CABLEGRAMS.

(Bt ELEC.BIC TELEGEAPH-COP^IGIM}.

(REUTERS teleoeam.)

QUEBEC IN FLAMES.

IMMENSE DESTRUOTION OF PEOPERTY.

PEOPLE PANIC-STRIOKEN,

(reuter's telegra:,!.)

Ottawa, July 7. EEPORTS are to hand from Quebec o f a serious fire raging in the citadel of that city- .Many houses and immense quantities of munitions and stores have been destroyed) and a panic has arisen, and people are flying from the .city for safety- . ■_ ;

THE MURDER AT SEA.

CONDEMNED OFFICERS AND CREW RESPITED.

(special.)

London, July?.

In response to the petitions presented to Her Majesty, asking for a reprieve 0 { the crew of the Lady Douglas, the sentence of death has been remitted as follows:— The captain to five years' imprisonment, the mate to 18- months, and those of ■■ the crew who were con victed to one year.

THE BULGARIAN THRONE.

A PRINCE ELECTED,

(reuter's telegram.)

Sofia, July 7. ' Prince Ferdinand of Saxc-Coburg has been elected by the Sobranje Prince of Balgaria, The Sobranje has $djo .riied pending the receipt of the Prince's reply to the announcement of his elec tion. .-, "

COMMERCIAL NEWS.

(eeuter's telegram.)

London, July 7.—Consols have ad vpced 1-Sth, to 101 5-Sths. The market rate of discount has declined 'to 1 1-4.1. and is now _-Sths rhelow the bank rate. The BanK of England's reserve of notes and bul lion .by to-.day's return is £12,800,000, '#ii'-{fO.QQ'O less than last week, nnd the proportion to liability is 38 per cent., 5 per cent, below last week. Tliertfis no change to report in the cplon/ijl.breadstuffs or tallow markets. T At'to-lay's wool auction 11,400 bales were offered. A firm tone again prevailed. Since tho opening of the series 21,000 bales have been with drawn, outof a total of 295,800 cata logued.' . ' 'Sydney, July B.—New Zealand wjjeat|| selling "at 3s to 3s 6d ; New Zealand oats at Is 9d to 2s 2d. Maize is- realising ,3s, 2d. . 'Sugar (No. 1) is quoted at £25, -Adelaide, July ,B.—-Wheat is dull, 9nd declining at 3s 10(1 to 3s lie.; .tQTO.'flonr is quoted at £9 10s to £10 ; country brands, £8 os to £8 10s.

NEW SOUTH WALES PARLIA MENT.

(reuter's telegram.)

SypifEy, July B,—The bill authoris ing the Government proposals for the celebration of the centenary has passed through the Legislative Council. : The Commi.tee of. Electors' Qualift ications have decided: that Mr Ncill's position of Exhibition Commissioner does not affect his seat in Parliament.

DEATH OF CAPTAIN McLEAN.

. Melbourne, July B.—The death is annopced of Captain John;; McLean, fpmsrly of the New Zealand service.

BIRKENHEAD FRUIT. GROWERS' ASSOCIATION.

The annual meeting of the Birkenhead and IJorthcote Fruitgrowers' Association was belli last Monday, when tho report and balance-sheet was read by the secretary. Mr Thompson oc'ctipipd the chair. Tjie secretary was called upon to rpad the report Which ran as follows: Mr Chairman and Gentlemen,—It is with great pleasure that your committee lay beforeyOu their first annual report of the .vorli done by this As sociation, and hope it"'>viil be read with pleasure and satisfaction. Beginning with W'elvp members barely' tVeiye months ago, tf. Wye steadily increased until we now s.j_bpr fifty-seven menibp.s. During the *fIM H e -»1 'meeting^ ]i avc. hp'eji hel.l, at WCh thirteen papers have been read, ope lecture given ; the average at- Mnclsince hag been eighteen and one-third. W? papers have been of a very inter, sting cnaracter to all engaged in rural pei-suits ; such sulpjepts as cultivation of m soil, cultivatipn of strawberries, apples, prjins, peaches, lemons, etc., and a Very Taluahleleetiarp'oh "TheCodlin Moth " by New Zpaland Fjirme r," W m also promisee), to lecturp befpre Wis Assooiatipn next year "on' ''The _m._ ?Ughp." Arrangements have m been niade with ]VJr Popd,' the eminent Auckland cheniist, for a lecture on M_i."'i re { s'. l|ejr Ghejpfoi Yalufi'and Rest mm of Application." This lecture is tp nmm, <?n the Ist of August. ; Tlie'Com n^?e have been called together 'eleven ««*. With an average of six . On the 30th &-"!_'& a .W. flower and vegetable show W)el4, under the auspices of the Asso- the whole cost of which was paid ou^ofqur ordinary fund, which will allow totftsmall artificial balance.' The Society M however, the satisfaction of feeling that, _i-^*^^. BTCS!" 8 5 both as regards % Pumbpr and quiffity of the exhibits, and 2?1. P.. numberwho availed themselves of .ffia?^;".'^.' 19-vi.it"tlio lirst show ever .""W^tlie'-ai.trict;'- ■■$$•■s^ls

