CABLEGRAMS.

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VOLCANIC OUTBREAK.

;; T nurjJ DESTROYED IN CALI - l JEOKNIA. , :.'::;:quE4iv^S T bg life. : ; • (RfiUTEIt'S TELEGRAM:) ; , :;•■;' London, May 9. have occurred in California '),;,4i the town of, Montezuma has.been desfcroyerl. . • l, ijj fl loss of: life is great, and erior - 'iiimace has been caused uy the mows." 1 ","' & #te(Lo«tbreuk. , .-. I jiany heartrcn*!1 1 scenes were-wit- devastated district.

THE IRISH CRIMES BILL.

' -|i|KOIIS OPPOSITION.^ ; , ;.|'R'KUTKI<'S.| $?s:■ London, May 10. t .;/ousb of Commons has been ,'.'!'-'j'|ni"lit in committee on tho $$01. -Owing to ohstruc ■ iiikHrtture-was twice adopted. S1 Mr Strtitli; First Lord of the >' ,T W a || .-reinunnng amendments JleOliarcl Cowtney, Chairman of Li#,™ fusod t0 P uttlie q uesti Q n > j'liltimately the amendments wero «pod Singlyi aiid iejecfcedi

IRISH AGITATION IN CANADA.

' -(rVEfJTtm'M TELEGRAM.) .;,;,-.,. New York, May 10. $0 (jj'ftieu, the Nationalist leader, i Ink for Montreal- and Ottawa. Ten series of Irish Nationalist demon- arranged in connec tion with the visit of O'Brien to that (otiiitry.' Active "opposition, however, jj HP manifested by the loyalist {Kliw/ofdiepcnple,

THE CABLE 'RATES.

Proposals by the Eastern H Extension Com j»auy. " 'liuolm's TELEGRAM.).'; ' ■{CI • ~;: Sydney, May 10. to'JasitTn.. Extension Telegraph ffipUkVie submitted to the Aus- AGovenaments a pioposal for a 'ranitii'of- 'their annual revenue, Walk average of the past three pfp period of thirteen years,the oMeen England and Australia ik'kxa shillings a word, and the (knjany to have freedom from com jffijl). , vjiut; :.:'•« :«h ■'"'-■'

AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.

taarcK's Fra*lsn'tf »ss* Annoys ■..- Austria. .' ;.' ; ,|PRKSS ASSOCIATION] . ;„','. ■-•";' '~,... toNDON, May 9. Prince Bismarck's revelation that takiAhdrassy and M. Tisza had Wly ! agreed with Russia, prior to fte.Tnrkish war, to mam tain neu traW |, in return for an, Austrian occupa % oLßostiia..-and' Herzegovina, is toing dismay in Vienna and irritation fiTaili?" v "' • ,1 '" :V '~

ENGLISH MAIL SERVICES.

' [ftKOTiiirs TF.T.ICORAM.'J ' London, May 10. ,% (Agents-General have proposed Welostmaster-General that a three s'™! ;rate ''of -postage' should be carried .wholly by sea W*JeniEt)glaridand Australia,. 'Mr-Mes, adopting the suggestion, W«ed'that 'a-clause should 'be in- in the new niaiL contract provid priaii- alternative route via Ply- '"\ ;: •;'■;''';;';. : ;^

IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.

i*ro«ee<liiigs Closed. ■ [redteus cable."] .' : 'V I London, May 10. , 3tday's\sitting of the Conference ?"*! the question -whether the f.^rs of.the colonies were bound "the advice of the Executive |js^ith regard to pardons and Po^s-of1 Parliaments.; . /' p.teirabili'ty of securing; unifor- Ittgtßßturns'of the next census »cotistdered: :- • • Wpis, Queensland, reviewed 2 kof ■s? ': J&sferehce;, and . ex r*»Eoafifieai; hope that •th c result r! eth^efrom in the future would S^ti the Empire arid dtaw the R^r.to Great Britain and to; "P^^iv-i ' '■ ' * ''•■•'; "- : Ira Polland \ heartily concurred in y f. and formally declared, the . : ' ■ ' ;•

THE IMPERIAL INSTITUTE

11•150,000 SUBSCRIBED. * IiOWD©??, May 10. C;! een wil] lay the foundation L'-wolihperial Institute on the Over £150,000 has <. be °i subscribed for the In .Great Britain alone. The Ware Preparing and will Vnh' % We^:, ft pcheme providing Op°<ntaeht of a thoroughly

ADDRESS TO THE QUEEN.

