Births.

BURCH.—On the IthTkKjf, at Karakn, Thames, the wife of Mr W. H. Burch of a daughter. COOPER.-On May 10, 1887, the wife of Mr James l oopcr, Parnell, of a dautfhter. FOS HSR.—On May 7, at her residence. Willow street. Auckland, the wife of a A. Foster of a son. Thames papers please copy. TYNAN.-On May 3. tho wife of William. Tynan of a son.. Both doing:well. ~ WILLS.—At her residence, Otahuhu, on April 3D, ISS7, tho wife of Herbert W. Wills of a daughter.

Marriages.

ANB-REWS-SAGE.-On May 12, at St. Mat thew a Church, by the Row ,W. Ipbbs, Thomas Andrews, of Thames, Auckland, N.Z., to Emily, eldest daughter'of John bagc, Chawlcigh, Dovon, England. BOWERMAN-MA.HON.-At St. Benedict's Church. Newton, on Thursday, tho 21st April, by tho Very Reverend Father Adalbert O Sullivan, John N. Bowerinan, Esq., ot Napier, to Eliza, eldest daughter of the late J-ctnes Mahon, of this cily.

Deaths.

COTTON.-On May 12, at hor mother's resi dence. Lower Hobson-strcct, lunily_ Agnes Cotton ; aged 10 year 3 and S months, R.LJ:. . The funeral will leave Lower Hobson strcet for WaikomiU Ceiuotory, to-morrow (Friday), at 1.30 p.m. Me WILLIAMS.-On May 10. at Bird-in-Hand Hill. Tratncs. Islbolla McWilllAma; aged 32 years.

CHIEF POST-OFFICE.

Ktailswl 1 ! close aa under :— Tuts Day. For Thames, por Rotomahana, at 4 p.m. For Mangawai, per Ruby, at 5 p.m. • Friday, 13th Inst. For Greymouth (via Onohunga), per Herald, at For Taranaki and Southern ports, por \\ anaka, at 11 a.m. J ■; ' . For Cowes and Coromandol, por Coromandol, at llJb n.m. For Thames, per Enterprise, at 4.30 p.m. Fo? Tauranga and Opotiki. per Clansman, at 5 p.m. ■ < ■ ' '" , For WhlUangi. Gum Town, Upper Mill, and Talrun, per lono, at 5 p.m. For Whnnrarol Heads. Paroa, Walpu, Wangarel. lOuno, and Mangnpal. per \\ el- JinKton, at 5 p.m. For Thames, per Kotnkn, at 5,30 p.m. Saturday, 14th Inst, For Waiwera, To Kapa. and Warkworth. per Rose Casey, at 10 a.m. : Monday, 23rd inst. , ... . Per Alameda, as follows: • For Samoa, Sandwich Islands. United States of America, British Columbla.Contntl and South America, British and Foreign AVest Indies, at 3 p,m. For United Kiinrdom and Continent of Jin rope, at 3 pm. Money orders, registered letters, odd newspapers, at 1.30 p.m. Late letters, bearing an extra fee of Od in addition to the postage, will be recdi rod by tho mall agent- oh board the steamer tip to tne time of sailing. This mail will be due In London on June 27. S. B. BISS, Clilof Postmaster. :

LATEST. CABLEGRAMS.

; TERRIBLE RAILWAY DISASTER. I FIYJS PERSONS KILLED OVER FIFTY INJURED. [Reuter.] Melbourne, this day. By the Windsor five persons: weSsi;li'iillS|i|and over fifty in-: jured. The" kflled-'are.:—The driver; and stoker of the express, three pas-: sengers—viz,, Mr William Rinting, the wife of Doctor Foster, of South Jarxa, and Mr Parkes, Superinten dent of the Bank of Australasia. The latter, who had both leg* broken', died ■while under amputation. Two of the injured arc in a hopeless condition. - , The cause of the accident was the first train being disabled by an acci dent to the Westinghouse brake. The express following got the signal "all right" from Prahran, and oh turning a sharp curve entering Windsor saw the lights of the first train. The impact of the two trains was tremendous. The engine of the ex press was smashed to atoms; and the driver and fireman killed instan taneously. ;'- ;\ ,' : : ' ;.'.M '::'

The Plots Agai nst The Tzar.

Tnt " Times " correspondent at St, Peters buro- gars; "I hear that the names of the three principals in the intended crime of Sunday last are Craboff, GenoralofT, and Ostiperiko. The latter belongs to a Little Russian Cossack family. It may be re membered that the "Times" reported the discovery of a plot■ among tho Don 'Cos sacks last .spring, which was -prepared for. the intended visit,of the Emperor, with his eon to Novo TbUerkhsk.. Preparation's have again been commenced at this town for, the reception of th<& Tzai'.in.-.next May, ah'd it is hopped that the fntsh connection of the Cossack race with, the revolutionary elements will hot cause the Imperial .visty to be deferred a second time, In all pro bability the appearance of Cossack' names among'the arrested students is a, mere ac cident.. It is strange, liowevcr, that tho official <" G*aptte shook! now publish a long, wordy address of devotion and loyalty to the Tzar from the Cossacks of the don, in connection with tho discovery' of last spring.. 11 is suggested tJiat the would-be assets-. gins helped to get thernoelvee arrested at tho last moment, boeftuee th«v -»rere unwilling to. carry out the d««tardly deed, for which thoy had been chosen by theirfellow conspirators. They considered thehr lives oaferin the liahils of tho authorities than if they had been at liberty, tihreate>ue<i with a«sa«inatfoh by their confederates uj cttoo of failure. There is no evidence, howc-renr, t» support this theory, and it ie proiwhiy oaW th* r<wralfc of a belief, hitherto well fot«ja«d, tswi the Prussian polio* <w$ oi ftetiag ao prointly and cterwiy ft* tfe#y did. •i» fefed present case.. Th* poiloo fore© U .oertalnijr better organised 'toed directed mv thao ji> was at tb« time ot the njurdftf. oX At»xft«d#* Jl.. The Emporosr l**s «skw&&t» sppjrttclaMoiv of this fact, by mkiag: a jpr*K*i W £10,000 to Generoi Grower aad als defaw&vaifc The Bofliu s oi *hj» '' Daily Ke-fi-E " isays t&a*. m Ida? Nwsed hxm Ui Pctettfourg that a poiio» oSlcw, \rljd U sus pected ixrt. eaiy ci foe»*g % JfikOij*, ba4 of being implicated is &» r<m»M jylo* the Bmporor'a life, ■ wj&4« wW>u fee w*s fen-e*te<L .It* k SKw+niiy ,vrvn&te#L_ and is.said b? ia*T« 2»«d<j highly -ijepcrtaSs' di»eiee4Bg tiee sears* Of the cenv spiraoy. . ,- * - <"

The.music of tho son^f, ; " Gordoij of JCbai-tdiim,1' which was sung at tM lecture iv St. George's Hall on Monday nigjifc'.was. written by Mr .T. if. Pljilpott, oiIganfefciaridJ choiv> vw»«i'"-«¥ -x tfae Ispiphiuiv Ofajirdu;

A French Marquis.