Hope that'greater effort will be made hy .'• individual r members to mako the SofiWty. strongof next year, and that by meeting ' together .to discuss ques tions directly' or ' indirectly bearing oh • the interests of tho fruit In dustry, wo may become niore' sociablo one toward angther, and friendly feeling created for all engaged in the same iudiisi trv'tlit'ou^hotit tlio'colony. The ultimata result will bo the afliti.tion of ;ill kindred societies into one strong brotlierliood. Tho balance-sheet was then read, and the Secre tary moved their adoption, which was done by acclamation. The new members were then enrolled, and the election of officers was proceeded with, with the following result;— President, Mr Falkner ; Vice-Pre sident., Messrs Kay and Haisman ; Joittt- Socretarys, Messrs 'Scabroolc and Stafford : Treasurer, Mr Wilson ; Committee, Messrs Swindle, Rawllnson, Riddle, liadKeld, and A. Wilson.

ANOTHER INDIAN MUTINY.

Eve_ and anon the question crops up among thinking men —'' Will thore be another Indian Mutiny ?'' We givo a few reasons for and ajiainst such a contingency.

The Optimist's view:-. The mutiny of 1837 was only a mutiny, of nucjve .soldiers. The soldier of tp-flay i. far more loyal and. enlightened. There arc thousands of native soldiers drawing pensions whose voice is in favour of peace. Let the present ruling bower be overthrown, and the land is a prey to the feuds of Mussulman and Hindoo. Missionaries are yearly extending Chris tianity. By means, of the raijway. now in existence, troops—of whom thero are more than 70,000 in India - can be rapidly massed and pius'l mlt any incipqiifc rebellion. As little as the Indian loves the English, he loves the Russian less. Tho manifold interests of all India aro bound up in the preservation of peace. The Pessimist s view :—The next uprising will not be a mutiny of soldiers, but the revolt of a people. The native soldier pensioners could. easily bo alienated by 'guaranteeing pensions under a native! form p/ government, Although there are differences between Mussulman and Hindoo, ib is nothing liko as marked as in years past.'"'British education is dissolving tho old faith's, but is putting nothing in their placesi The missionaries cannot keep pace with the Stfi v o-aided schools. Christianity among the natives is yet too small v force toenter into practical politics. As tothe railways, the Government has allowed native engine drivers, stokers ancl guards ; the line- are too long to be woll guarded, qiicJ jn case of revolt, would practically lie under native control. The trade of India' is quite independent of the Government. To Indian toleration is coming a powerful ally—the growth °f national life. English men have given the educated natives pfiUl creeds a common language. A blind de votion to. their leaders is a characteristic of the Indian races. There is very much less respect for the European than formerly. The taxation of India, for interest on debt, railway lqans, pensions, etc,, is ovor L37,0Q0,_C. per annum, all of which would be wjped out if India were free from England. The national congresses are at the beginning of national life. The national vanity of ithe, lndian native is rising like a flood. lie'sees no reason for being taxed to llay Europeans to govern him, when he could do it himself, and for less money than it now costs him. *' England in India." to quote a niitive writer jn tho nutivo press, "is fimply a wiso aud. benevolent despotism." Frank Stuart, of 2S, Frceschool-st., Cal cutta, a gentleman widely and favourably known throughout the length and breadth of Indin, and with unsurpassed opportuni ties in his professional capacity for obtain ing inside opinions on questions of national importance,'tells tho following interesting and remarkable story:—l n IB7G I arrived in Calcutta, About three mqnt.hs after that time, one afternoon in tlio Great Eas tern Hotel, I vfas'prostrated with a sudden attack of illness. I did not know what was the matter, but a gentleman present said, " It's your liver." I was convoyed to Scott Thome's to see Dr. Ferris, but ho was out. I wks then taken homo in a " pol kee," and a medical man called, who said 1 liad congestion nf the liver. 