London, May 9. ■ The Lord Mayor and Aldermen iof the,city of London to-day presented a Jubilee address to the Queen at Buck ingham Palace.

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN LOAN.

. , London, May 10. Tenders for the South Australian 4-percent, loan of the mini mum of which was fixed at 101, were opened to-day. The total amount sub scribed was Tenders at ;£IO2 18s receive 75 per cent., above that amount iv full.

COLONIAL NATIONAL DEBTS.

'SIR WM. FLTZHERBERT AND SIR D. BELL DEFEND THEM. (heutee's telegram). ■/■ : "; : London, May 11. . At a meeting of the Colonial Institute lust night, Mr Baden-Powell read a paper on colonial securities. Sir Wm. Fitzherbert took' part in the debate which followed. In the course of.his speech ho declared that there was no ground for the English people to fear that the colonies would repudiate their liabilities. Sir Dillon Bell also spoke, alluding to Fronde's " Oceana," and de nounced the author's comments on New Zealand. : \, , (PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

HANLAN AND BEACH.

London, May 10. Beach Jg the favourite in the betting in his forthcoming match with Hanlau.

HOME RULE MEETING IN NEW YORK.

New York, May 10. At a meeting in this city last night Wm. O'Brien, the Irish National leader, delivered a violent speech against the Marquis of Landsdowne, Governor-General of Canada. .

INSURRECTION IN CRETE

'CONSTANTINOPLE; May 10. In consequence of the recent dis turbances between Mussulmen and the Christian populatioiv in Crete, the Turkish Government have ordered two ironclads and five battalions of, troops to proceed to the island. . Latest ad vices from Crete report that order has now been restored. . .

THE AFGHAN REVOLT.

.- -. -.THE . AJIJSSR HOMMSG ...HIS- OWN. ; ■■»-..■ (HEUTEIi's TICLEORAM.) ;-mrzp r.' • -London, May*9. .In the House of Commons to-day, replying to a question, Mr Gorst, Under-Secretary for India, stated that the latest news 'from Afghanistan showed that a number of actions had been fought between the Ameer's troops and the rebels. Both sides claimed victory, but there was j un doubted information to prove that the Ameer was his own, and had strongly fortified Herat.' '• .

THE TONGAN INQUIRY.

Return of High Commissioners [h cuter-.] ' Sydney, May 11. ...The steamer Gunga, which arrived to-day from Suva, reports that H.M.S. Diamond, with Sir C. Mitchell and Chief Justice Clark, the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Tongan outrages, aboard, has arrived at Suva from Tonga. She brings news that tlie Baker inquiry has been concluded.,: In consequence of some treaty which the island is under, nothing has yet been directly 1 arrived at. The Home'autho rities will deal with the recommenda tions of the Commission. The officers of the Diamond are veiy reticent on the Subject." " "' .■..;;■' .-.'1... ....,- !,...J,„- ~..

THE NEW HEBRIDES QUESTION.

Reported Amicable: Settlement • ' - - ' ' London,- May 11.'' " Le Temps" States that it jis believed that M. Waddington and the Marquis of Salisbury have arrived at.an amicable '• settlement 'of the": New Hebrides question.;- - •,,.■ ,*...

AUSTRALIAN' NEWS.

\; /i; /' (REUTERS.) ■' THE AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL /PROVIDENT SOCIETY. ,;; "... Sydney, May 10. The Chairman, Mr Goodlet, and the Deputy-Chairman, Mr Ivess, have re signed their positions on the Board of Directors of the Australian Mritual Provident Society.; - , /-.

SUCCESSFUL EXPLORATION IN NEW GUINEA.