He Is Sent to Prison for Three Yoars for Swindling. Osb of the social sensations of Paris th;s week has been the conviction of a veritable marquis for swindling. He has been sen tenced to three years' confinement. The convict is the Marquis Jean August Weinier De La Salle. This distinguished representative of the French nobility is a handsome and presentable man in the neighbourhood of 40 years of age. # He was a great favourite with the ladios, but he confined his charms to circles frequented by French cooks. Through his acquaint ance there, he secured the best of eating, and in a short time won the confidence of a retired cook who had scraped together a modest little fortune as manager of a good restaurant. He made madame, the cook, a marchioness and lived with herj for four years, during which time he ate up her pro perty in gay living and presented her in return with threo children. He thon pro ceeded to leisurely eat up half the €250,000 of his wife's mother. After reducing theso rctirod cooks to ab ject poverty the noble marquis was arrested, just.about as ho was beginning to pay his attentions to another prosperous cook in an other quarter of Paris. Horo he dropped his title and appeared under an alias. He had borrowed 3,800 francs of his new friend before he was discovered and arrested. He made no defence and submitted to his sen tence with indifforence.

London Unfortunates Sent to Canada.

Mr Labouchere cables aa follows fco the "New York World :"—The following com munication is from a lady who Ims lmd amplo opportunity of. seeing how children who nro sent to, Canada are treated. I con fess that I never had very great confidence in the advantages of the Canadian adoption system. Some of the children may be treated well, but I suspect that tho lob of a greater number is that portrayed by my correspondent; "I regret to learn that another batch cf little waifs, collected from our big cities, is about to be sent to Canada. Theso poor little folks, whoso lot here is indeed low enough, have at least in the land of their birth the sympathy and companionship.of their kind. Transported to the backwoods of Canada, amid dreary and strange surroundings, they arc there doomed to pass their unhappy childhood and youth, chopping wood, and, in fact, doing the meanest work, clad in the coarsest .raiment and subsisting on.fcho roughest fare, which is not always plentiful.1 Tho avorage Canadian rivals tho Yankeo in his eagerness for dollars. He spares neither himself nor others in [winsUking, scraping, protacted toil. Let me briefly describe a sceno of wUich I was an eye-witness, and which occurred a.few days ago. A.lady ar rived in Woodville, North Ontario, with a number of littlo English children for adop tion. On tho same day she gavo a very touching and eloquent description of the way children bad been collected and shipped to Canada. On the following morning the little boys and girls were placed on view in the village schoolroom, ranged in a row, as plavcs used to bedown South, for inspection. The news had been passed about, and the farmers and trades people had gathered to make their choice. Amon<rthogroup of little ones were two litfclo twin brothers, who did not seem to realise what was taking place. One fanner adopted ono of them and another farmer took the second, the home steads of the two men being nearly 100 miles apart. Tho hour had now come for them to bo parted, perhaps for ever, and at any rate fchoir very names were to be changed and their identity lost. No one save an eye-witness can imagine the look of sorrowful' amazomenfc depicted on the little fellows' facos when they realised in their boyish fashion what the call meant. A mother, 1 think, would rather boo her children taking the-chances of tho London streets than to be doomed to tho soul stirring existence of a Canadian home stead.' 7 •

Departures For Transvaal

(To the Editor.) Sin,- Owing to tho almost impossibility of getting work in the Thames valley, and as it will not p.iy to work the refractory ores in small lots, several of our beet miners have left for the Transvaal Goldfield, and many more are preparing to follow, as good accounts are daily coming from Borbertown and elsewhere, in South Africa. From the best information we can gather the means of communication between the Australian colonies and Port Natal are very bad. Apparently, tho only routo is by tho "French steamer-from Melbourne to Mauritius, and from there catch ship to Natal once every fourweeks. I think, under the circumstances, it would suroly pay some of the Auckland shipowners to lay on a vessel, as there is no doubt- she would have a full complement of passengers, and also cargo.—Yours, etc., Block 27. '

Re Shop Hours Closing Bill.

(To the Editor.) Sir, —I would like to ask the promoters of this bill, why liquor shops are not included in its provisions, and if it is in the interest of tho overworked (so called) employees, why are not the overworked domestic servants admitted to its benefit? If this legislation concerned the employees only, it would receive a larger measure of support ; otherwise it is an evidence of tho shortsightedness of those who wish to place another legal millstone around the necks of tho people in this over-governed land. Remember „the many absurdities already enacted. Remark has been made about Sir John Lubbock's similar measure at Horn?, and how generally it was agreed to ; hut no mention has been made of the monster meeting at Paddington against it, whero it was condemned as grandmotherly legislation.—Yours, &c., U.S.A. 1 -

Remember This.

I£ you are sick Hop Blttera vlll surely aid Nature In making you woll whon all clso fails. : If you arc costive Or dyspeptic, or are sufFer- ( ins: from any other of the numerous diseases of the stomach or bowels, it Is your own fault if you. remain ill, (or Hop Bittors is a sovereign romedy in all «uoh complaints, |If you are nervous age Hop Blttors, ", . ! If you have rough, pimply, or sallow slcln, bad breath,- pains' and aches, and fool miscrablo generally, Hop Bitters will ijlvo j-ou fair Bkinj rich blood, and swootost breath and health. j That poor.-bodriddon, ittvnlld, Vlfo, elFrtc/*r mother, or donchtcr can bo mado tho picfrw 'of houlth, by Amer'con C'o/s Hop Blttoro, <$$? ing but'a trifle. Will rotVloi thorn suttori 6'jfy*. I In »hort, they euro all diseases 6t the stflfspwif bowels, blood, liver, n*rre». kldnoys, 3!jjSft?s dl«ea«w. iJSOO will bo prtld for a caoo th?T ttIIJ pot cur« or holp. DmKßtat* and chomieffe keep IProseeato the Swlntftare!! 11 whim you outl fog 4merio«a Yto& JJJltewj («« green lurif of Boys M -tht vtwtlwd ««a py, Said^9 nami btaum pa tk* bolclti Om Tvtkaor aanat oat MurHtißX-bv^ Jre/r^A Merf Bit tor*, rvfiuwit a,n4»)mnßnt rv*ia* as rtt jmli • T}y»T; '(Mittti*'htM t*lc«« jre«» iadn<Jr for eniy khta ttt* iniiai kirn tot ti!*» trial *n4 him feim ((funigju fa* ti» luiMw, ajrd ir*> vißpor ywi Mbs*si\f m Mm (marmMn.

