enamel, &c.
The Builders' Ironmongery,— Our twelve years
experience gives us a perfect knowledge of the requirements
of this portion of our trade.
Arists'
—
Tools. Of
these we keep a complete
the best makers.
ment of Newest Goods, by
AND BOYLAIff,
IRONMONGERS, Gladstone Road, Gisborne.
PARNBLL
(Latb
321
S. De COSTA,
of tub
GOOD BILLIARD TABLE. 446
British llotbl, Lyttblton
Proprietress.
ALBION HOTEL, NAPIER.
STOCK begs to inform his friends
that he has taken the above
W
Hotel, and trusts, by civility and atten-
THE ORMOND HOTEL.
begs to inform
THE undersigned
public generally,
Purchased
Goodwill,
his
friends and the
that he haß
the
Stock, etc., of the above popular, wellsituated Hostelry from Mtb. Buchanan,
and he trusts by strict attention to the
requirements of the public, to retain the
patronage so liberally bestowed on his
tion to the wants of customers, to merit a
share of their support.
Billiard-room,Bath-room, and comfortable Parlors, and every convenience, com- predecessor.
bined with cleanliness and moderate Every accommodation, and private suites
of apartments for families.
charges.
Only the very best Beers, Wines, and
Spirits kept in stock.
English and Colonial Ale on draught.
Crawford's Beer always on tap.
201
First-classStablingand Paddocking
Accommodation.
CRITERION FAMILY AND COM 62
JOHN CLEMENTS.
MERCIAL HOTEL,
Hastings street, Napier.
CRAWFORD'S BREWERY
ABERDEEN ROAD, GISBORNE.
P. GORMAN, Proprietor.
202
Waerenga-a-hika Hotel.
WILLIAM COOPER,
Proprietor.
/CRAWFORD'S XXX and XX ALES.
Kj
/CRAWFORD'S EXHIBITION
Kj
STOUTS,
The reputation of the above has been
maintainedagainst all competitors.
CRAWFORD'S
& TONIC
WATERS, for quality, are unsurpassed.
Unequalledaccommodationfor Families The trade supplied on liberalterms.
and Travellers.
Crawford'sBeer and CratedWaters
alwys onhand.
Thia well-known and favorite house
of callis situated at the junction roads
of the country districts, and is provided
with every convenience for parties visiting Ormoudandelsewhere.
assortOwners of Racehorses
Are hereby informed that dry, spacious,
well-ventilated stabling and loose boxes
are attached to the hotel, the use of
which may bo obtained at a moderate
In Implements we have a fine show of Ploughs,
Harrows, Horse Hoes, Chaff Cutters, Oat Crushers, Corn
Shellers, and Flour Mills, and spare fittings. All steel
Spades, Shovels, Forks, Picks, Mattocks, Hakes and Hoes,
Axes, Adzes, Augurs, Wedges, Maul Rings, Blasting
Powder and Fuse.
j
charge.
The undersigned being the lessee of
the Waerenya-a-hika Racecourse, horoeowners may obtain the use thereof for
training purposes at a nominalrate.
Paddocks well grassed, well watered,
securely fenced.
CommodiousSale Yards.
First-class, well appointed Billiard
Table.
W. COOPER,
Proprietor.
537
GINGERADE.— An effervescing and
non-intoxicating tonic. The demand for
this beverageis dailyincreasing.
312
FEEEY
HOTBL
Mouthof the Big River.
DEVERY having secured this
to spare noexpense to makehis visitors comfortable.
As civility costs nothing he will have
to make a moderate charge for the firstclassbrands of Wine, Spirits, and Beer
whichhe willalways have on hand.
Town rates strictly observed.
423
"VfEDHotel, intends
_LN
THE SETTLERS' HOTEL,
Gladstonk Road.
F. E. MURRAY
Proprietor.
Breairfaat-8 a.m.
Luncheon— lp.m.
DINING ROOM-
Dinner— 6 p.m.
COMMERCIAL AND READING ROOMS.
B "*-**
«-
SITTING AND BEDROOMS.
Billiard Boom-TWO TABLES.
" EUROPEAN
SIDE OF THE HOUSE/
OrKN FKOM 9 A.M. TILL 12 P.M. DAILY.
SAMPLE ROOMS.
FL(JNGE AND
SHOWER BATHS.
from a noisy meeting at Wanganui.
Some mean wretch has gathered up
the jewels" of a Christchurch barmaid.
The real Joint Control."—That which
the butchers exercise over the price of
meat.
A dynamite cartridge has been found in
"
Christchurch.
The West Coast Railway Commission
no fewer than fourteen
are to report on
alternateschemes.
Did Richard 111. exclaim
—
" Give
me
another horse i" because he was tired of
the nightmare hehad been riding
?
" Now
Irritable schoolmaster
then,
:What comes
stupid, what's the next word
"
mouse,
alter cheese?" Dull boy
A
sir."
Cardinal Newmansays a gentleman is
never
no
pain
one who
inflicts
;then dentist can be a gentleman.
The superficial area of Londonis a little
overone square mile, and to cleanse and
water thia one square mile costs nearly
£30,000 a year.
What is a poor fellow to do who finds
himself wrappedin a blaze of glory ? He
can safely trust to the envy of his friends
to puthim out.
Aman named George Mitchellis incustody at Melbourne, charged with causing
the death of his wife. Alter he had given
her a beating witha chair while she was
druuk, shedied rather suddenly, suffering
from concussion of thebrain.
—
JOURNALISTIC.
BRITISH EMPIRE HOTEL,
PEEL STREET, GISBORNE.
(Near the Masonic Town Hall.)
THE CLEANLINESS, COURTESY, AND REGULARITY,
WHICH this HOTEL is
already bo justly celebratedfor, will still becarried
out in their integrity.
WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST QUALITY.
Crawford's and Ehrenfried's Beer always on Tap.
FIRST- CLASS STABLING ACCOMMODATION.
-
-
Proprietors
Messrs. OURRIE & HOGAN.
WINES AND SPIRITS,
Of the best brands.
ALE AND STOUT
On Draught and in Bottle.
BRUSHWARE AND ELECTRO-PLATE, ETC.
PROPRIETOR.
Gladstone Road, Gisborne.
—
Secure Paddocking and Good Stabling.
Meat Dishes
ARGYLL
ARGYLL
ORMOND.
FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION
Steamers
Stew Pans
Preserving Pans
Spoona
Ladles
Paste Jiggers
ARGYLL
THE CHANDOS HOTEL,
>
GISBORNE,
at the corner of
Warm dry Stabling.
D. DINAN.
BRASSFOUNDERY AND LAMPWARE,
GridIrons
Griddloa
Gravy Strainers
Cullenders
ARGYLL
ARGYLL
Liquor.
Just Landed, ex "Lady Jocelyn," direct from
London, a
Fry Pans
ARGYLL
.
t3T Insubmitting the above particulars to their Patrous, and the Public at large,
Graham,Pitt, & Bennett respectfully solicit inspection of their immense Stock,
whichfor price and variety has not been equalledin any previous season.
"
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DICKSON'S ARGYLL HOTEL.
Wool Shawls, Squares, Scarves, and Tie3, from tho maker. Wool Petticoats, /"lOACH leaves Ormond for Gisborne DAILY, at 8 a.m., leaving the Albion
Collars,
various sizes, hand-made. Lace Mitts, in black and colors. Lace Capes,
Ties, Handkerchiefs in Keal and Imitation Luces. Gloves in Cloth, Fleecy Club Hotel Hotel, Gisborne, returning the same afternoon.
Taffeta, andTan Cape, with Fur and Spring Tops. Fur Trimmings, two, three,
handsome
and four inches wide. Black Fringes in Silk, anduChenille, the moßt
ORMOND BOOKING OFFICE :Mr. P. Barries Store.
we have ever been enabled to show. Fingering Yarns in all qualities, from
2s. 9d. upwards.
Mr. S. M. Wilson's Albion ClubHotel.
BItIPEKY.
HOUSEHOLD
uave an enormous stock of every article re-
-
GLADSTONE ROAD.
IN BALL DRESSES
EXTRMELY CHEAP.
COTTON, or Scoured Unbleached Calicoes
LIQUORS.—
ARGYLL
VELVETEENS OF EVERY SHADE AND COLOR.
Fancy Wool Goods, Gloves, Laces, &c, &c.
p.m.
The BEDROOMS are numerous, and are larger than is customary. There
are several COMFORTABLE SITTING ROOMS. From the Balcony, which
commands a viewof the whole Bay, the lovera of the beautiful may admire the
lovely scenery presentedby the broad expanse of water and its varied aurround* patientsin excess of its accommodation.
ings. Theend striven for will be to make those whofavor him bytakingup their
Young Men's Club is to be established
residence, temporarily or permanently, at the Masonic, FEEL QUITS AT inALyttelton.
HOME.
Woman's Right— To marryher brotherin-law.
The Best Procurable.
Mr Watt, M.H.R., got a vote of thanks
0
DBESS MATEEIALS.
<V6have a Choice Assortment of New Materials, with Broche Silks, Satins,
and Sash Kibbous to match.
.-
ACCOMMODATION.
TO HIS
The Stock of these Goods is a marvel, comprising all the Latest Productions
French
of the French and English Designers, i.e., Vicunas, Milled Beiges,
Croiae, and many other makes too numerous to mention, all of which are
pronounced EXTRA GOOD VALUE.
Flour Dredgers
Milk Dishes
Butter Prints
Hair Seives
Fire Shovels
TABLE.
oi
BALES!
MANTLES, JACKETS, DOLMANS, & ULSTERS,
in Beaver, Scotch Kyrlts, Mattelasse, Diagonal Worsted and Cashmere.
Styles : Four-in-Hand and Newmarket. These goods, having been all
purchased from Berlin, and manufactured by experienced Tailors, can
be strongly recommended for Style, Fit, and Finish.
Kettles
WELL-BUILT and ELEGANT HOTELis complete in allDepartment* andnow
reputation which he has alreadyacquired.
These Shipments are now opened up, and include the Kewest Styles and
Designs that can be procured in the English Markets.
Boilers
Saucepans
much satisfaction in announcing that this LARGE,
BREAKFAST,8 a.m.; LUNCH, 1 p.m. ; DINNER, 6
OASES AND
'
Ex l Closeburn and s.s. l Waihora.'
——
—
"pHE undersigned has
THE
Autumn a Winter Drapery
12
r
in full operation.
JL
68
A Wiltshire farmer states that he cured
his daughter of the Grecian bend by pourng wateron her, and holding her in the
un tillshe warpedback again.
The Prince of Wales, on April 24th,
paid a visit to the White Star Liner lonic,
Captain Takee, which has been chartered
by the New Zealand ShippingCompany for
the direct steam service to New Zealand.
His Royal highness expressed admiration
at theclass of vessel, and the arrangements
for the comfort and safety of passeagers.
He also evinced great interest in the extension and improvementsof the refrigerating
machinery, whichis being erectedon board
of her. Mr. Isinay, manager of the White
Star Line, Mr. J. L. Coster (of Christchurch), Chairman of the New Zealand
Shipping Company, Mr. O. R. Stickland,
manager of the Company in London, and
Mr. Falconer Larkworthy,DirectorinLondon, werepresentedto thePrinceof Wales,
who displayed much interest in the wellfare of New Zealand, and said he wished
everysuccess to the direct steam service, c
It is proposed to have anannual Masoni
ball at Thames.
Auckland Lunatic Asylum has 100
GLADSTONE ROAD.
To the Ladies of Gisborne and the Country
Districts.
\^n
FACTS AND SCRAPS.
MASONIC HOTEL,
NOTICE.
SFES O XAX*
E. P. JOYCE
-
Proprietor.
THE GISBOBNE HOTEL.
A. ALLANACH
- o- -
■ ■■
PROPRIETOR.
o
rpHE
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ACCOMMODATION compri.ios Commercialand Sitting Rooms, bo*.h for
public and private use. The Bedrooms are lofty, well ventilated, and command a view of the surrounding country. No effort willremain untried to make
the GiaborneHotel a comfortable and quiet reaort for Boarders.
BATH
ROOMS.
A Good and Liberal Table is provided.
The latest subject of gossip in Christ*
church has beencertainrecent changes in
the journalistic world. Some three months
ago itold you of thehigh pressurecompetition to whichnewspapers had come here
two morning and three eveningjournals,
to bay nothing of weeklies. This sort of
thing palpably could not go on for long,
and last week the smash came. The
shareholdersowning theEvening Telegraph
discovered that instead of paying the expenses of their enterprising paper, they
had lost, on a year's operations,between
five and six thousand pounds. At the
same time, the owners of the Piest, of
which the Evening Globe is an oflishoot,
found that the Globe had been too much
reduced by the competition of the 2Wegraph to make it worth the expense and
trouble of printing. The twoparties came
together, and the transaction which followed resulted in the purchase and virtual
extinction of the Telegraph by theproprietors of the Press and Globe. Itis true
that the name Telegraph has been re*
tamed for the Press's evening issue
in preference to that of the Globe;
but the paper is the Telegraph only
in name. Its matter is that of the old
Globe, namely, an almost complete reprint
of the Press. The skin is Esau's, but the
voice Jacob's. ihe moral of this affair is
plain enough, and may be interesting to
some of yourreaders. Itis that no newspaper, however enterprising, well con*
ducted, and powerfully backed, can be
madeto pay unless there is room for it,
andbusiness sufficient to support it in the
placein whichitis started. The 1elegrapk
ownedamongst its shareholderssome of the
soundestand strongest capitalists in Christchurch :it was lavishly fed with money,
was wellprinted and writtenfor, and well
editedby Mr. Twopeny (late of theInter*
national Exhibition). Yet theonly result
of a year's struggling, pushing, and fighting, is that its shareholdershavelost their
money, and Mr. Twopeny returns to
—
Adelaide,a sadderandpoorer man. There
was not to be got requisite to feed the
Telegraph, so it is simply starvedto death.
*j
Any of your citizens who may at any time
contemplatespeculatingin freshnewspapers
might do worse thanremember this. There
—
again only two
now
newspaper offices
THE BAR IS SUPPLIED WITH THE BEST BRANDS OF are
in Christchurch. Correspondent in the
WINES, SPIRITS, AND ALES.
j N*Z.
Herald.
Noted Bouse for Crawford's and Dunedin Ales.
EGULAR SALES are held by the
undersigned at Ohaupo, (centra
To the Hotel is attacheda handsome
and principal market for Store Cattlel
also Fat Cattle, Sheep, Horßes, &c
every first and third Thursday in the
Furnished with one of Turner & Price's Best Tables, and presidedover by an month.
obligingand competent Marker.
At Cambridge Yards, fortnightly, for
Cattle, .Sheep, &c, every second and
fourth Thursday.
CHARGES IN ALL CASES STRICTLY MODERATE.
At Cambridge Yards, monthly, for
Horses,Vehicles, &c, first Saturday.
Special Sales held immediately on
arrivalof stock if requested by o tses
Valuations made and out-door salesJB
UAWA, TOLOGA BAY.
conducted
Consignments to andfromourMessrs.
Hunter and Nolan, Auckland, will be
received and forwarded with care and
despatch.
W. J. HUNTER & CO. 587
(Late Proprietou of the Puka Hotel at Tokomarv),
Communications addressed toOhaup
taken theabove Hotel, begs to notify to his numerous frieuda and the willreceive prompt attention.
travelling public generally, that he ia prepared to administer to their needsin
Good accommodationpaddocks at Oha
po, Cambridge, Pukerimu, and
FIRST-CLASS STYLE.
PaterangL
THE BEDROOMS have undergone complete renovation, and now present all the
desiderata of a FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. The CUISINE is under the manageROSELAND HOTEL.
ment of an experienced and well-known Cook. The STABLES being under the |
MAKARAKA.
immediate superintendenceof the Proprietor, will be well supplied with First-class
Bedding and
An
Groom
is
experienced
constantly
attendance,
in
The
J. R. SCOTT
Peopmetoe,#
are in splendid grass, and, being well fenced, afford first-class
PaddocksFeed.^
(Late of the Masonic Hotel, Napier,
accommodation for TRAVELLING STOCK.
"pvESIRES to informhis friends and
XJ the public thathe has taken the
The Large Stock of Wines and Spirits have been specially selected by above well-known Hotel, and that he
the Proprietor, and cannot be surpassed for excellence of quality. The situation of will Bpare no efforts to make it the
the Hotel, being next to the Post Office, and at the commencement of the Coastal general house of call to those travelling
Road, on the northernaideof the UaWa River, affords special advantages to Travellers between the town and country.
and Stock Owners. The well fenced Paddocks are immediately on the Coast Road,
GoodStabling and Paddock Accomand do away with the necessity of huddling mobs of Stock past the houses forming modation provided.
the Township.
Commodious and well-ventilatedBedrooms andPrivate Sitting-rooms.
Civility, Cleanliness, and Attention,
'
THE TOLOGA HOTEL,
"^
F R A N K LV N ~~H 0 D G E 3,
HAVING
Is the motto always adopted by the Proprietor, who solicits a continuance of the
WIN^S AND SPIRITS UNSUBPABBBD.
custom which has at all times
accorded to him by the public. Special arrange""VTOTEB HOUSE for Crawford's ments can be made for Privatebeen
Apartments. The Tourist and Invalid will find in Printed andPvblithed by H. J.BrsBNXLi,
JLN andSpeight's Alos.
this Hotel
for the Proprietor*,Frbdbrkk Ddtajtr
Comfortable and commodious ana<**andThomas Chkisp, at theirRegistered M
EASE,
COMPORT,
AND
LUXURY.
ments for boarders.
Printing Office, GiadatoHeJtoad, Qitbome W)
Every convenience at command, inPovertyBay, N.2.
cluding a ShowerBath.
234
Wjiwway, Jiay 2, 1883.
■TSRIMCS MOID BRA'S133.