1 was very ill for tho following ten days. Between 1575 and 1881 I had, in Calcutta, Madras, Bombay, Rangoon, Ilong Kong and Shang hai, about twority of those terrible attacks. In ISSI, when in Shanghai, being very ill, I determined, to go to Japan. En route I met Captain,Cqnnor, of tho "Gcukai Mam," Japanes. Steamship Company, and he nt once accosted me with, . Good -»r-r, man., what- is the matter with yon?" I replied, " Liver and kidneys." " You look terribly ill. -Have you ever tried so and-so'.%nat?ii-g medioine. " Ifo," with a fprcgcl smile. He then told me how he had svifj'ered from congestion of t?tp kidneys agtl liver, thf.b ho was so bad that helpst four 0110 'n weight, resolved to giver rip his command, and hac] almost seriously contemplated suicide, when casually an j American [lassenger told hjm of the wpi\defiul. results achieved by the use of Wai-nep's safe euro, " Any port in r> storm," said the gallant skipper, and as soon as possible began its use. In . week he gpt grpiit (relief, and two months after—at the time hg;told me this—he had made up his lost flegji,. with ft. bit over, and \ya,n the pev.qnific..iqn of health anil strength. He poupiuded his narrative with : " God bles^ tke day I took Warner's safpctirc. You tryjk Frank," I did, and before I had finished the first bottle the pain wilder niy. right shoulder was much easier, the acid eructations ceased, and my §tqmach began to do its work properly. Ipontinued to improve apd when I had taken jlf'teen hottles I found myself a new ii}ftii v V)l:h a sound, hearty ,<vppetjte, thorough enjoyment pf the society qf my friends, zest for business, full apd true appreciation of amusement, and a calm pleasure ip life, unspe^hle. To all'thesp things I had be.en^strpgerforsixlongyears. Would I pot indeed be ungrateful did I not earnestly and cqnscjetjtieusly prge upon all all sqffering from internal mutiny to at qncp put it dowp and for eve,, by the'use of that peacefql pjwei: I . WfflmeniSp. «ii whicli pot only heals existj]jg; PV ils, but [ier manently eradicatps ba^iopd— the potent factor is $11 revolts.—fit Am. Sioakt.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

A meeting of the ahoye' jjqdy Wft ,. held at 2 p.m. yesterday in the Board's offices. Pre sent: Messrs S, Luke,l^', \y, Ct.rr, J. H. Upton, J. M. Clark, 11.1%, a ndD. Goldie

Statement pv Fu .Mj-The Secretary stated that the panic balances were as "fol lows :—Education; I'njfdf. credit," Li,Bol ]7s 11'1.?.^' credit, L 589 15s 3d; Girls High Schppl credit, El4O Is 2d. "'•%■ :' '

' The FreeNiqh. Soiiojt.-A letter was read from Mr .Francis Warren, reporting that the establishment of =tlie Free Night School at Newton East'Md resulted^on Monday evening in the 'attendance of 05 pupils the a^es ranging f rom . , 3 fco 35 years.-The-letter waa,^ fe to the Training College Vising Qpmmifctee.' BoMnAY.r-fp rpspopsfi|l| rpquest . frQm this Committee, permissinjj was "'granted to the Committee to retail} fl le ' us | 0 f; tl)e Royal Readers. M ' Motions..-, On the motjqn pf Mr Upton, it was resolved that press' Spies' of the Inspectors report W'gep. *to the Schoql .Committer M|' kepretary. Mr Ooldip thought | ess _ < ■' * f the standard examination!| e W orfcs^should a so be forwarded to thp \ffl teachers of 110 .schools. After sqis considera tion- it was decide?; | 9 {nspeqtor.

should forward the reports, and not tha Secretary.' ■ ~ , P>>>.!riUivpY Si;!iooT..-^->lr' __.aU'. tender was aoopptcd fpr the erection of an oijt hquso to the I'otisonby school, price £1015... The highest tender was £'38 I 0.«. AitAHiMir. «£2 10s was granted as half cost of fencing the above school ground. . C'A!:r.. vi; J.AT< —As there wore only 17 children at Cabliagq Bay, it was resolved to dofer the erection of the school for tlio present; Domk Vatxkv.—Tho proposed erection Of a teacher's house at this place wag de ferred for tho present, Ei'som.— An application for the enlarge ment of the above school was deferred. Mr AUi'ight was requested to ropott on certain works required at this school. Howick.—lt was resolved to place Vene tian blinds at this school. Lake Takai'D.va.—lt was resolved to grant half cost of repairs to this school. IS. pwxox East. —An application to have a retaining wall which had slipped re erected was referred to Messrs Goldie, Cart', and Udy to inspect and report. Paknell.—lt was resolved to expend L'2B 10s in asphalting the abovo school ground. Poxsoxnv. — Repairs estimated tP cost Lsl were asked for. The Board decided to grant L2O. Countkv Grants. —A numbor of mipor applications from country districts were dealt with. i

THE • AUCKLAND. EVENING, .STAR, ■ SATURDAY, .JULY 9,- 1887.

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Watcg-.s- STEWART DAWSON _. GO'S World-wide Renowned Watches THE LAI.GEST SALE IN THE WORLD. When you are in town call and inspect tho most, wonderful and unique stock of high-class Gold and Slivir Knglish Watches ever beheld on view, at our Grand NEW ENGLISH WATCH EXHIBITION, Which for uniqueness of character is the talk of j.uokland, and visitors from the country, For full list of prices soo our Illustrated Pamphlet, £'_ 1 '"-"^i-" *-*• Hl"' l_' n' B wall-known English <_> xOo yilycr Hunting Levers. r>A -j Kq—S.'l). and Co.'s English Silver ey". xOa Hunting Levers, oliron. balance, extra iowelled. Worth £h' Bs. \Qi\ 1 Ac—S. I), and Co.'s now Excelsior . 3jO lUh plate English Lovers. The Model Watch, well worth-10'10s. oq 1 ?;o—S. U. and Co.'s Ladies' English Sil 3jO xoo vor Hiititcrs. Will last a lifetime. nn 1 Ka— S. D. arid Co.'s Superb Hunting g^v j.t__ chronograph Lovers, worth £12 10; or pry stai Glass, £5 Jss, -CA 1 flo—s- [)- ftn(l Co.'k Silver Keyless 3JV XU-> Huutjng Lover, value for £10 10s. , Open face, £5 lOs. 4.1 i.tri—The wonderful Sterling Silver 301. lOft ]) e fi a „co Hunter, worth £S 10s. Open face. £1 7s lid. _Pfs 1 Ocj-**• *-*• an<* Go.'s" Official Railway S>u i\)n English KcylpssLever,unequfiUou at £10 10s. £12 10s, £15 10s, £18 10s, _, _P4).■.—S.D. and Co.'s Superb 1 -carat « aO-O p 0 i(] English Lever and Half Chronometers, never equalled under IQpor oout more. £G 10s & £7 10s-iS^.- o a. Gold Keyless Watohes, perfootgoiiis, worth £1010s. £$ 10s&^ll 10s & .£l4 10s —S.D. & Co.'s Ladies 18-carat Gold English Lovers. Save al letist 50 per cent, by purchasing from the makers. &^i2ios-^»;;r worlh /"07 _• /-on IS-carat Gold, worth £RO. S.D. X»ri* ?« &°" and Co.'s New Patent Eng lish Double Cljroi]ograp^s, .ith indepen dent start, stop, and fly back minute arid seoopd hands. Por quality and accuracy never equalled at any price. Obtained Prize Medal Inventions Exhibition la3t year. Special pamphlet on this watch, post free, for 2d stamp. EVERY WATCH FULLY GUARANTEED. Sterling Silver Hall-narked Alberts, il. (Id, 12a od. 14s Gd. and 15s0d, Newest Patterns, atnearly Half usual price. The WEALEMEPNA, it) Sterling Silvor, 12sGd. By simply passing it. over surface tho exact distance of feet and inches is recorded on the Dial. Also, forms a splendid appendapre for the Albert. GOLD ALB Ml UTS. Lfldjes' and Uont's Newest Styles, Wholesale Prices, all illustrated 'in Pamphlet .;., p^NNOT m EQUALLED, REPAIRS- Note. REPAIRS. Wanted Known, Best Watch Glasses fitted',1 3d each. Charges for AV'afch Repair.—no matter what maker or where bought—equally cheap^' Ar rangements made to turn out 150 repairs per week. All Watches olcanpd arc guaranteed at Stewart Dawson and Co.'s Great .English' Watch Exhibition, 91, Queen-street Call and receive gratis a copy of our • Splendid New Illustrated Watch and Jewellery Pamphlet, and read full par ticulars and most wonderf ultestinionlals. FOR RJ_4L VALUE VISIT STEWART DAWSON & CO.'S GREAT ENGLISH WATCH EXHIBITION, 91-QUEEN -STREET-. 1 (Opposite Wyndham-street), Auckland. L >'« °' * O v T :..: I :!; FOR THE : ■ ■ V, OPJEAP CASH SAIjE" WINTER DRAPEBY EVERY ARTICLE Y^ILL BE ' 'greatly 'reduced. ' '. QALE /^OiIMENCES /\_. T4/TONDAY Pale Commences Un Itlonday ~'' JlMext, W.F, OGILVXE, VICTORIA HOUSED I j , .',,/" , :; ;tICTORIA;^REET/