• ' ' - ' CoOKTOWN, May 10, The expedition in the Victory to New Guinea has returned here.' It proved a great success. Two new large rivers were discovered., 'The party steamed up each to a distance of over 100; miles. Eive new native tribes were discovered. -.'

THE CLOTURE FOR NEW-SOUTH WALES.

. .., ,;■ ■ -. ' Sydney, May 11. i Sir H. jParkes lias withdrawn; his; .anneuneement that ai' an early data he i

should introduce a motion for the adoption 'of ..the cloture rules. It is luiderstood that he will shortly intro duce in .the Legislate Assembly fresh proposals.

LORD AND LADY BRASSEY.

- Adelaide, May 11. The yacht Sunbeam, with Lord and Lady Brassey' aboard, arrived ab Perth on Monday last.

PASSENGERS FOR NEW ZEA LAND.

Adelaide, May 11. The following are the New Zealand passengers per Liguria, which has arrived from London:—Mr Seddon, Rev. ,'ijimlop, Mrs Dunlop, Mrs and Mr Smellie, Mr Millar, Mrs and Miss Hobday.

LUNATIC ASYLUM REVELA TIONS.

>' ( Sydney, May 11. In the Legislative; Assembly last night startling, revelations were made regarding the management of the Lunatic Asylums, charges being brought, against .the . authorities of starving and ill-treating.,the.inmates.

SHIPPING NEWS, ETC.

■I'• -' : Adelaide, May 10. Arrived this afternoon: The Orient steamer Liguria, from with mails to May 10. ; Hoe art, May 10. Arrived yesterday: The Rotoma hana, from Bluli'. Sydney, May 11. Sailed: The Hauroto, for Welling ton.

,- AUCKLAND; EVENING- STAR, .THUISDAI', ;.MAY 12, 188 T.

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■Prapery, 'Clothing. &c . . : i hoe son-st. 1 \\ £ ; Visit ■■«$// m> ■ M CASH AND DEFERRED PAYMENT Tailors, drapers, and habit. ! . , MAKERS,' HOBSON-STREET. . - We respectfully invite attention to our Largo Stock of NOVELTIES for the present season. Our Great Variety and Choice of the Best Fabrics, with the Skill and Talent wo cmp'Oy, and the great success of our efforts to produce Superior' Garments, PERFECT m KIT, and UNEXCELLED in OUT and STYLE. Klvos tw cvory confidence in respectfully soliciting the favour of a visit. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk beforo being mada up, and lit and workmanship guaranteed. Tho Dkfkkkep Payment System lino been found to be :i grout boon, by enabling those with limited income* to procure necessaries in the easiest possible way. All Goods are marked In plain figures. Cash Customers receive 5 per cent, discount (one shilling in tho pound sterling) on all parcels of SOs-and upwards. . INSPECTION INYITKO. Tramcars pasa'the door, ' EXTRA PAIR OF TROUSERS H1 s& ' TAfLOILL-<\ ""lo in W To w. £ g- MEASUEE. -s) 5 o o t5 H a 60s. 05a.; GOs. §. g U1 ; Gss. : 70s. 755. J| w Kg 80s. Sss. 90s. g 5 P - ! ' _ g ►5 AH. ROBINSON, Tailor, V m W X^V conNER ov y&y w EXTRA PAIR OF TROUSERS WORSTED SUITS, with/an extra Pair of Trousers Tor nothing. £1.-At J. 11. DiiltonV, Tailor, Vicioria-su-cct East. P. DAvI 8° N> BABY LI\EN T a^b ' LADIES' UNDERL'INEN WAREHOUSE, lias opened TWO CASES OF NEW UXDERLLYKN, Jluiid-niadsandMiichine-made... . . » Some op tiii-: Prettiest Goona in fhe Tkade, And will b« sold Cheap. ' Hand-made Nfeht Dresses, from Cs (Jd'to 12aCd ' ,„ Cliemlses „ ou^lld toSsUil Drawers „ '2s (Id to 5s Ud Maoliiuo-raafla Nlght-Draßscs, -trimmed, from Is M Hacliino-made Chemises, plain, Is 3d; trimmed, from,ls lid' , . ' Macbine-madn Draw«r», plain, Is; trimmod __l 8 3d_ _ ._ ■ Splendid Assortment «f NEW BABY LINEN.' Merino Pelisses, from 2s lid to 30s; Cloaks, •1h Ud to 255: Kobcs, 3b tid to 255; Nipht and \h\y Gowiml Is Gd to (is lid: Infants' ifoods, Hats, Bonuots. 2s l!d tal(is(id; I\fcrino' Frocks, Is liv to 5s Gd; Flannels. .Short, nnd Xonp Slips, Squares Kibs. Shirts antl I}.in<lß. Waterproof Shoots! Napkins, Aprons, and Bibs. A Uiifo variety to choosa from at tho very lowest pricos. ■ No.' 9, JUNCTION QUKKN & GREY STS. ' Q RAND DISPLAY. ENGLISH :: AND PARISIAN ■■•>:■:' ---' MILLINERY AT .' ' LE SU E U li? S. : . JUST OFEIE D VARIETY AND STYLJi UNEQUALLED. PRICES UNPRECEDENTED. Ladies will do wall to tak« advantage of this r.ire apportunity. GET YOUR DRKSSES MADE AT THE BON MAR CHE FOR 12s Cd, and ensure the best fit and stylo proeuiabloin theCoLOMKB.