Tlw 0% Ocm&fiU biv» a? las* paoognlced tfia fad that tho SaoitAcr lae^otw, m G> CJoLdiij, k not ftblw to lr«% atUnd to fcha .ra«l.Wwii»»j}»Atlis« l«4dnp<w kirn, TWy Wire the«*fojr» appoiabjd Mr W; Q. Q»r rai-aa« an aawrtajiV To-cUy #mt> Worthy individual} pouM ba seen sailing along Quoan* street wjtii unregistered dogs in tew wbioh'jj^ ■ultimately landed..«*. tho ken neis,. $fiis a matter that sadly required attention, as there ai-e fair too ma«y owner less 'cxiye wandering about tljo stp*"^ of the city, ... ; .. | r

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THE. AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, MAY I^BB7.

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Auctions TO-MORROW, """ At 11 o'Cloek. ■ EDWARD LEYDON Will hold his usual "Weekly Sale of PRODUCE, POTATOES, HAMS AND BACON, Cheeso, Batter, Bisciuits, Tea, Fowls, &0., tec. * Also, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS,' consisting of—Suites, Chests of Drawers, Couches, Bedsteads, Sprint? Alattrasses, Tables, Ann Ciiftir. Cheft'onicrs, Waihstands, Dressing Tables, Ware, Carpet. Oilcloth, &c, &c. SATURDAY, MAY 14, ISS7, Afc2 p.m. UNDER BILL OF SALE. EDWARD LEYDON Has received instructions to sell at the rosidence of Mr Chas. Cunningham, Cracroft-strect, Parnell, by public auction, at 2 p.m. on Satur day, Uth, TTOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND H~B EFFECTS. Sec, &o. EDWARD LEYDON, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, At 12 o'Clock. THE HAYMARKET. For Bale, To-morrow, 1 SINGLE • SEATED HOODED BUGGY, in thorough good condition. Also, A Double-Seated HOODED BUGGY. ALFRED BUCKLAND. i 1 ______ TOMORROW. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. The undorslffncd has received instructions to sell by public auction, at tho stores of W. S. Laurie and Co.. Stahley-fitrcot, on Friday next, the 13th inst, at 10.IW o'clock. ABOUT 25 TONS SUPERPHOS PHATE, uioro or loss damaged. Terms at Sale. W. GARRETT, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, At Twelve- o'Clock. TO CONNISSEURS AND THE LADIES OF AUCKLAND. FANCY CHINAWARE, RUSTIC WARE, FANCY FLOWER POTS, FERN STANDS, HANGING FLOWER POTS, FLOWER HOLDERS VASES. T. M. JACKSON Has rcceivod instructions from the Importer to sell by public; auction, on tho premises, Queen sireet", next Mrs. Frrrow, fruiterer, on ihe above date, A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORT MENT of FANCY CHINA WARE, etc., ns above, coinprisitiß Kuncy Flower Pots, Fern Stands, Flower Holders. Rustic Vases, Bulb Stands, Crocus Vnsos.Tulij) Vnsea, Lotus Vases, Musk Pots and Stands. Violet Stands. Fruit Baskets, Hyacinth Potn, Fancy Cruet Stands, Candle St eks. Watch Stands, Honey Potn, Shell Cups, Wjiio Trays, Trinket Hnskets, Card Trays Eks Stands, Match Stands, Brush Trays, Fancy Jugs. Cheeso Stands, Toast Hacks, Gordon Trays, Fancy Tobacco Boxes, Dresden Baskets, n number of other articles too numerona to menriou. <■ ■ This consignment should meet with a ready Bale, as tho goods are of tho nowest and most fashionable make, having been specially picked over by tho Importer when at home. On view WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Catalogues in a few days, T. M. JACKSON, Auctioneer, VnlcanLane. W. 8. COCniUKE] [JAS. DACRH , TO-MORROW IRON FRAME -WALNUT PIANO, DRAWING ft DINING ROOM SUITES, BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRYCARPET3, CHIFFONIERS, AUSTRIAN CHAIRS, MOTTLED KAURI CHESTS DRAWERS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Tho subscribers will nell by auction, at their rooms, Quoeii-stroct, on Friday-next. May 13. nr. II o'clock, TXOUSEIIOLD FURNlTUßE.consieting JUL of Walnut Piano (Iron frame by Phillips Freros), Rosewood Pianos, ►'Austrian Chairs, Drawing and Diiiins; Room Suites, Whatnots, Fenders and Irons, Brussels and Tapestry Car pots, Iron and Wood licdstoads. Spring, Elax andPlairMattrossos, Foathdr Pillows, Bolsters, Paillasses, Blanket*. Quilts. Shoots, Wash stands and Ware, Drosning Tables, Mirrors, Wood and Ciino Chairs, H6cliingChairS, Round, Oval, and Square Top Tables, Perambulators, Bird Cages, Matting. Linoleum, Oilcloth, Filters, Dinner Service, Wedgwood Dessert Service, Kitchen Utcnsiln, American Cooking Range, l£tc. Etc. Etc. j SAMUEL COCHTtANE & SON, Auctioneers. TO MORROW, At Two o'Clock. ...STEREOTYPING PLANT, RUBBER, ENGRAVING, AND STENCIL PLATE PLANT, &c, &c. ON PREMISES OF S. U. GRIFFIN, WEL -1 ■ . ,„ LESLEY- S'f|IS?TM>VJEST. % sig T D. F. EVANS :■. ■ Is instructed to soil, under .Warrant of Distraint for Ront, and by Order of tho Oftlcial Aasigne.o, on tho Promisos of S. U. Grifiln, Welles oy strcctjWest, on Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, nnHE whole or the working. J Plant, Tools, Stock, kb^ comprising American and English Rubber, Engraving and Stencil Plato Plant, Stereotyping i'latif, &o.» C 25 Monograms. 50 Founts Type and Cases, 20 Fancy and Plain Borders, Screw Pr6ss, Trade Cards,-2'Lathos. 1 Battery,. Stock and Dies, 1 Pin Battery, 30 Trade Embl6ms, Sundry Lot of gßrass, Copper, Rubber, Tooli, &o. ( &c;, &c; SATURDAY, MAY 14, At Twelve o'Clock noon. SUPERIOR FURNITURE. / at vjctoria-roadTnouth shore. D. F. E -!V:A N S- ' Has rcooivod Inetruotion* from Mra. Hulme, to soil at her resldenco, Roscmonfc, Ddvoaport, Op posite Mr BnrtW's, oa Saturday, the Uth Inrt., : At twelva o'oloox noon, mHB WHOLE OJ HER BTOBRIOR S HOUSEHOLD FCBLVITURB, ooanprteißg rirtj hsadcome JY/ldinK fchp*f Cjioiz, sphola t©re4 in Bilk TawwUT ntfl Pin*h,.W*i»ut jFcuV Ugf TMjje. OeAaloiiftlOßßiTa.JPfrralaa PJt«i» Carpot, Hearavntif, WwlJßitta, E*gP* Ctmalnj tfnd, Brpas JMu&n, Bnroira. H**T,«? mmwL twA iw,t/)t«4 P!«on«», Ploittrjw. Onurra&ate, BA, Iron Frtncfti Jsea«teafl, Bprlßjf_JS«ttTds« 1 Mottled Kanri Prmewbw TftMc MdWrnßctsai. an Ana Cw*l TctletßeS. Fnimi Oh««V Dnlv»io, Cantsr^ Ctrrtaljvß.tw,, TkblCß, Atntrl* Bja^rood (Jnairs, CtUiO Jlooktuff Chnl'", jjinol«ui*, J.i^tWns.jßciwW*^ rug, tu>4 pntwrjr (ylaWsw&M, Orocfcwr. ffyohfln yt^tLjU*. C'wroer J'ioilcr, Pwambrthno^ Tocaa>, Qoix (Mwn, Vorsndah Bllha», Goat Irs jfUki Sec. • inrBBKBTH, AITKEK ivt> 06.,' I'JLJL :? ,i ■' ■ •■■ ,' I ' ! ! IIjCTION-KEns; liAN,D, JESTATB, AND ' COMMib'SIONrAGENTS. Regular Sales every Tuesday of Hides. Skins, ' > /"■*; / Wool, Tallow, etc. ■ / ■; ■ % -. ■£_ " "" CITY mabVtst.



Auctions. J TO-MORROW, 11 a.m. MARKET DAY. „ .<» -, j, « A RTH UR1 S M A"-prSr A. poultry, produce._XßU • AND GROCERY AUCTION MARKET. POULTRY DEPARTMENT. --, Fowls, Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Piscons, Canaries, Fancy Birds, Small f>K?^-, T >v n w PRODUCE. FRUIT, AXD GROCERY DE PARTMENT.-Table Potatoes, Auckland and Canterbury Pumpkins, Carrots, .Mol°n^.VA,i bagoa, Rhubarb, Canterbury and Auckland Bacon and Hams. Salt Butter, Good Cheese. Honey, Maize, Chaff, 8 kegs Taratiaki Butter, in lib"pots, 5 kega good Salt Butter. _?:■ FUUiT.-Pcars, Apples, Quinces, Lemons, &c. GROCERIES. ETU.-Toa, Coffeo, Biacuite, Lollies. Confectionery Candles. _ TTt> Also On sale privately at auction prices, nun- NITURE DEPARTMENT UP-STAIRS. food assortment of Pianos, a largo and vatfeu assortment of Household Furniture ana Effects, new and second-hand. TERMS.—Cash before Delivery. 0. HESKETH.) [A. AITKEN TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), . At Noon, IN THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN WINGS OF THE CITY MARKET. The Subscribers will soil by auction To-morrow (Friday), at noon, POULTRY- FOWLS, DUCKS, Geese. Turkeys, Pigeons, and 40 Pairs Rabbits. PIGS—Good Fat Pigs from Obeose Factories, Suckers, Porkers, etc. FRUlT—Apples, Pears. Quinces, etc. , PRODUCE—2O Tons Potatoes (Oamani and local). 0 Tons Onions. Pumpkins, Pie.ana Water Melons. 1 Ton Hams.and Bacon. 1U Kogs Butter, 10 Cases do., 40 Boxes do., m 1 rolls, 5 Cases Honey, in tins and combs, 60 Tons Lard, 50 Sacks Malt, 8 Tons Oatmoal, In M'» Also— 1 Horse, Hansom, and Harness, cornploto 1 Spring Cart, Pony, and Harness, in flrst class order 2 Buggies, 3 Spring Carts, 1 Dog Cart Harness, Bandies, etc., etc. , • ■ OiN'E WIND-MILL, Nearly New, Good as Now 1 Double-furrowed Plough 1 Chaff-cutter (superior) 1 Pulper 1 Lady's Gold Hunting Watch <■ Lot Sundries, Set Scales, Linoloiim, Venetian Blinds, Grates, Stoves, Chairs, Stool's, Tables. HESKETH, AITKEN, & CO. Auctioneer!. MONDAY, MAY 23, 1887, Afc 12 o'Clock. MARY-STREET, MOUNT EDEN. ALLOTMENT AND DWELLING. By Order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, at Auckland. B. TONKS & CO. Have boon instructed to sell, by public auction, on Monday, tho 23rd day of May, 1&87, at 12 o'clock noon, at their auction mart. Queen-' etreot, Auckland. '■-,■ MOUNT EDEN, MARY-STREET— Part of Allotment 2.5, of the Snib-division of Allotments! Sand !), of Section 6. Suburbs of Auckland, having a corner frontage U> Slary street of - r>2 fuet and VI foet, WITH THE DWELLING HOUSE THEREON ERECTED. Full particulars may be obtained, and the Conditions of Sule seen, at the auction mart of, B. TONKS & CO., Queen-street, Auckland. MONDAY, MAY 23, At Twelve o'Clock Noon. GEORGE STAINES'S PROPERTY, WORTH £4,250, TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE. VALUABLE CITY FREEHOLD PROPERTIES Or MR GEORGE STAINES. By Order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court. G. W. BINNEY & SONS Havo been instructed to sell by public auction, ' at their Mart, Corn Exchange, Fort-street, on Monday, May 23, at 12o'clock noon, •"VALUABLE QUEEN-STREET PRO- V • PERTY, Situated just'uboro tlio TOWN HALL SITE. i • This valuable site, being part of Allot ment 1, of Section 37, has a frontago to Qneen-Hlreet of 27 feet by nn average depth of 88 foot. The buildings consist of a substantial Wooden Building of i three (loors, comprising; largo ware house on tlio ground (loor 50 feet x 27 foot, with two tlreplncos and perfectly' dry: on tho othor floors Is a large shop 35 feet x 27 feot, and six dwelling rooms. The whole has been designed for easy convorsion into two shops and dwelling houses. The substantial character of this building renders it well adapted for storage or for a manufactory. Tne drainage is perfect. CITY OF AUCKLAND, CORNER OF UP PER QUEKN AND KIMVIN STREETS -Being Lot No. IS), subdivision of Allot met 0 and part of 7, of Section No. 7, having a frontage to Queen-street of 33 feet,by a de^ih of i! 9 feet to Edwin-street A splendid site for store, and thoroughly drained. CITY O!F AUCKLAND, ARAWA STRTSET, KYBEIt PASS ROAD, ad joining Mr Roid's—A 0-roomed Cottage, 33 feet x 100 feet; city water, well drained, oven, registered grata, drcß3ors. fixtures, and sido entrance with double : gatop, being Lot No. G2 of tho subdivision of allotments 1 and 5, and part of nllot incnt NO; 8, of section 8 No. 8 Of the ~.. suburbs or Auckland, such ' picco or parcel of land being part of allotmont No. 5. ,; . ■ ~ ONEnUNGA, QUEEN-STREBT. r- Allot nioht 12, with a frontage of 33 foot Ky 05 foet. Cardwell-stroet—Allotment 71, 33 foot by 95 feet; good business sito, and " adjoining the residence of Mr Bates. PUHOL—Nos. 36 and 40, c'enlaining 165 acres of hoavy bush ianrt, adjoining , Optain Krippner'i, with a Rrood road through the property, and near the river. NORTHCOTE. Parish of Takapxma, Stokes' Point-Doing Allotments, 12, H, 15, and 18, of part Allotment 8, with wat«r frontage to Littlo Shoal Bay, each 50 foot frontage with depths of llfl to 210 feet. Thoso allotments arc exccnentlr.situatcd for view, residence, or business sites, containing 8 rood* and S per»he», moro or less. ■ ■ : | BIRKENHEAD, Parish of Takapuna- Being Lots i to 15, and 58 to 61, Palmor ston-street, 66 feot to 71 feet frontages. ThcßO allotments aro well-situated, being' within a short I distance of tho New Zealand Sugar Company's Works, and adjoining the property of Mr Hammond, being sub-division of Allotmont No. 6i. TERMS AT SALR. Further particule.ro can bo obtained at ths Office of the Auctioneers. FRIDAY, MAY 27, V t ki T»o o'Clocb p,m. ebapp, BY ORDER Off TUB REGISTRAR QF THB BUTRBMB COITRT. VAILS * DOUOLAS Will artlV auctem, a( rtdp Lwnd Salo Robtfts, 8hortlaB(I-9ti)r»*t, A L~b THAT PARCEL OF LAND. jt\^ beljjf Lot Ijtatl f?uMi vision of Allotment pPO, ofSoctiOn », BmMijrba ofAucikland, having a" wronterfß ta Yermout-StreGt of 40 fcefe, by a depth *of 100 rodtj together with tho ! TWO NEWLY tfIALT cfOTTAGES thereon orocted. - VAILE t DOUGLAS, i -■ I,pd and Estate Auctioneers, ghortland-



Anctloag- _„_ TO-MORROW, At Eleven o'Clock. PRODUCE, POTATOES, ONIONS, POT PLANTS, Etc. < walterTjTdowden Will sell by public auction to-morrow (Friday).- ; ■ at eleven o clock, POTATOES, Maize, Qat^l«m, Chn1 -~ Fowl Wheat, Pollard, VmT.\Oa.Uu Tea, Candles, Sugar. Rico, Bruits, liao. .. . Hams, Buttor, Cheese, Honey, etc., etc. : C. E. PAG K T| [A- W.J. RALSTON TO-MORROW; ftt Elbvon o Clock. PAGET & RALSTON Will soil by auction rt their Central Mart, Queen street, To-morrow, at 11 o'clock 3harp. POUTRY - Fowls, Ducks, Turkoys, FRl&Ss^ncef'piaKanaU ""PRODUCE. - Potatoes. Onions Pumpkins, Swede Turnips, Oats. Mateo, Briui, Bljafl. Udm% Bacon, Cheese, Salt Buttor, 2 boxesLggs, *< oASo e. a Greocerieß, Kew Furniture, Fancy Goods, Clothing and General Sundries. PAGET & RALSTON, Auctioneers. ■\\TOOh, HIDES, SHEEPSKINS, W TALLOW. ~ HUNTER & NOLAN, !_ Auctioneera. Public Notices. . PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. Crown Lands Office, _,» . Auckland. April 25,1887. j It is hereby notified that the Land 3 enumerated in tho Schedule horeundor will be open for selec tion on application at this Office on and after FRIDAY, the 13th day of May next. . , Forms of application, etc., can be obtained at this olllce, at tho Land Office. Tauranga. and at the Po3t-blllccs,Kohukohu,llawena,,Waltakcrei, and Tauranga. - ■ , D. A. lUIjB, Commissioner of Crown Land 3. SCHEDULE. ,: PAnisn of Te Papa (Onopi).-Lots ul2 and 512 a, 49a 2r each ; annual rental, £2 9s Cd each. Ixito 513, MBa, oil, a«d silA, 4Sa each: £.1 Ss each. Lots 515 and 545 a, Ma each; £2 10s each. Lot 516,17«, f:l It. Lot 646 a- 47a 2r, £2 7s M. LotSH. ite., £3 !s. Lot 517 a, 47a 2r, £2/sod. Lots 518 and SJBA, 50a each ; Ci 10s each. Tho above Sections are Forest Lands of very goed nualitr, -R-eU watered, situated about ,11 mile« from Tanranga. on |ho main coach road Tauranga to Rotorua. | * Paribht or Waipareiha (xk,vr .Swakson Statiox).—Lot 175,16 a 3r; annual rento.l,'£2 7s; Lot 175, 49a; £2 SM.Lot 177, 19a lr; £2 ft* 6d. •Lot 178,12 a 2r; 12s 6d. i ■Mangamuka S.D.-niock X, Sec. 1,3!a0r20p; annual rental. £1 18s Cd. Section 2, 3!a2r: £1 Us 6d. Sec. 3,19 aOr 30p: £1. Seo. i. loa 2r 30p; 10s. Bee. 5,13 a. lr. 20p.; 13s Od. Sec. 0, 22a lr; £1 Ta 6d. See. 7. 4a 2r lOp ; 10s. Sec. S, 2Ua 3r 30p;£110s. Soc. 0.21 a 2r; £1 Is Gd. Situated close »o Township of Kohukohuand Sawmill on tho Hokianga River. Parish of Omaha.—Lot 13U, 50a: £2 10s. ■ HO P i^l TTI N G S.j WANTED, WOOD OR GLASS PARTITIONING, AT ONCE, FOR DIVIDING OFFICES. Apply - J. 11. WITHEFORD. ;-; , - Shoriland-strect. "OUTTERICK'S CUT " PAPER PATTERNS. PATTERNS FOR f Ladies, Misses, Boyg, and little children of. both sexes, Comprising all tho latest London Fashions, Together with Sheets and journals illustrating same. Can be obtained from M. BACON .. .. QUEEN STREET. J.&W. WILLIAMS .. NEWTON. MUNRO & CO. .. PONSOXBY ROAD. 11. G OSWALD .. PONSONBY. MISS THORNTON .. NEWMARKET. MISSFISHKR.. .. PARNKLL. W. P.OGILVIE .. VICTORIA-ST M or , G. J. JACKSON, Stationer, Onchunga. ANY Of OUR AGENTS' THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY. NORRIE & KEMPIAY, 21, ELLIOTT STREET, AUCKLAND. Sole Wholesale Agents for'Kcw Zealand. J^R. HENLEY'S DISCOVERY; The constituent parts aro daily used by tho ft P H!tSlCia? 5 of Eni:°P° ancl Americiv in their practice, whorecogniso in celerv'the^bost nervine known. Tho extract of 'beof 'is iiiost nutritive and invigorating:, while the ■ iron a a tonic for: the blood and food for tho brain. To be obtained from all chemists,' ' :' S HA R L A N D & C O, WHOLESALE AGENTS.



J ; -BOTCHES,] [J.-GROOM. HAVE FORSALE:- Rod and fiar Iron, Wire Nails, Fonclngßarb Wire, Rooflnj- Iron, Bash Weights, Buckots, Tabs, Bprlns*. and Patent Axl.os, Goarao and Finis Bolt. '■ *'<< ■ , thJifl • ■ . "■--.■; S ';;' (ihO OM, B V TOHJ R, .& . O O,> -■: ■■■. ■ . FORT-STRiEET. fb • TatWHCWB.SII.] ;: ; .



A COUNTRY RESIDENCE IN THE CITY.—7-rooined House, verandah two sides; good bearing vino in conservatory, to' on lcaao, with purchasing clause, with nearly two acres of orchard.■ within twoyiy niifir utes of Queen-street: or win be sold a bargain



Licensing Kotlces. "pANMUBE LICENSING DISTRICT. T ARTHUR COB, of Panmure, being the holder of a Publican's License in respect of the house and premises situate at Panmure, do hereby give notice that I desire to flbtain. and wn I at the next licensing meeting toi be ho den v Panmure on the ninth day of June, 1887, '■■■,)■) lor a transfer of the said license from ■ i;*o!f. to Arthur E. Heard, my appointee. , ;;atcd the twelth day of MajUSa^ i ■ ■■ : ■ ' "DANMURE LICENSING DISTRICT. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A 1 PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. I ARTHUR E. HEARD, of Panmure, hotol keeper, do horeby ffivc notice that 1 desire to .obtain, and will at the next licensing meeting Ito be holden at Panmure, on tho ninth day ot Juno, 1887, apply for a certificate authorising the issue of a publican's license foFa house situate at Panmure. and known by the sign ot tho Panmure Hotel, containing nine rooms, exclu sive of those required for tne use 6fl the family; Dated th e twoAfth day ofMa^l^^^, TVTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR AS transfer of license. AUCKLAND-NORTH. I JOSEPH BOULTER, of Auckland Publi can' do hereby give notice that I desiro to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing McctiDg to be holden at Auckland on theOth day of June, 1887 apply ior a certificate authorising the issue of a pubiioan's license for a house situate at Wellesley street, Auckland, and known as the "Shamrock Hotel," containing 13 rooms, ex clusive of those required for th« uso of the , tefetto9ftWrfM^- BQULTER . WOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR i>l A PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. AUCKLAND EA3T. I PETER FRANCIS PURCELL, of Auck land. Publican, do hereby give notice that1 I desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Auckland, on the Ist day of June, ISB7, apply for a Certificate author: ising the is-uo of a Publican's License for a House situate at Upper Qneen-strect, Auckland, and known as the Queen's' Head Hotel, con taining thirteen rooms, exclusive of those re uired for the use of tho family. . Dated the 9th day of May,: 1887.- P.F.PURCBLL.; : ED E N TERRACE ,. LICENSING DISTRICT. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A PUB LICAN'S LICENSE. ~; • :■ I, LOUIS BALLIN. of Auckland, Publican, do hereby give notice that I desire to obiain, and will at tf.c next licensing meeting1 to be bolden at the Insuranco Buildings, Queen-street, Auck land, on the Bcvcnth day of June, 1887, apply for a < ertiflealc authorising the issue of a pub lican's license for a house, situate at Eden Ter race, and known by the sign of Yo Eden Vino Hotel, containing eighteen roones exclusive of those required for the use o£ the family.. Dated tho ninth, day of May, 1887. .LOUIS BALLIN. qvrOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A i.l PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. I, CATHERINE GODKIN,.of Epsom; near Auckland Publican, do hereby give notice that I desiro to obtain, (and will at tho next"licensing meeting to be holden at the Epsom Hall, Epsom, on the 3rd day of June, ISS7. apply for a ccrti flcato authorising the issue of a publican's license for a house situate at corner of Onehunga and Great South \Kotds, Epsom, containing 17 ■rooms, exclusive-of'those required for the use of the family : * -! ..: ..-: Dated the 9th day of May, 1887. . ■■,„...,;CATHERINE GODKIN. ' ] Owner* name :J. C. Siccoitßß. . ~ ■ WOWICK LICENSING DISTRICT. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A PUBLI CAN'S LICENSE. I, OLIVE SARAH HINDLEYj of Howick, Publican,, do horeby give notice thatl desiro to obtain, und. will at the next licensing meeting to be ho den at Ilowick, on the fourtti dity or" Juno, lSß7i' apply for ai certificated-authorising tho issue of a publican's.license for a'house, situate at Howick,-and known by the sign of the Prince of Wales Hotel, containing eleven rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family. : . Dated the 3th day of May, 18S7. ■' OLIVE SARAH, HINDLEY.



Licensing Kotlces. "pANMUBE LICENSING DISTRICT. T ARTHUR COB, of Panmure, being the holder of a Publican's License in respect of the house and premises situate at Pannrure, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain,- and "-ill at the next licensing meeting toi be ho den it Panmure on the ninth day of .June,-1887, * -../l- for■ oi transfer of the said license £rora ■'■• iUo!f. to Arthur E. Heard, my appointee. ' >ted the twelth day of May.^7.^ , jfTi - ■ ;- ■"■ ■" ■ "DANMURE LICENSING DISTRICT. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A 1 PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. . I ARTHUR E. HEARD, of Panmure, hotol ; keeper, do horeby give notice that 1 desire to and will at the next licensing meeting !to be holden at Panmure, on tho ninth day or Juno, 1887, apply for a certificate authorising the issue of a publican's license for*a house situate at Panmure. and known by the sign of tho Panmurc Hotel, containing nine rooms, exclu sive of those required for tne use Of the family; Dated the twelfth day °^f 7h EA RD, WOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR JY TRANSFER OF LICENSE. AUCKLAND jNORTH. I JOSEPH BOULTER, of Auckland Publi can do hereby give notice that I desiro to obtain and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Auckland on theOth day of June, 1887, apply " or a certificate authorising the issue of a pubiioan's license for a house situate at Wellesley street, Auckland, and known as the "Shamrock Hotel," containing 13 rooms, ex clusive of those required for th« uso of the May,^n BOULTER: TVTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR J_H| A PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. AUCKLAND EA3T. I, PETER FRANCIS PURCELL, of Auck land. Publican, do hereby give notice that1 I desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Auckland, on the Ist day of June, 1887, apply for a Certificate author: ising the is-uo of a Publican's License for a House situate at Upper Qneen-strect, Auckland, and knowh as the Queen's' Head Hotel, con taining thirteen rooms, exclusive of those re uired for the use of tho family. , Dated a y^ pußc]jLL^ EDEN TERRACE' LICENSING DISTRICT. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A: PUB LICAN'S LICENSE. ", I, LOUIS BALLIN. of Auckland, Publican, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain,'and will at the next licensing meeting1 to be bolden at thelnsuranco Buildings, Qucen-strcot, Auck land, on the seventh day of June, 1887, apply for a < ertiflealc authorising the issue of a pub lican's license for a house, situate at Eden Ter race, and known by the sign of Yo Eden Vino Hotel, containing t'ightetjn roones exclusive of those required for the use of the family. Dated tho ninth, day of May, 1887. .LOUIS BALLIN. nVTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A i.l PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. ■i I, CATHERINE GODKIN, .of Epsom, near Auckland Publican, do hereby give notice that I desiro to obtain, [and will at tho next"licensing meeting to be holden at the Epsom Hall, Epsom, on tho 3rd day of June, 18S7. apply for a certi ficate authorising the issue of a publican's license for a house situate at corner of Onphunga and Great South J-totds, Epsom, containing 17 ■rooms, exclusive-of'those required for the use of the family. . , • : lit . .-: Dated the 9th day of May, 1887. , • . ' .',., .........■■ CATHERINE GODKIN. ' . Owner* name :J. C. BiccoitßH. ~ HOWICK LICENSING DISTRICT. -,— : <;-,. -■ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A PUBLI -, ■ CAN'S LICENSE. I, OLIVE SARAH HINDLEYj of Howick, Publican,, do hereby give notice thatl desiro to obtain, unil \\ ill at. tho next licensing meeting to be ho den at Howick, oil tho fou rtd dity of Juiio, 1587,' apply for ai cortifleate rauthorising the issue of a publican's.license for a'house, situate at Howick, and known by tho sign of the Prince of Wales Hotel, containing elevon rooms, exclusive'of those required for the use of the family. : . . ■ Dated the 3th day of May, 18S7. ?! OLIVE SARAH HINDLEY. XFOWICK LICENSUSTG, DISTRICT. NOTICE OF APPLICATIONFOR TRANSFER • • OF LICENSE. ■■■■■ '; ■ ~.'■■ 1, STEPHEN CIHLDS, of Howick, being.the holder of a Publican's License in respect, of tlio1 house'and premises sittiato'.at Howick,. and known by the sign of the Prince of Wales. Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain; and will at the next mooting to be holden .at Howick, on the Ith day of June, ISS7, apply for a transfer of the said license frohl ■• mfsclf to Olive Sarah Hindloy my appointee.'!•: . Dated the Oth day of May, 188 T. -.■'•■' ;;; i ; Stephen childs.



XFOWICK LICENSUSTG, DISTRICT. NOTICE OF APPLICATIONFOR TRANSFER • • OF LICENSE. ■■■■■ '; ■ ~.'■■ 1, STEPHEN CHILDS, of Howick, being.the holder of a Publican's License in respect, of tlio house'and premises sittiato'.at Howick,. and known by the sign of the Prince of Wales. Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain; and will at the next mooting to be holden .at Howick, on the 4th day of June, ISS7, apply for a transfer "of ihe said license frohl ■• mfsclf to Olive Sarah Hindloy my appointee.-"!•: . Dated the Oth day of May, 188 T. -.■'•■' • ' STEPHEN CHILDS.



LICENSING NOTICE:(SF' APPLICATION FOR A ( PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. I, George MirpmsH/, of Parnell, Hotelkcopor, do hereby Rive notice that'l desire to obtain, and will, at tho nc.ttliccnfting meeting: to holdcn at Parnell, on the fourth 'day of JUNK, ISB7, apply for a ccrtillcate authorising thoissuo 'of a I'nbliean's License for. a house situate1 at Mnnku.i Road, and kno^yn by the sigu of tho Windsor Castle Hotel, contain^ fourteen rooms, exclusive of those required for tho. use of tho family. Name of owner, .-••■: ; .- : .. : GEORGE MITCHELL. !. Dated tho 9th day of May, 1887.



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T ° TT:nr^ . Tenders will be recei^T • ■ ', 8 H&JT Tenders will be received nntnv l V DAY,MaylMorU leC om2^V ff House in Pitt-street. , aot«D^^B Plans, etc., may bo seen nr George's Hall, Newton. -^ftS C<ALE OF OLD BlfflJlH :■■;■ WOODHILL. '^;- I Tenders will be received m't n v, "'"i ''•' c' DAY, 23rd mat., for-thrrPnSJk 1 now erected at fc4» Particulars can be obtainedJmNSHK the Resident Engineer™ k a4^«i tenders must be addressed' ! accept! 811651 °' m * >■: NEW ZEALAND RAILWAY i IRON CASTINGS, fl General Manager's Offilffl ' * Wellington,'9thM^»sj SEPARATE WRITTENf- TEvll' will be received at this Office up i of MONDAY, 6th June, 1887, for tho eHS - Delivery, at Auckland, of » .7H»S IRON CASTING? - •; Specifications and' forms of'Tcnjer't^H obtained at the llailway Store fic'/fflw^ Tenders to be addressed ■ 'toI''thi^Pi Manager, New Zealand .Uailways" Wt^Kli and marked outside ■'■ Tender for 6aSBPB The lowest or any tendcrwill hotiSßii be accepted, and telegraphic tenderntHl be entertained. . '■■ ' :»-*I»S By order, ■ ■ -'-IS J^E ■ J. 'P.! MAXWELL-*, .Ml General Manager, NcwZ^JandlkiHl Late Advcrtisemenli I A FPRENTICES for, DresamakJ^Bl J^k. ting and Fitting taught,, alto SHI - Miss Marshall, .Upper Vincent'Str'e&i!HE 'ANTED, two:youngladies|^H| tices to the Sales.—Apply^'b^^M^ Smith and Caughey.' ''"'• •;"!■- 'W^A I^OR SALE, at Cochrano's'/AiictiiflßP a very rare work out of print 4p Mysteries or the Court of London, OvrpSßK .Fourth." ■ Eight;Large:sy-otejf£BlJtenH| ANIEL JOHNS, of Cambridgej^H was at Thursday ißland.iDleaa JB municate with. A. ,J. yogtm,;,a'i| i^K immediately. g;^ WANTED, T.eriders %jShinfS»wH tage.—Apply before noon to-monwßß Alex. Lynch, Gleeson'S' Hdfel;'oi.-Nii!l,iiMP|| O LET,- 'Newtba^'RoSay'-fewJj House; water laid on: 3 flreplMlll^B| run for fowls ; ■rc'iit 9s 66 .—Apply MridattMBn Fruiterer, liarangahapeßiiiii!. ' "EjAOPv SALE.clqee to thevPonamhwnlH b* eight-roomed house. £J3o.£iocas}i:'{lißßi roomed house, £J50,•. £30<'~ca&;;ti?mH house, £250, £10 cash. The housesaMtenH convenient, and must bo'BbldifSll^^W corner Ponsonby and FrankMn-P^di^j^B lOYCLE for Sale, RudgBJNW^H now, cheap. — Melboumtf'l&'llSJM Market-street, oft" Cook-Btre6t.ag.,ijMfeH j£fe*£j&- The steamer RUBY lcav^VTOSflHlh Mangawai, near which placftWJ»W lies stranded on the beach. ■ lAII pcoot» csted will thu3 have an. ODportumSomia ing the vessel. Upon return of infWjffl be decided whether to call for tentoMS launching and delivery of thc:TW||| land, or how best to deal with hr. ' . ~, ~v'V~ I^| UN E DIN J0 C XII CL'Ji. THE CHAMPAGNK STAKES. 12. W ~ rf: ■■■ X :.-! (six fubi.om.«.| •' " h For two year olds..'.A>wej?S^^B each, with 250sovs added. ...P«»yiß fillies and greldings, 5st I;7lb>^e:JtWß •the Welcome Stakes, l{W#!f||^l race (not a handicap) ofjthe ;adyprpW=J«l| of 200sovs (notwitiistanding,any.nilOß» 1 contrary) to"carry 71bs extra; of, 'M*2 such races lOlbs extra.'P'hoW« m m* rceeive oOsovs from the stakes; PfH . to receive 25spvs from the stake«.,Ao!™« lscv; acceptance, lsovs on.g^rtalCßWg 1S83; and oso vs before .9; o™*S t Si before the race. Non-startersforfcKMf payments -WUr;clpsp; e .a!4«; TIIURSDAY.'May 2C,1587, ai,theoffi«o!w Dunedin Jockey Club, Dunedin.. ■■■■■■-- SYDNEY-J#% ■■'■'■■ V- :;,;::!; 4^p W ANT eTTP« I JUBILEE REJOICINGS. ■ We have just openect qutan immense: sHiPMENT.oF wistroffl Comprising everything No^nUM^ .?.- r:Jo i:. >"jUBiEEE TWEEDS,;- : Specially to our ordef (can't be.go|j»J[ , else in Auckland). JUBILEE WORSTeBI JUBILEE SUITINGS ■;';; : JUBILEE OVERCOAT^ :::; i; jubilee;tbousebr» -- ''• ' :'' ■--■ '■'("ill "• ■■■' Tho demand for abovo Kop4B^.f. o<^e! lr'1 "•■ mostsangmne expectations., #t Customers will kindly book ftdr C®m . —aM profenfr^aprolr-tnicßt.. M NO ADVANCE IN P* SPECIAL LINE OF ;MpjGIEtJJ* * ■" ' weeks only), to nicasiiro, 353 lio«i „, Everyone can afford to bo WoMrcsrc^x Majesty s Jublloc. "Yeni, Yroi^Vici." t ■;, ; The Largest Tailoring Oonoernin Kew. AUCKLAND CLOTHINa cOJIPAi MKUCHAKftSSgi^ MANUiOAm lffl ß.^ lTl^a TOBACCONIST, &o, ( ,KARl>r, , ROAD (next OUTTOBAQOOfIASg^pI JSvfiv? ascription of -VU>«)l 4l ' Roptv:v'ea;to proer _ _—^LsffiSp1 REGULAR SUPPMf Pf!^S||| Applr jojnfOTS^^