■ 11 111 i, i i ii i i— Business Notice?. /~Y RANGES! /"GRANGES! QRANGES ! QRANGEB ! f\ RANGES! /"^RANGES.! EX MARINER! (.0,000 81o Iu^o?i. DISLAND Apply \\\<.LTER J. DOWDEN, . s Auctioneer, Queen-street. JAMES JJIgW i 00., Londox, Muluouunk, a>;d Suva (Fiji), Desire to intimate that they have secured Offices in DUNCAN'S BUILDINGS, Corner of Cashpl and Manchester streets, whoro their Representative, Will bo glad to RECEIVE INDENTS For English, American, and Continental Goods of all descriptions. Christchureh December. 188 U. ENHY HUGHES, M.1.M.E., M.S. A., CIVIL. MECHANICAL, AND MINING ENGINEER, JOHN STON-STREET, WELLIN G TON, INVENTORS ASSISTED. Patents Secured in All Countries on the Lowest Terms. Searches mado as to Novelty of Inventions. , Henry Hughes, having had. Jnrgo experience as an Engineer and Patent Agent, is enabled tq conduct latent Business by correspondence. Inventions of undoubted merit can be ar ranged to be Patented Fred of Cost. r.0.8.284] [mair-smi: .r & customs-st. w. a rth v r lyr A §.Y| MANUFACTURERS* AGENT AND WHOLESALE GLASS MERCHANT. ORDERS INDENTED. QQODS IMPORTED DIRECT. , . QUALITY GUARANTEED. ,; Window Glass ' ■ • Plate Glass Wire Nails Portland Cement . Cliinawaro Havaniia Cigars, etc. FOR SALE,' 1,000 CASES WINDOW GLASS (assorted sizo) IUOTICE OP REMOVAL ,W 0 0 LIT HART, SPRING MATTRESS MANUFACTURER. Places of Business are— Ho-SON-stiief.t (opposite Devonshire , House) and corner of Ai.U-KT and VICTORI^-STKI. BTB. - . A PPLES. APPLES. APPLES. 20,000 Strong Clean and Healthy Trees, one' two, and three years old, at £3 10s, £4, and &i lCs por 100 respectively, all worked on Northern Spy Stocks. Considerable reductions on. large orders; Plums. Peaches,. Pears, etc.; also, a fine collection of Roses. E. LIPPIATT, Nurseryman, Otahuhu. Q TILLS Milk Bread, Milk Bread, _-*• sweet and imtritious, and Farm House Hoinc-inade Bread, Milk Scopes and Calces -iclivereddaily.and can be had at the 'Burlington Victoria Arcade, and at Eden Terrace, or at thp Bakery, Udy's Farjn, Mount Eden. Agents Wanted. 'S BORNE AND I,E V 01, CHEAP UMBRELLA REPAIRING . DEPOT, 3H, Upper Queen-street. All Ribs, 9d; Sticks, from Is. China and Glass neatly i'ivetted. r< Cutlery of every description Ground. Saws " Sharpen!?, and Set. - MASEFIELD BROS.' STAR BRAND BLUE LABEL '" "'■'"' M ~U L L E T Can be had either direct fi'om the Factory, BATLEY, KAIPARA,- ' ' '• Or< at' the 'folio vyingl Wholesale Merchants in " At/CKtiAND':— ' , •"■'_■'■.. J. BUCHANAN, . »;<:.il : H..8. MQRTQN, • 1. H HALL& bo.:- " , BROWN, BARRETT & QQ. , ~;.:?:;;



Business Notices. OELLING-OFF I QELLING-OFF ! BOOTS AND SHOES ! BOOTS AND SHOES! BOOTS AND SHOES • W. WATT S. Having opened extensive premises in Queen street, has determined. tQ close thc.prcn_ijs.es in Karangahapo Road, and to enable him to do so will hold a • , ',/ , GREAT CLEARANCE SALE. ' FOR ONE MONTH ONLY, During .yJuch time the whole Stock must bo cleared. • -' See our Price List below nnd compare with apy other. Children's Part Lace Boots, size 7 to D, 3s Od Children's Leather Lace Boots, 7 and 8, 3s lid Children's Leather Lace Boots, 10 to 12, 4s Ud Girls' Kid Button Boots, 7 to IS, os lid Maids' Kid Elustic Sides, 1 and 2, 2s Cd Ladies' Dancing Shoe!}, from 2s Gd Ladies' Morocco Elastic Sides, from as lid Ladies' Kid Elastic Sides, from 5s Ud Men's Lace Balmorals, from Os lid Men's Kip Elastic Sides, pegged, from 8s Ud Men's Bluchers, nailed, good, from 5s lid All other articles at equally low prices. This being a Genuine Bona Fide Sale, no reasonable offer will be refused, Note thu Ad._f.ss: W, ' WATTS, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEXT EARLE & MO?JTGpNGERY'S. W."'""li E V s ' BOOKBINDER, PAPER RULER, ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURER, \y YNBHAII-e.'l_lEKT. MERCHANTS' ACCOUNT BOOKS. Insurance and Mining Register Books Specially Ruled and Bound. Music, Magaziiies.Pnblic Libraries, and Sunday School Books Woll Bound. BAKERS' SPECIAL RULED DAY BOOKS. Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books Rewound. BAND AND CHOIR MUSIC BOOKS RULED. -ftJ-ORRIE AND KEMP LAY, -i-^ Proprietors of TIIE EDENDALE MANUFACTURING Co., Manufacturers of Woollen Hosiery and r' . Underclothing, Importers and Commission Agents, 21, ELLIOTTtSTREET, . - AUCKLANP. /^LAZING! GLAZING! GLAZING Every description of Glazing. The Cheapest ii "",-■ ," .Auckland. ~ A ..-.,A. H. MORRIS, DIREQT IMPORTER OF GLASS : iCap^x^qah^h Ro , kt . Sashes sent for' and delivered free. "O^ .QARRIQS Ijftvjng stated q M»nu .'* * factory fopi making a Mineral Soap nown as Garriok's Patent, it ia used for al household purposes, and it surpasses anythini ever produced or brought into the market, ani being a local article, he trusts that pvovyppd; will giro it a trial, Sold at all Grocers'shops. ''.' XAH'J '"I D. NORDEN, Agent, ,_ .• . .:; - wppcHjine Cottage, Grey street, ~~t _4....JDAJ'ii. ILLUMINATION 03 THE FACES OF OUR CUSTOMERS. We hftve decided not to spend money on ga llufl.inatibn£!, buf to give our customer? th. .eheflt o£ it by making Great Reductions }n ou Prices for li DAYS' ONLY. