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IRELAND.

THE STRENGTH OF THE HOME KULE VOTE.

G. W. C. Smalley's cable special to the f "Tribune," from London.of February 12th, ( save: The debate and division on Parnelle J amendment, to the addrofa have practically been a trial of strength on home rule. The j speeches were not exceptionally brilliant on ( oither side, not very novol, and not on the whole very instructive Lord l-lartingronon Thureday'wasoneof the most comprelionsivo, wanting in noithcr firmnoea nor power. Sox ton last waa as eloquent as usual. Sir William A'ernon Karcourt wound up for the Opposition with a shower of epigrams not unlike in quantity those ho used to launch agninnt his present allies. Neither ho nor any oihor Liberal prononees squarely or or aj;uinHt the plan of oompaign. Sir Michael Hicks-Beach declared that the (Government had a policy. No statement has occasioned moro surprise than this did, but presently it appeared Chat theic policy was contingent on the report of the East Cowper's Commission, a report, which is, of course, still an unknown quantity. Cham berlain upeiiud not his nnnith, iur yet Glad stone, whoso absence h:\v caused heart burnings. An Unbroken Alliance The division showed Mint the alliance between the Tories and Liberal Unionists is unbroken. Chamberlain and Lord Hartinfjtuii walked, with equ:il alacrity, into the Tory lobby. Ihe majority of 10<! wiw unexpectedly largo. The minority n eludu'J Mir Liberal ex-Cabinet. Miniatois, and inort. but not nil, of the ttladstoninn mnk rind fllo. Tlio world would havo boon no woivo till , Imd tlio vole boiti taken nil Mciniluy Nothing in ohungod l>y tlio week's lill: and nothing in jinino'l. The iriah inoiuburM Infill 10 doubt whoMior they are not, playing Hie Minitfteriiil game liy pr') ! ont;inK the. debate. The Ministry, in tpito .it Sir Minhuel Hicka Beach's conli dent aset-r.ion, are not tupposod to bo iuipaMent lo produce tlioir Irish measiiruH. The Lilioiul orgatiH go co far ac to cay that iliu Government are acquiescing in and conniving at delay, becuuse tht.y are at t.liuir "i:n' olidd and have not tlio least idea "I what tiiijy uro goin« to ilo übout Ireland. If frno, that is a can- Hui-H on ParoellV tactics. But Pernell's iika siill ir. to dcrnoimtrute the impotonny of l'a>lament jn tlio prosanco of Irish ob struction, volk-il or imvriled. Nobody ,„„„„ that iho .lebate will bo Hnieliod next week. Other thiin omtimJirn-nt« have yet to be I, tbaotlipr feotions (ii tho HoiiHe of O.mmona thus , far liave !,'Uon their full ehnru in tho dis- | cii.--;ii. T»ie point tho fii-li lef.rlwn now | liib'iiir for moHC jn i.o utteifiiit if pereinido Ihe public that Ih.i frirthcom!n({ r trt») of Pilliiii will bo unfairly conducU:d. Gosohon'3 Reception. iio-cih. n'a reoppoarnDD3 in tlio House of j (Jomui'jnt! '^" v 0 r f'° ,0 v pepuliar I J|o wa.-i cheered Vfith (jreat vanjitli by iho | liberal (Juiouifts and Ciinßc-i'vijtives, as is i Ufcual when a distinguished man takes lifs ] nei»t, Wh,'(t wi}9 not usual n'as thedarisive j diuntu and critu of « Ktncgsde ! ;| wi'h I whiiih tho I'arnel'.itea and eomu of the j Kadlcub) ('rotted him But teinpor rune i I i u li i'l-t now Witness thu " IJaily ! i\bw l > 1 ' which deolare- that (J.;schen ro | ccivni a Biitinor wolcoms than any apostuts I rinc;i Julian. Qludatonu'e final decision not to dike part in tlie debato on I'arnell's : umeii(lini.nt is attributed by the Tories to his uitcoverj that home rule, if judged by llifl result of (io.-c-hen's citction, U moro unpopular thun evor in Londun The rial j -■■■-■I'l I bulinvo, is liin to p.peak latar ! op |j) ir6 "Baneittl {fcl>),r.,ie. Ho hr,d Iopj; ! i)!, o'j renounoud the iniiaer.ee uf London j opinion aijd pinned hi-i faith m tho pro j Programmo of tlio Parnollltos. ' A London despatch of Feb uiry 17 save : P.iriß'li s-atLS thiit he will movo to aflj urn . Iliu debate uu tho aiidroa.- ii n-fj'y lo ihu gueniV rpecch, in unJtr io enable llio ituiire to lonii an opinion upon Iho report ! ,it ihu Land i<ct Cumnii-ini.. which will bo I

published shortly. Iloulsoconi-irJeis itimpera iivo tocali tho attention of thu Houeu totho

(jravo u-pocta of the α-jrnrian question Tho j report recommends the adoption of Purnell'fl | piop'»jl to alter the timo from fifteen to tivo joara, ana admit leaseholder.- 1 ;o tho bo .0 tits of the Lund Act, Si::'y IJriti.'h j.iciiibera of Iho Hpi4«e ol Cominonsata conference yesterday, adopted a raeolution to caj) the aUen'ibn of I'ailia meit- uoxtweel* to the alleged packing if juries in oaeua ajjainft t|;o N'-tionalista in Ireland. Plans of tho Parncllltes. The " Post's" London c'.blefenun says: f'arnol says thattlioro will bo no obstruction this year—that is, no deliboruto, I , ob-tructive mcasurei". It is tho intention < I the Irish party to discuss (he procedure luliy • and fairly, as they havo done with regard to | the qii'stions already introduced, but | nothing moro At the ,-arao time they will ' probably opposo all Government proposals •' with rogard to now procedure legislation. | Tho Irish ruambers are convinced that there ) will bo no Lind Bill this soesion, for 'ho reason that there is to bo coerciun. The j Irish party regard with a friendly eye the ! 3ndeiivours towards Liberal reunion that • ii(«ve ;:iafjc, pecipp in fho Commons a , majoiify of l()u cnraplste tor tho realiea- j tion of thoir H'iehoa to reach the fo!o i eottlemont of the Irish question ; thcreforo it follows that tno action of certain mem bers of the Liberal party - Luboucherp, fir inftanco —in denouncing conciliutoiy Pfieochos, ard adop'ing an irrocor.cilablo | jitr.iturie, ha" not their tymparhy, and wi'l not hue their public support. Respecting the trial of Dillon, it is felt that should the Crown succeed in packing the jury, as on : the former occasion, some very strong action | riuist be taken to call tho aftention of tho I

iiountry prominoiitly (o th<; matter. course of action on the part of Dillon hag biun decided on, if occasion eiiou'd arise for Ciirij ing it out, wblch will caiieo much es Oitemunt and furnbll more xtriking politics! sconce than have been witnessed for a long linio.

A Conflict in Ireland. A coDtlict occurrodin Dublin on February ' i(! bit ween a number of polico on their way to oxenuto a number of eviction orders on a pirt of the population of Denglein, County I Korry. Thu pnoplo barricaded tho road, ' and in some caeos they had builh stone walls ucrOi-a them. Tlio polico force was at first driven away They reformed and then charged with batons and clubbed rifloa j upon the populace, compelling thorn, after a eevoro struggle, to give way. A number of men and "vomon wero injured. Threatening Aspect of Affairs. At Killarney to day, 100 starving labour ers, headed by the parish prie.-t:, appeared before the Board of Guardians and prayed for roliof. The Board agreed to apply to the Government for assistance, and sub scribed a hearty meal for the sufferer?. At Youghal, 150 children loft a school in ' a body, singing " God Save Ireland," be- ; cause of the presence of two children whoeo i father is an emergency man. | A new Loyalist paper, the " Union," pub lished in Dublin, snye that nil the tonunts oi rho Bodyko oetate whose evictionn aro probable are armed with Enfield rifles, >vhich were distributed some years ngo, and that a few days ago a Feniun visited the locality and {irovided the tenants with a plentiful supply of bull eartrir'gis. The riuoa paper stuti'S that a force of 1,(100 policemen and soldiers will accompany tho Sheriffs through the district, which ig in a ftare of civil war. Tr.o Corporation of Belfast has awarded £5,511 compenßation for damages inflicted i;i the recent riots in that city. o ! !

Chamberlain's Irish Scheme.

Chamberlain and Sir George Trevelyan resumed their conference on Irish affairs with Baron Herschel, Sir William Vernon Harcourt and Morley. Chamberlain presented a draft of his seheue for the p-o vernment of Ireland, which is a modi fication of bis former proposals for the establishment of provincial councils. He would now establish an Irish Par liament at Belfast, and another at Dub l'n, both to be subordinate to the Imperial Parliament. The Irish bodies would hold executive authority within their own 1 mits, but the Crown would retuin the appoint ment of judges, and tho control of customs and excise niat.tor*. The couierenco lasted several hours. Morley declared emphatic opposition to C'-amborlain's proposals, and said it would bo impossible to obtain tho asuent of the Parnollites or the bulk of tho Gladstone Liberals to the scheme, which has already been reiected by Gl.irisrtnna

Another Polar Journey.

A Winnipeg Bpecial to the •' Pioneei Presß"says:—Alexander McArthur,a gentle man who has made a special study of Arctic exploration, and whohae beenin eommuniea tion with the Smithsonian Institution, to-dar, started for Selkirk with one companion and 1,400 pounds of eupplies.hte desttnatiot being the North Pole. From Yorl Factory he will travel by dog train. H( has secured assistance from American news pipers, '

In the Soudan.

Report on tlie Kccont Mnssaore of Italian Troops.

The Italian Commander at Maesowah has reported as follows : Boretli, commanding at Saati, on January 25th , at 11 a.m., saw the heights occupied by a thousand Aby& sistn», who disappeared on the firing of -ome shelld. Boretti sent out a party under Lieu tenant Como, who surprised and engaged the enemy. The latter advanced intrepidly on all sides to within 300 yards of the Italian positions There was desperate fighting until S o'clock, when the enemy re treated. Boretti applied for re enforce ments, and the General sent a column under Colonel Decristoforie. Tho column waa delayed by difficulty in transporta tion, and Decristoforia asked for more men and guns While re-enforcement 6 were on the way it was learned that Decrietoforis' coiumn had been after forming a fqiiaro and defe»ding themselves to the last man and cartridge. The relief party found the b .dies lying in tho order in which tho men fought urid tho enemy retiring. Many of t,he corpses wore mutilated.

Celebrating the Queen's Jubilee.

A Calcutta despatch of February 10th ?ays -—In »U the chief ciriee of India to-day imposing fCtee were held in commemoration ot the Queen's Jubilee. The celebrations will laat three days. In all Christian churches and in native temples and moßques <li.-i!il<.si'ivin<' (•ervicoß nero hold. A num ber of prisoners, who have been in duress for debt or for offencea against civil and militiirv luw, wore tut froe at daylight. Twenty live thousand of tho 75,000 pri Bonom conhm-d i>. tho <ranls throughout lniliu will lie ruleaved to-morrow a<- an net of nleaiency to aomuioinomf« Hie ]nbiio« of Queen Victoria. In soloctitig the pri«cnore to bo liberated especial puine have bc-eti t-ilun to Ainw nlei>i&!.'ny to femaloe. All persons imprisoned for doht throughsut India, whore the doht was under 100 rupee*, will ulso be iib'.-rated 111 commomoratiou of the jubilee. In rLeHO tho Government will pay 1 ho tlobtH.

Sir Charles Dilke's Fortune.

A cable fpeciiil from London sayH : — " Fortune, ai'ler ho many knock down blows, haw outdone till previous <Jis playn of ficklomsa by presenting Sir OhnrlOH Dilke with a Icttncy of £150,000. Tlio fortune comes from n remnant of tho Snuoke faoiily, of which John Snooko married Dilko'rf great aunt in 1.504. Now rhiit ho is nblo to pink a com f irtabloeiim, DilUo may put into execution tho nnhßine of publi-hintf mlaily iiow-opapar, which ha has lout/ ehoriehed. Jn his will Sminbe declares that, ho gave up his original pUii of leaving overthinp? to A.»iiio» Dllke'fl children, bpunufle he had become onnvineecl that Sir CUaries ««s mi innnoc-nt anil prree t) 111 tt' J ipitii,

Starvation in Newfoundland.

The New York " World's" St. John's ■.nodal Bays:—Many nrerpinent b\ieino«. ---hoii/-B3 here arp in ftri-inctu! .■■fiicultis-, and a comme.-cial crisi- eeems inevitable. JSewp from tho northern parts of the irlnnd repre Hciit; things in a (Jeplora{)loocinf!ition. The iiovarnment h.is alroariy 66nt thoiwande of harrols of Hour to keep iho pj'plo from Btorving, b.it tho supply i' nlroge'her in adoquuto. Tho meat northerly ports are now frnzan in, i.t.,i rt impoeoible to "end Buppiiee ih'-re in titnn t.j ?uva the ))e''p!e."

Emperor William's Health Fail ing.

J Sad news conies'from Berlin in rrgari to ' (ho health of the old Emperor. Itia said : iNat tlie Kiji-ei'e neral condition io I tersous. Llie bladilei and kirlneya are much l worse and iiis frtquunt lose of bioo) greatly j ulnrni9 Xi- pbyeiciaae. Hβ has been uniihle ! to atteirl to any festivities for some Hme. ' Hi.- imrjiediate attendante do no: b.lieve tinit ho O»n live inoro than a few mot;th.', and even ehculd he rally, which i* extremely doubtful, he can nevtr ogam be what he

A Specimen Socialist Riot.

An Odcßsa despatch fays the recent riot at Demidofl spinning mill- v.as occasioned by tlie of 2 500 women and ciiildren ir. nceirdarico with tlie new law. Chief Orl. )V «nd hii S>l:haro!,, vierd iijiir.iei'e 1 by the mob, and other < (lioiala hsd a narrow c?cap9. Tho offices »■ tho mill? B-rro completely wrecked, r.nd t!ie entire plant, uicluding machinery, wa» i demoli-hei! 'I'he outbreak vfna fomented i bvdooi»lift3.

The War on Socialism In Germany.

The police attempted to ciiepersa a ■ Socialise meetina which vras boin&i huM in '(ho Bock Brewery, at Stettin, but failed. ■ A forco of military wa.-- then summoned, j unci nitt. tix'-d buvonets drove the people : from tho hail Several of the people were I wounded by buyontt thrusts. Ono man U ' roportud to have been killed. The hull in i wHich the uice-ittcj w;is h&.ci was com ' pletoly wrecked. At Magdeburg yesterday, ! 'J4 Socialists wore arrested on the charge of ; belouging to an illegal society.

The Algerian Frontier.

The German Minister hera has been sue mo*ed to Berlin. It' ia understood ho"i» called home in connection with the report ■th it tho French Minister in Morocco has scciir<d r.n important change of the Al gerian homier. Tno Sultan of Morocco ia urttaoising an oxptdition to proceed to the ; Algerian frontier in consequence of certain I movements that have been observed there, I

A Startling Phenomenon.

! JSruptlon of a Voloano In the Russian Petroleum Field. j Tho inhabitants of Baku, the centre of the I frreat Russian petroleum field, have been

J much alarmed over a subterranean explosion - which shook the houses and causedconeider able damage. At tho same time a volcano 1 burst out on tho Lnkbatan, 10 miles distant I from Baku. For two nights the volcano 1 threw a column of fire and raud 350 feot high, illuminating the country for miles. Tho mud emitted during tho eruption al \ roaiiy lies from eovon to fourteen ieet deep j over a full square mile of country.

Verdi's New Opera.

The Undisputed Success of "Otello" at Milan. Italo Campaniui cables the " Times" from Milan : — The first presentation to the public of Verdi's new opera, " Otcllo," on Saturday evening, was a grand ! event in the history of Italian mv i sical art. The theatre was overcrowded j with people representing all classes of I Milan society, including all the Italian no bility in the city who could get here. Bolto's libretto is excellent, i'he drama is constructed in accordance with the prin ciples ot Wagnerian reform. The first act of Shakepere's i-plendid tragedy is on tirely dispensed with by Bolto, tho action of tho opera beginning with tho secoriii act; but Bolro. with yieat pHiek.atones for tho omiir.-ion by wriiiog in several -capes which are gremly tffeutivo. Verdi in his now work hue m:>do a distinct ascent to ward a higher mus-ieal plane than any which he hoe reached. He has a andoned the conventional foims of the old Italian opora and created bis work on an entirely j different plan. The score is written with : rehiarkable freshness and invention, aud notwithstanding his daring evolution, Verdi has sustainod the Italion nationality of his work, and the well-known qualities !of hia genius will be recognised, though io a more brilliant light than heretofore The orchestration is one bright jewel of musical art. Everybody agrees that Verdi has pointed out a new road to fame for the younger Italian masters. Stalls at last night's performance sold for §40, seats for , 820, and boxes from §100 to 5240.

A Salvationist Wedding.

An Exciting Scene in London. • A cable Rpoeial from London Ktye: Aftei tlie marriage of MurechaleCatherine, Gene . ral Booth's daughter, to CUontl OHbborn at tho SalVHiiou Army Barracks on Tuesday was over, t!ie young woman, wbo is a tall and excitable, aa well as a rather comely creature, sang a song oi which one line was not very encouraging to the newly married husband. Ths line was " We'll Fieht and Never Tire," and to illustrate her meaning in worldly faehion, she squared off at her husband in true pugilistic shape, dodging her head and shifting her ground, while with much spirit she battered him about considerably. The immense crowd screamed and shouted. It was too much for the irascible nature of General Booth, he dragged out his venerable spouse and they sparred right merrily at each other. \Yhen ihiit tired them, the couples began v frenzied breakdowu, hanging on to each other's, waist,

Snow Blockade on the Pacific Railroad.

Why the English mall Was Delayed.

A San Francieco paper thus describes the snowstorm which delayed the arrival of the New Zealand mails in transit across the American continent :— The rainst»rm, which woa deflected from its course and turned back northward along the Sierra Nevada Mountains, was changed by the lower temperature of the higher atmosphere into a heavy fall of snow, resulting in the most serious blockade the Central Pacific road has experienced in several years. The long lines of enow- Hheda from Blue Canyon to near Truckee have so protected the tracks in the moat troublesome place that the anowploughe, assistod by gangs of ehovellere, have been able during paat seasons to keep the line open, co that no actual blockade has oc curred this Bide ot Reno. The unprece dented snowfall of Saturday, Sunday and Monday, however, proved too much for the nnowploughs, and the snow has drifted across the mouths of the sheds and filled the cuts, packing co that the ploughs were anable to get through it. Tho enow fell to quite a depth at a point lower down on the. mountains than it has ever beer, before einco tho road was opened, ami the east-bound train on Monday wa-3 stopped at Colfax and roturneS to this city on the legular overland time, leaving the mails and such pas senders us desired it at that place. En gineerH liavo boon at work trying to raise tho blockade between the Colfax ancl Cisco, but up to last evening had not sup. eeoJod in accomplishing inv,eh, aa tha ■ eno.w dvifted back a» f«at as tho ploughs could throw it aside. A force of 200 men woo pent up from SaeramontoyePterday, and it waa hoped that the road would be opened coma timo during the night, co that the da : lnyerl trains might procted. Ovor KiO aucltH of English mnil deerineil for Australia loft New York a week ago Wednesday to s?o out on. the steamer Maripoio, which wan to have sailer} Snturduy. Ttio train y?.3 de-layeft 03 tlio Union Pacific road by enow, und on arriving at Cieo, yeutorday morning, it was found iiapossiblo to go any further, and tho conductor laid up at that point to await 1 ho opening of the block ado. The paseengerg went on board the Maripoea yteterday afternoon, and if the delayed train gets through to day the mails will he transferred at once and she will go. to pea. The conductor of tha train follow \nj tho one carrying the delayed miulf Uearq a: Kono of the bluckadeatOisoa and stopped thoie and returned to Ogden, leaving hie. passengers and mail to take tho next west ijnund train.

The Know is pix feel deep at Towle", and. tlie fame depth was raportod at Cisco, with drift* estimated at lifteen feet in. depth. (Jn« engine which wont out from Oolfas t.i. lielp raise the blockade wss cloroilpd, ftisci when found was completely burioii in the snow. On the southern divi sion c.f tho system tho nfc:it) of affairs is not much better, the combined effects of snowa and heavy ruins having placed on effectual L!f|burgo on through traffic. Four feet of srjovF (a reported ii« having fallen in the Tehachipi Pafs, and one bunt uf the bridge oust ot Los An;;ele» viae carried away by the li'jeia paused b,y the heavy rains of the preceding twonty-four hours. The same tiooi iooU out two bunts of tbe bridge on the we.»t of the city, and the approaches are wu.-bed away fit bjth ends. A large force of men was put to work repairing the bridges and approaches, and it Iβ thought tnat tho Interruption to travel will not last more than two or thn.e days.

On the Canadian Pacific road, even a worse state ot affairs is said to exist, and fiomu portions of the road are reported aij having disappeared qltogeyheT, even thji telegraph poles have gone out of sight,

By the terras of tho contract with the Government of New Zealand, the mail agent is authorised toordtr any etoamer de iaytd for seven days in case of the non-ar rival of tho Au.-tralian mail. For the firet 30 hours the contractors get no lebate, but fur each hour's delay afterwards the New Zealand Government pays £fl. But this sum will he of mpejerate service, aa they have kept the ship uudor ateam and .-1,-unm' orders since Saturday. Besides,' they will be under tke necessity of crowding the good fhip during the whole trip to make up for lost time. About one year ago the tteamer Mararoa was detained here, seven days and ten hours.

The British Grain Trade.

The "Mark Lane Express "of February 14 cays: Native wheat is in improved condition and slightly firmer. Sales of English wheat during the past week were 35,032 quarters at S'.ii. Gd , against 69,782 quartern at 295. (id. for tba corresponding week last year. The official returns of the wheat crop of tho United Kingdom for ISSO show on estimated gain of 7,918,418 quarters!, acalnet 9,954,471 quarters for ISSS. About fr,ur-fcoventh? of the crop re mains in tho hands of the growers. Foreign wheat i? weaker. Flour is irregular and tends downward. At to-day's market whoat was e!o>v. Sound English sold freely, unchanged. Foreign waa a shade lower, American Hour wae irregular and cheaper.

SPORTING NEWS.

Sydney Gold Cup Weighty

Sydney, Wedneed^y. Tn? following wtights were declared tot day by Mr J. A Scarr for the Sydney Gold Cup ; -

At Wanganui races yesterday, Lady Norah won the Wanganui Stakes, from Rumour and Friendship ; Qaeenie beat Jav'lin and Apology iv the Nursery Handi cap, and Friendship got home first in the Consolation. The rerby winner Tongariro paid dividends of £11 14s and £17 2s. The Napier Cup yesterday was appro priated by Wapiti, who boat Salisbury, Or well, Spude Guinea, Trickster, Rivulet, and Scot Free. Dividend, £57 10s. Time, 2min 43 2-ssee. Wapiti also won the Fly ing Handicap of lOOsov?, 6 furlongs, Spade Guinea r>eingsecond,and Psycho third. The Shah, Pasha, Vinaigrette, Trickster.Huata, Kupe, and Marana also ran. Dividend! £10. Time, lmin 19jec.

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TO-MORROW. HAYMAIiKET. For Sale. Krliiay »<"-'. HEAVY SPRING CaKT and 7-year old HOUSE. ALFRED BUCKLAND. T O - 11 O R R O W, At 3 o'clock. TWO fIOESES AND ONE DRAY, j AT NORTHCOTE. GEORGE BIBBIN Has received instructions to tell. To-morrow, i at 3 p.m., on the premlaee of F. Quick and -DROPEKTY OF E. B. JENKINS, W~ Ujider Distraint for Kent Horaesand Dr»y ■"' " TO- M U X X O W, DURHAM YARDS. The undersigned will Bell at tho Durham Yards, Toiiiorrow, Friday. DRAUGHT HORSED, LIGHT HAR NKSS HORSK3 1 Draught Horse, thoronghly staunch; 1 Draught Mare! thoroußhly staunch; one ton trial Harness. Saddlerr. &c. Drays, Caite. Vehicles, Riigelee, &c i'iOO sacks Oata HO sauka Sharps HUNTSR& NOLAN, Auctioneers W"~S. COCHRANE] ' [JAS.. DAORS MONDAY. MARCH 14, At 12 o'clock 37 ACRES, 1C A MOT. Tlie eiibenrlliura will b«II by Miction, at th-lr Koonw. Uii.vmmniut, .in MmnUy, 11th Imt , lit 12 o'i'.ook, BY OUPKK Of I'HBB MORTGAGKTC, PART OF LOT 11, PARISH OF KARIOI, fici.itaininK 37 A.irufl. BAM URL COCHRANE & SON, Aurtlonocra. w7s tmCHKANKI IJAS- tMPKIC MONDAY, MARCH U, At Twelve o'Clofik. ALLOTMENT AN!) FIVE-BOOMED HOUSE, BDWARD-STaBET, DEVON?ORT. BY OP.DKH OH" THrt MORTGAGKff. The euhsrrtb'rs will »e!l by Miction, iU tlielr ot the MortiißßoH.' LOT 17 EDWAKIi-STREET, DEVON POKT, nftVioK ,i froniano of 100 links to Kdward-alro«r, nwd d..|i'h n< DjO iinkn, will Ihn Dwe'llughoußO of Fiva Ruoun, mi now ommil and occuplod t.y Mis M a Llo. This vrjpL'ity, which fii,NiK the m.-iin ro-:.l. commands a ki-iuul viow of tl.o btilnilr ami its surrounding ecenury. SAMUEL COCHRANE * SON, Auctioneers W. 8. OOCBBANE] (J AS. DAOKk MONDAY, MAKCH 14, 18S7, At 12 o'Ciock. BY ORDER OP TIIB KK9ISTRAK OF THK SUPHK.YIK OOUKT. Allotment and Broomed fclouea, Dovon-stroet Allotment and Shop atd uweilinghouse. Kus sall-3treet Allotment and 7-roomod HonHe. Cantreutreot Allotment ana 7-ro uned Ilooae, Stanloy-strcnt Allotment aid Two Shopa and Dwelllng-houaes, Otahuhu The Bubicribsra will 3ell by Anction, at their Mart, st.e- 1. Auckliud, on Mouday the 14th met,, at o'cicck iioon, by Order ot tao BeKlstrarof theouiiranie Jonrt, attherfqueat of tho Morti{JLK«tb, THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES, viz.:— DKVON-3TRKKT—Lot 61. of the pnbdivi-ion ot Allotment 3 and 4, Section 5, Subuiba of Ancfcland. having frontaee of 33 feet to Devon street, and depth of aB9 teet; with th 6 roomed erec;-?*l ' hereon. known aa the prop>Tty of Mr Riotinivi Mi^to-k. RUSSELL-STRK-.T— L-jtiai.o'BUhdivisionof frontage of 33 fees to Km.oil street, and i.ep" l of 105 feet; a> fl i hft rfhup and 3 roomed Dwuh lnit-house ereotfd thsr.ion. now the piooeity of MrsM.il. Check, formerly known as Thoa. A. Hooking*'. CKNTRK-STRKET-Lot22of aubaivlelon of Allotments Sec. 7. Suburbs o: Auckland, with a Allotments 7.8, and 9. Section 41, Town of Anck land, having a fronrage of 28 feet to C ntre street, and depth of 69 foet; with the 7-roomed House erecte j thereon, known a* the property Mrs Catherine MoCor null 9TANLKY-STKH)KT-P.irtof Lot 43 and Lot 44, ot BUb-diviision ot A.lotment 15, Section 7, Snburbeof Auckland, havinc a fromapo of 44 feet to Stanluy-traet. and depth of 110 feet; with the 7roora<d Hmi»e trectml thereon. known as th» prjparty of Mr John ahansitban." OTAHUHU—Van of Lot 2. enb-divleion of part of Cloim 209 a (W. F. Koi'butn). Ocubuhu. with a frontago of about 5S links to the Great South Read, adjoining the Criterion Hotel; with two Shops and D» Uipghousea er.'cted theieon. SAMUEL COqa kANE & SON, Auctioneers. B. ABTHURI fJ- F. nODDLB MONDAY, JiIABCH 14, At 11 o'Ciock. CITY, SUBURBAN, AND COUNTRY I'ROPERTIKS. By Order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court, At the Request of the Mortgagees. Messrs ARTBUR & BUDDLE Have received instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court to offer for sale by Auc tion on Monday, the 14ih March, 1887. at 11 a.to., at their Mart. Queen-street (Estate, Land. and House Sale room, upstairel, on behalf of the MortEaeeca. nriHE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES :— CITY OF AUCKLAND-Lot 7, section 23, having 55 fuel frontage to Hobaon-stroer, on tiie weet-rn side, by 192 feet back, with the Scotia Hotel (vow a boarning liouee). and tho adjoining Cottage built theieon. CITY OF AUCKLA-ND-PartLotll, section 23, with 23 feet frontage toWellcsley- Btreet, and 115 feel hack, near the Alolun Hotel, with two cottages thefron. Tho properties under mortgage 90191 and 4616 of Mesarn McLirer. PATKKBON ROAD. MOUNT EDH.N-I.iOts 31, 35. and 37, each Gli x 200 ; and; r mortg age 92523. BIRK«NHUAD - Part ot Lot 9, at tho Birkendoad landing, having 360 links frontage to main road, by 320 links to deep w .t.jr frontage; with good Dwel iing-houw and other builaings thereon, under isecond mortgage, 5834. First mortgage being for £150. NORTHCOTK—AIIotment 17, of subdivision of alljtm?nt 31, having 5U feet frontage to Queen-street, with depth of 200 to little Shoal Bay, v. ith good aix-ronraed Cottage thereon, under mortgage, 87875. Tho above are the properties of Messrs Flewellyn. PARKMOHEMO-Part of Lot 87, contain, ing 7Ga 3r lOp, situate near the Cue. Hill and St. Hellyer'a Creek. KBMUEBA.-Lot2l. of subdivision of Allot ment 10, section 14, Parish of Waitemata, situate at Brighton, containing J acre. The propeni- c of George Fraeer ; undur mortgages 96927 and 98212 REMUERA.—Lo: 39, of Allotment 17, sec tion 16, Suburbs uf Auckland, East bourne rttad. Greenwood's oubdivkion. the property of Messrs Jacteou and Houahton and adjoininK thn residence of W. Ware, Esq.; under mortgage 5123. OTAHUHU-12.1 i: 39p. Allotmente |26. 27 and 32 roar 'he village, now let to one ■Bisphiim for £30 per snnnm, with dwel linehoiise nua improv-meots (the pro perty of Mia Gartc ). Under mortgage 3757. MOUNT EDEN —lit Inks to -unnyaide Koad by 135 links to another road, with ci selling-house ai.d outbuildings j adjacent to Mrs Bleazard'a property. Under mortgage 1291. The property of J. Ciarke. MOUNT KDEN—Lot 12 and Part Lot 2 and 11, adjoining übove. having 125 links frontage lo a pr.vnte road at ba:k of Mrs Blr.aza'd'd riaidence: under mortgage 5177. Ihe property of Charles Hensba.* , . NEWCASTLE TOWNSHIP. NGAKUA WAHIi—Lot 65, Irßp. NEWCASTLE TOWNSHIP, NGARUA WAHIA-Lot 361, lr Sp. TUAKA.U TOWN- HtP-Lots 127, 147, 282, 283, and 291, containing 3r 13p. TOKATOK 4.—Allotments 68,61, and part o 59 119 i 2r; under inortjcaKe, 56,935 joeae will bo put up in one lot. CITY OF AUCKLAND-Lot 15 of allotments 20 21. and 22. of Section 25. corner of Harbour Ter uc« aurt Eriir.swicK-etre'jt., CO feet x 25 Tjtt, adjacoLt to C«iee-.oaa Hotel: usder ino:ti;aKe 93.077. For furt'.ev p.irtlculiire upoiy to the Auc tIC AKTHUK_AND_ aer " INDOLE. CHAS. HKSKETHJ [ALEX. AITKEN TTESKETH. AITKEN, AND CO., AUCTIONEER*. LAND. ESTATE, AND AU COMMJ&SIJN AGKNXd. ReaularSalee every Tuosday of Hidea, Skins, Wool, Tallow, &c. CITY MARKET. WALTER J. DOWDEN, AUCTIONEER, QVEEN-S T X E B T. X>RODUCE SALE EVERY FRIDAY.



B. 0. CARB.I [»• "■ TON KM. f v. m o it ft o \»;. At 12 o'Clnok. HENDERSON'S MILL RACES. GATES, CARDS, AND BOOTHS. B. TONKS & CO. Will sell, on Friday, Uth Inst., at 12 o'clock, np i> B Q a T c s CARDS BOOTHS ■PBMPKRAKOUi BOOTHS! &c, &c., &c. B. ARTHUR.) »■ »•■ '«"""•« MONDAY MARCH 14th, At Eleven o'ClocU. UNREDEEMED I'I.EDDES ! UNREDEEMED I'LKDOKS ! HANDSOME DIAMOND BIN OS, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, GOLD AND SILVFR CHAINS, GOLD RINGS, CLOTHING. ARTHUK S HUDDLE Havobeen tnetruoted by Mr B. H.Kbksing to cell, b'. ih-sl. Man Qne n li. •I. »■■ •«■ ■■•:»» next. Mil: UlHt. ul. II '.i.cnii. milK UNRBOKKMBI* Pi KtniES Imm .1. U»eVi«turi*l-oeii uilii-,- Viciorjiiot.. >Ik : .IICVKIiUK" V. SC33 <:un.c.rtir.a in kimu ; aiMI. SSIIh Wall luta ; Wuiclioiid Chain : OT.-' A.i_.uni»: :)7;it. iir,...a S! '.wV" Lo'liot ' I,", a ■ t'i.uln ; 3750. tIW Watch; .i7!W, Huuvy liolrt Albeit uua Ctftn j H79S Huuuai inu lJi.-imc».,cj K.inc !in . a .'Miii.Lifui j,,lrio I'col I." ; K:;.l >i<K '. - 1..111).iu.il Ml>K j ;iBIO, King ana Liookut ; :i.Si.), li.imlaciiitn Dminouil I tiny • 2 Hiiivm: iX'l.i. l.i>.ki--l ii.nl ' 'vain jind " imioiS Sea. f UmIJ i :!■-:<■'. All.! W.lch ~i..l liil.ilu • 3-13 oUL U :v'>:li ; ::«IS. 1 •!•<•»- itIUK : (•""?"" Vi. -111, SV.r.:,. ; S9JO. O ::i, \v,.i, •.'■ irtii Vi i. . ...ii no ; .809, U..« ; SOU MM, Wα.hi i«l. S.lve,- >.mvi *(<H4 -tia-iii- 'i •-■■■ •>' ■■■■ '**; .!!*53, t^iln Vvaich; Hii'j.'.'« >)• i;^;:-:"^f , - J^|;, ;'-.^;;;,; uvi'h":" ait.' rfii \ v,..'; i, ,n ,i n'iM. .' li li. SHI, Wttii-it i ''■'". '-"» :l•" ; 10i.1.. ...>.-ket n.i,.l i-.lmin; l'7:s. .-.i... I"; 'vV ''', iv.? KliiK ; J'W. iilPiu* iiiui i ii.i .i ; Hi.' , '..-... t. U-ni- li null Oiiiii ■. •'■■ I'l.ill illN a. 6820, Itutr; ivrt, urou-unt; ftSM. Uinji noots; Sifl:! I i.r i i l-.th ; ■ !>••!.ihk : MOS. JdCi.ut; .'.'.l'lii. io.lt, Siu,-:.-. i-u:. ; :V.UI, mill Cluthcs; :'.31l 0.-ereott-.: linn; i»iJ I.oiik rioak; fuiii. I' «■; t;O7-', 'lai" (.:.uiiu..ii; wui. K»^~ U f.'rij' i-'i!:'•''■ a'l'o, liv-"; S |illV, ui-ti ; i>i°7J. Suit ; urn, ruiL Cloihea, ; 0175. Uum ■md riouaur-; <i:7i) ww.rco.i..; liiSl, :-uil i.lo ho ; GISB. Udla i:iu-1.l s; ISI.SH. ':.""- '2 7. suit ;li 02 t'oi'i 'I \ tut ; liWf, t ■«.•« Jaci.et; 8H54. Suic Ulolliet ; lilfc'J. . ; iml abulit LOO uf X'>. <i. »•'■« - ; '.'-. " lllJ uoeflll Clt.lhillK. ■I'oola. etc.. ulc. AKillUu » BUDDLE, AiinMontors. THURSDAY, MAKOI.I 17, ISS7, 12 NiMii. by ordkk of thk kkqi'thak of the supuiojih; court. 6-roomed house and 3 ailot- MBNT3. T. M. ,rA(:KSON I£e3 Umd Instrnctert to sel] l)y Public Auction,a his Mait. Vulcan ii«uf, on'noobovc tinte, LOTS 7, 8, AND 9 OF SECTION 1, iubi;vifion or allotment? 22 and 23a, Sec tion 2. Pari h of Tnka'. una. liaviott h troiitHj;e of 99 feet to with a depth of 104 feet, together .viihthe Coinfoitit>L> G-itn-med erec.ed thereon. For Plan?, C.inlittrrs of S:ilr, anil Knrllier Pnrlicnluiß, apyl> uithir Anctl noeia. T. M. ■! ACKSON, Vulnan Lane. DURHAM VARUS. For Bale-, every Tuesday, ii~- e>ev.m o'clock, WOOL, BIDES, SHEEPSKINS, TAI-LOW. HUNTER AND NOLAN, Aur.tioneere. CJINQSR BEWINQ MACHINES o Salea In ISB2 603,292 Vlaohinea, Bi»iiy !n 1331 561,038 Machines efrifUKic out ok !:v r !i:ity kouk mji tJIJtNKR aOI.II IN THK WOKI.T) AXE SIHGKflfi. UPWARDS OF THREE HUNDHKD FIRST PRIZES ! AND AT CHR.'3TCHU;;: H EXHfKITION TWO GOJ.D & TWO SIL'/ER MRDAI> TO BK OBTAINED AT PHK 2/*5 WEEK PEK 2/6 VV-KKK • AT2SI, ÜBBN-ST., AUi X .AND. BIWAEH OF HiCH.MAN aVU Di'HffiP TMITATION'S SINGER SEWING MACHINES. CORN BROOM WORKS, STAKLEV 3T S U IT, j ■VTEW ZEALAND PERAMBULATOR i.l FACTORY, SI AND 38, GRKY-STREET. EH iihi *• MESdRJ COPiCMiN & CLEGG, Practical Manufacturers of every description of HdSfinettej, Herambalatora, invalid C»ir rlages, &o.: rtopairii of every description Neatly Kxecutsd. AkiioH; quo«tior, for ha "d time.': Why do people br.y k<. ci,i: ti a imd P.-.ram uilntors .from other Oic-iiO'S. .ru.' romi-s-o -i,on :on- tnexchaDge'orope our make, wijeo th.j- utt n 8 wure all, they desire m cnoutour uew nisisna ar, i'>efl at ouilay. nno at muuh less c<j i 1 Uir v .tors are con- BCtiiitly increasing in favour, and 8 ■ ccnfidon r . ure we of lhair duiabiuty that we Kuaraotee to keep them in repair tor one year. PRICE LISTS FREE,



BRICKS, PIPES, HENDERSOX- HOBSONVILLE. I THE AUCKLAND BRICK AND POTTERY COMPANY T)EG to announce that they have completed tho purchase of tho bueinoes and property of the ArnKtAND Brtck Asn Tile Company (Limited). Tho extensive works at Honc'.Drsnn and Hobsonvillo are now in full operation, and are turning out Bricks and Pottery of llio finest quality. ORDERS RECEIVED AT THE COMPANY'S DEPOT, BREAKWATER ROAD. BY KDW IN HORNS BY, AGENT, OR AT THB TOWN OFFICE, 14, VICTORIA ARCADK, FORT-STREET. JOSEPH B&rtBER, Ooneral Manager. IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE! J. W. SHACKELFORD, HAVING RESOLVED TO CLOSE HIS NEWTON BRANCH, IS COMPELLED TO EEDUCE STOCK IN BOTH • ESTABLISHMENTS, AND WILL HOLD A GENUINE CHEAP SALE OF GENTLEMEN'S HATS, SHIRTS, TIES, MERCERY ZETO-, ETC., FOR THREE WEEKS ONLY! Aa this is not a clearing out of Accumulated Rubbish but a Genuine Sale oi New Goods, fresh and seasonable, J. W. S. is confident tha Public will appreciate tho sanio. SALE IN-O-W OUSTI 210, QUEEN-STREET, OPPOSITE McARTHUR'S WAREHOUSE, AND PURCHAS'S BUILDINGS, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, GREAT ECLIPSE CASH SALE J. G. BROWN & CO.'S WORTH £3,000 WORTH DRAPERY, MILUNE3Y, CLOTHING, Etc., i/TUST 1-3 E SOLD. ENORMOUS INDUCTIONS IX ALL DEPARTMENTS. 'J'llE MOST C.KXUINR SALE NOW ON. NO 01 D STOCK! ALL XiJW COODH ! ROUUHT UNDER VERY SPECIAL AI'VANTAGKS. PARENTS COUNTRY STiVWCERPBRS, AND EVERYOVB wanting tho Best * V.1.10 ever'i.irJi-o ■ ... Au l-.-.,,1. now it your opportunity. We are tlaierininod to mnUe tliis Sale n ..n-.-at sur.-u-.s anil eelhue all otliuw, by marking everything down to a Early in tho day. ami tluia nvoiil tho afternoon orush, GA R 11 E T T'S JJ U ILUI KG S, XKAYT ON, A SI I THKF.E LAMPS, rON'SOXHY. J C - E "I 7 ? O "W 7 " T-T A. IST T3 O O ,'S o::i:,\ i' dm. , : , cash sale. SAVE 20 PEE, CENT, WHICH IB TilK MIDDLEMAN'S PllOrn , , and DUAL DIRECT VI! T!!E MA ,, TACTURERS. uuiiii l vi SYil.'ilHiS j : ".!"o fir'id for Hull's of Self Measurement Imiisuuu.'l C.i .' ■(')(:, S:iiu{ilna and Prion List. NEW ZEA a:?D1»,i»00. TAILORS, SHORTLAND STREET. BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! BUY YOUR 80-.»TS AND SHOES DIRECT FROM THE MAKKRS. EVANS AND SCHOFIELD, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON, MANTJFACTTJKERS OF ALL KINDS AND VABIETIES OP BOOTS, AND WITHOUT EXCEPTION THE BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THE COLONY. HATS, BONNETS, AND MILLINERY, FOR STYLE, QUALITY, AND CHEAPNESS, MRS T. EVANS, 08 , NEWTON, EXCELS ALL. INSPECT THK WINDOW AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES.



|T. & S. MOEELN & CO., 1 LIMIT EID, Ironmongers, Iron Merchants, & Ship Chandlers. 1 T. &S. MORRIN & Co., Limited, would direct attention to their Season's Stock of 1 GUNS AND AMMUNITION Now landed, all of winch have been carefully selected from leading English Makers. 1887. SHOOTING SEASON, 188 7, G UN S. A M MUNI T lON. GUNS. Patent Action T>.lt. B.L. Hammerlflsa Guns, moililie.l mid full choke-Jinro Siiij-li- nnil Doulili! ttarrel B.L. Diini. Siiiuili' Mini |)oiili!<' Barrel Muzzle Lornling Onus. AMMUNITION. AMMUNITION Kloy'aCeli'limli-l Ammunition, I! L Carti-Mjii's, Haitii'lifO Cases, Wire Cartridge, Caps, (inn Waililins, etc.; (,'iirtia and llavvev's Spoiling Powders, etc. CHILLED SHOT. CHILLEP SHOT. I'lirtriil.-e Loading Implmnents, R.ule, Hc-cniijiere, Extract™*, tipple Keys, Timi Screws, Uaiue Gnu Cases, etc., etc. REVOLVERS. REVOLVERS. ÜBVOI.VEH AMMUNITION, Kl'MNfi GUNH, AND PISTOLS, etc., F/ra "AQUOL" OR WASHABLE WATER PAINT POP OUTSIDE AND INSIDE WORK. ' NO EXPENSIVE OIL OR | URPgNTjNE REQUISITE. Is roduiHxl to its working consistency by cold water. Is no longer Rolulile when once dry. Is perfectly fast and washable when reduced either with wato* «r oil. Is v great disinfectant, rendering vermin impossible. Is (Kwscssfd of enormous " body " or " covering power." I* used equally well on Wool). Stunk, Plastich, Ikon, ETC. If wanted to dry Hat it is thinned with water. If wanted with a gloss is thinned with oil. Colours in Stock :—Wiiitk and Stmnk CoLpvn. T. & S. MORRIN & CO., LIMITED, QUE EN STIIE 1C T . i . J. LEVY & SONS' ASSIfI.VJJP STOCK OF . GLOWING, MERCERY & HATS, Amounting to The Melbourne Drnpery and Clothing Company having purchased the Stock at Half-price, are now selling the same on the premises as above at one-halt the original price. The following lines are specially cheap: — 300 Pair Men's Tweed Trousers, \h 11<1 Levy's price, l. r )s 6d 350 Pair Men's Tweed Trousers, Gs lid „ „ 18a 0d! ■ 270 Pair Men's Tweed Trousers, 8s >Id „ „ 2fia 0d 170 Men's Tweed Suits, 29s Cd „ „ 50s Od 240 Men's Black Cloth Coats, 6s lid „ „ 30s 0d Youths' and Boys' Tweed Suits, 13s Gd „ „ 30s 0d Boys? Knicker Suits, 9s Gd „ „ 25s 0d 150 Men's Tweed Coats, 4s lid „ „ 27s Gd • 80 Men's Overcoats, 29s Gd „ „. GOs 0d I 100 Crimean Shirts, Cs lid 10s fid I 200 White Shirts, Is lid „ „ 4» Gd I 160 White Shirts, 2s lid „ „ 5s 9d 600 Scarves and Ties, 8d ... ... ... ... „ „ Is Gd 450 Scarves and Ties, Is ... ... ... ... „ „ 2s Gd 50 doz. Men's Hose, la ... ... „ „ Is Oil Hats at Half-price. Portmanteaus, Collars, Handkerchiefs, &C, AT HALF PRICE. ; THE MELBOURNE ORAPERY& CLOTHING CO. : ! ! Half-price Sale of J. Levy & Sons' Stock,



\XJ HAT T a X PA PB R S SAY. Th ugh tmeinrss meo still r-ry it's dull. An., ih:'thor ; -h < ~'.l> no hioff new, Jusr r..-.(iC! the p--wo>s c r. lu.ly. and you'll find vh-.i'b not quite true. The raon important it'in now, Nixt in the tDlegiai'lue new*. Is what they say liv 'In- c oui.try Of Dibbson his whitewash cruise. How ha's giving tho stmlchtcst tip About i,ver] tliinK he known, ' Including the List tun millions. And several other shows. But not, perhaps the B irniaiil Show, In tho cave »t A'a* sun's Bay ;- O,- tho Dibbs who bosses Rii-sia, 1 hough of Railway Frauds r.e may. You miy read of the Camib 11 clan, '! huir n ughty housh high-class pin ; Of new churns and the uneiuntoyed, ' And diunks thu poiicu run in.. Ot the tronblro in Council Hulin. Sunpenslons and contracts qu.cr ; Ardlh.-n yo . rand—th. murk itwell- Oi Clausen's <Jra> d Champagne Beer. Ac a bw.rnga for 'hs eon vale* cent and for tho-e whose nuw uou ix lojp&iied. it hue Ho eg ml. H.i» the ttnoft t'uiin -hit otn b>i admit.i&tored, t.r.ti is rec-Ti-nnori. d io i.ntirn's ot wt>,k conatl tutions aoil : ; ] votH *enii,. re.no v.fs by trie rnofit ur..min.-.r.t pi.i struma, in irt f.ren.o ta oil other braridd, a-i the pm-«-«,t and mo.it wholesome htimul.»-.t ob aiu-hle. It is kopt in all First clars Hotels everywhere, and everj body who drinku beor naturally aslui for CLAUSEN'S LAGER BEER. EHRENFRIED BROS., AUCKLAND, Wholesale Agents. __ W-EDOING CARDS.-Latest Style at the Stab UfecraoMo Works, Short and.fttreit Aii,-l:H.» o a