- ] AN ENDLESS VARIETY of the LATEST NOVICLTJKS in Dress Fabrics to solcut. lioiu, ■ which ior value cannot, bo Surpassed. ASK JTOR THE j j LOUIS' VELVETEEN Stamped on 'every half-yard, for'ls HJd and: 2s lid pur yard, greatly uiulsr wholesale cost.; , A Stock of ready-made Costumes from Us 9d and upward. ' ' ■' • ' ,-' ! PATfERNS POST-FREE. ~ | '■'■•. :-BOlk : MAECHE, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND,! Three doors from \7ollesley Street East. i W^AGNTFICENT -STOCK r j^ ew ooods in Men's, Youths' and ■ CLOTHING! ■H^T-Sl'^kS| HOSIERY! SHIRTS ]^^^W DlSPLAyEp'^^^^F invited |\«n^^ Wmr as evei T Department jy»«» contains spine .! ' BHr gPECiALtt <|paS Which can only be secured by Jmh THERE is nothing known better calcu; latod toinvlgorato tho constitutipn than Woupe'b Schnapps. :; - > \ •> -^ ■ i



Business Notices. MOMASTiR, ■ SHALDERS, AND CO , FOR NEW jjff—7 McMastety Shalders and Co, 204 ,& 206, QUEEN STREET, . T. ' i J" ."#' ''a C, 0 C"X, *'■' ■>''■-' " OPTICIAN. MATHEMATICAL AND NAUTICAL NSTftl/M-ISNT MAKER, , SUORTLA.VD-STRKKT. ;;; , .':... ALWAYS IN STOCK-: Spectacles aud Eyc-glasaes or every kind: an accurate fit fruftruuteerl Opera Glasses of superior quality , ,„ T elescope.s, Binocular Kielrl Glasses, nd Micro scopes; powerful and cheap ■ _ Theodolites, Mininp Compasses. Abney Levels Drainage Levels, Prismatic Compasses Dravvinglnstrujnents, Scales, Parallel Rulers Ships' Logs, Soxtantg.Ooinpasßes. ISinnaclcs Barometers, Theniiomcters, Hydromoteis EJcctrlc Hells, Batteries, and Fittings ;,-. : : Magnetic and Galvanic Medical Machines Maf?io Lanterns and Slidea, Hand Magnifies Stereoscopes and Slideß,praT?lioscopeß Steam Giiugcs and Tubing, Salinomotcre , : JUST RECEIVED- SetUersV Telescopes-powerful, portable, and; SettieraV Aneroid Barometers—strong and good -.. 25s0d •■; ■'::>) Ml W>;T.%W> ■ „„> ■~ " Settlers' Miscroscopca,: magnifying ,1,750 tiraos, •: 2's 6d' ■ : ' :;' ' ■ '"'"' '■ " Also'steatn and Electro Motor Working Motels and Steainef'S.' * .' , ' JNSTBUMENTS OV KVERT KIND REPAIRED. , OPPOSITIf T^IE POST-OFFICE, ; P08.»284] ' : ' '„ :■ ~[HIGU-STKEET V r TM'vn -jy-.A si y,-. MANUFAGTUEERS' : AGENT AND WHOLESALE GLASS-MERCHANT. ordil:bs"tndented. , goods' imported direct., ' QUALITY GUARANTEED. ; , ■•:- 'I ' iE]OR -BALE, 'ri ■;/:,'..■ Plain Enamelled, and Coloured Window Glasa^'^;.,. ''''';, :"; "I ",.' . r !,, ,',.,".■. ---• Wire -JS ails . ". ■■■>" • ■ •, , ■•■••■■ . Portland Cement , . .- \ : . ;; Claret and Brandies-" ■.'•>"•'' ■■">-•■■•' »v*. •



Drapery OlotMiag; &o. LAST FHW WMKB. GIVING UP BUSINESS. LAST FEW WEEKS . or tub QQ d GREAT CLEARING SALE. § ® . .... n ,. r ~, ~ BLANKETS VERY CHEAP. ! \\ , U: W All-wool Flannels from ... ... .... ... 10d fi All-wool Crimean from ... ... ... ... la Id • ,j W72iu. Whito Twill Sheeting from ... ... ... Bgd <5? Ladies' Macintoshes from ... ... . ... ... 3s lid Ladios' Ulsters from ... ~, .. ~, 3s lid /»■< Cj fur Caries, 10s Ud, usual prico lCs L_j l>ress Stuffs, in variety, -from . ... ... .. 3fd rirs if) i . &c, ■ ■ &c, &o, * .(_ k ~ ... , p § • A. SNEDDEN, , y 62, QUEEN STREET/ hd ij . *-J lSj : ~ ; T~i ~ . ~ ' £> Splendid Tweed Trousers from .., ... ... 5s 11.1 (j) \J Good Tweed Suits from ... :.. ... .. 21s fid ,-s 0 Black Macintosh Coats from ... ... ... 8s lid \J Tweed Macintosh Coats from: ... ... ... 25s uj Ld Oiuieiin Shirts from ... ... ... ... 2s Gd L . Strong Cotton Shirts from ... .... ...' Is fid l-j J) Cardigan Jackets from ... ... .. .., 6s 6d U Ac., &.c, &c, i.^.v^.iijtteiii.v.. ~ I '' jj i A. SNEDDEN", : 62, QUEEN STREET. IMMBNBB EEDUOTIONB. ; Railway Time Table F E W ZEALAND RAILWAY S. ! TIME TABLE. —On and aitbr APRIL 1, 18S7. j AUCKLAND AND ONKHUNGA LII>K. Auckland i •rtj ••- ■ Wkkk Dats. Sats only. Sundays. _ pN'&tUNGA: _jff* __ _ _;._■ a7in.a.m.'a.ni.iiTin. no"'np.in. p.m.ip.ni, p.m. D.ru.p.in. p.m. p.m. a.m.p.m Auckland., dep. 7.15.. 8.4010.40 12 0 2.0 4.15 5.20 6.2(1 .. 10.0 1.10 11.40 y.O 2.3(i Newmarket June 7.25 .. B.M 10.50 U,JO 2.10 4.2.5 5.30 6.30 .. 10.10 1.20 1L.50 0.10 2.40 Kanmera'.. .. 7.30 ..'8.50 10.6512,15 2.15 4.30 5.35 0.35 .. 10.15 1.25 11.50 9.15 2.4? ■"Oreen Lana ■■ . ■■•■;■ ' .'. ... ..'• .• •'• .. i.. .. .. ■■ •• .. .. j Klloislie 738 0 6 11.5 12.26 2.25 4.40 5.45! fi.ifl .. 10 25 1.35 12.5 9.22 2.52 Pcnrose Junction 7.43 B*so ».U 11.1012.30 2.30 '1.45 5.60j"ti.52 7.30 10.30 1.10 1110 y.2C 2.5', "Te Punupa . ■ ...... . . • .... .. • - • • •. - ■ Ouohunjja.. am 7.55 9.5 ».M 11.2012.40 3.10 1.55 1.0 7.0 7.1010.10 1.50 12.20 0.35 3.7 -—— ; — : pr- : - ■ ' | rsntTi Tr^F; One'KtttoAuold'd. a.xa.a.nua.m. a.m. p.m. ji.ib. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m..p.m. p ia. a.m.p.m Onetiunga :.dep. 7.6 8.30 9JO 18.0 IXIO 1.9 425 fi.lt 6.35 7.15 10.50 2.0 10.0 5.3 C *To I'apapa .. '.. .. .. .. .. •• •• ! •• PcniweJuue. .. 7.1518.30 ' 0.10 10.10 {12.20 1.10 tIH3C §5.20 §6.-15 |i7.Sojll. 0 2.10 10.10 5.40 KUerslie .. 7.2U i.'J6 U.lu IU. IS 12;23 O5 148 5.2 a.. l.'fo 11. 5 2.15 10.16 5.45 "Greeii Lano .. .. .. I '.. .. llomucra 7.80 8.11! ¥.55 10.21 12.2. r) 125 4.51 5.35 ... 7.43 11.15 2.25 10.21 6.53 Newmarket Jim 7.85 g JBi l».l n10.30 12.10 1.30 5.4 5.10 .. 7.50 11.20 i:ii 10.26 5.5i< Aucklitnd, arr. .. 7.45 ti.6>5!10.1.0l 10.3U VjJM I.JQj 5.13 5,5Q .. 8.0 Uj.3oj 2.10 10.351 (i.7 " Chonße for Onehunea. . « Ohanfrefor OtahuhiV t Chanifo lor Wulkato BtaiSons. a Change for Kaipara Branch Stations . . ••: ♦ Chaiitfo for Mercor and li:',unnodiata Stations. I Chancre for Auckland und Intermediate Stations. •!' " '• ■ ■ ■ MAIN' LINE. ' j AUCKLAND-MERCER-TE AWAMUTU-OTOEOIIANGA. . ' ' . , Sooth—WttEtt Days. [ I . - A' v.yi. ■ ■: , ,' A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. C.20 Auckland .. .. dcp. 6M «.:.'O 7.15 U.O 11.40 4.15 4.55 5.20 c.30 Newnmrkot Junction .. G.lO U.;tt 7.25 K.lO .11.55 4.25 5.7 5.30 G. 35 Rcmucra ..''' v. C.15 0.10 7.30 8.15 v 4.30 5.12 5.3.5 &snc Jtl"° !!" 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El OnM 0& E H€fTt SE; W, C 0 0E H A >\, 8t" *»,.■ ! FAMILY BUXCKKU. /NUNS!- GUN S! 6UN S:! Rifles! Rifles! REVOLVERS! REVOLVERS! GUNPOWDER! Shot, Caps, Cartridges, Wadding, Wire Cartridges, LpAniNO Apparatus, AMMUNITION". Op Every Description, Fishing Tackle, Cutlery, Fireworks, &c. The best and cheapest House in Auckland for the above is at D. EVITT'S; 254, Queen-street. Repairs and. every description of Gunworicdono t the lowest possible prices, and satisfaction. guaranteed. D. EVITT, ririXMAKEn, Q (JE-EN-STRE-ET, AUCKLAND (Opposite tlie Market House).- PRICE LISTS SENT TO ANY ADDRESS. . 'YKTI L L OPE N, O N M 0 N D AY. RUSSELL'S COFFEFy PALACE ' AX D LUNCHEON ROOMS, NEXT BANK OV SKW ZKALAND, - Opposite Aickui, the Gb,emist. Best Cup of Coppice - ■ - . - 2d fiESt Cup oh'TkA - - - - 3d Best Cuf of Cocoa - 3d COLD LUNCHEONS • ■ ■• ■>■ AT MODERATE PRICES, TO SUIT THE TIMES. WEDDTNG OAftDS.— Latest Style at the Stab Litbocn'-iphic Works, 'Short luiid-stroet, Auckland. piwpiß 3 S % Boys haying Mechanical Genius can be supplieri with r<loilel Engine Fittings, consisting of Cylinders, Taps! Safety Valves, Whistlcsi &c. ' ,T. HOWDEN, JewcHer, , 9 ..■■<■ ~„,.j Quoen-stroet ~ SUITS to order from 50s, with an extra pair of Trousers for not!iiD;i--J. 11. Dalfon, Tailor. : ■', ■ - ■ ■ LOOKING-CLASS Cfl *M PICTURE FRAME^JoJ <^yT MANUFACTDRER. y^\) S^ Sign Whiter V^ ALL and • //^r S Decoratorx^C) '<$yr KINDS X^&S MAPS, PKINT3, -4 sVj/<^ HOUNT.E D. O N U M E NT' S IN ITALIAN AND VERMONT MARBLES, AND ABEKDKEN GKANITO HEAD STONJCS IN MARBL7S AND STONK : Jjtox Tomb, Riyiuxfls,AT Modkrate Pricks.. Prices aud Uesi;ji\s sent post-free. Country oi'denj carefully packed. TAIT: BROTHERS, : ■ '■.=•■ Mpnumont-il Works, Comer of Rutland and . Loj-no streets;(neav! Qneen-strcet Junction),, j : Auckland. , j BT'API^OINT- *«&»&y?%#q& WSKT TO. HIS jaXOEIJ.nXCT THE OOyKRNOR. ■ i ma am es ,c!a iiriag c and dray JL, KACTOKY, VIC;POiaA : S',rREET BAST HIGHESTREET." -' A U C k'.'L. A N D. f Telephone, 308. ■• ■•-. ■'. JAMES MACKIE, CoAcimnLDER, MANAGEII. Builder of every;" description of Tcbicles, j Repairs in all'tho branches of the trade faithfully executed. i Vehicles T3ought and Sold on Coramissioa-..: ■ Coachbuildeis'liequisites in Stock. The Trade Supplied. Country Orders punctuajlyattendpaito. ■ CashjCuslonicis liberally.dealt with! . "fh ISH E R & ,C.. 6!, JJ. WHOLESALE SHIPPING AND '■■ '.' ■■■•■■• ■ FAMILY ■■■•■■ ; B U. T C H ,E R S ', Established 1864. '•} '■"'■■ By, Special. Appointment to' His Excellency tho ' Governor, Sir W. F. Jervois; His Excellency Sir Jaincs Ferguson; ;aiicl 11.15. H. the Duk'a ' of Edinburgh; also, Kosha Butchers to tha | eQUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, N. 3. I Families waited on in Town or Suburbs. POULTRY of ail kinds DRESSED to ORDER. ' Dealers in Game Home-cured Hams and Bacon ~ ' : [;V:) Corned Beef, in L'ai-ge Qiiaßtity. b Imports of Sausage Casings . The Trade Supplied N.B.—Calves'' Reimets. IS, Customers Supplied with Ice. TITOLFE'S'- SeiINAPPS 1s: a'greatre- V y li fin rhematism, infinitely superior to brandy or whiskey. , . . . . ■, ■. . ARNOO k BROTHERS, [Established 18621 SOAP AND CANDLE JMANUPACTURERS COX'S CREEK, AUCKLAND. ■ Manufacturers of the Celebrated Extract of Soap, Disinfectant Powder^First PrizeiYMbw Blue Mottled, Double Crown, Economic and Household, Carbolic, and other Medicinal and Toilet Soaps, made from the purest- of Tallows Sec. iOffices-DURHAM-STREET, Auckland. >.B.—Cash Purchasers of Tallow, Wool,; Sheepskins, and Bones. "■ — i— ■■ •'" '■■■•'.■ ••' " r ' "■'' "'■ " V' :vC GET-pne of my 40a .Ovevooats.- "They-' n n arrS v,f ry tho fair box.-J..H. Dalton, TaUqr, yiotorla^tveotißast,,.;:,-, \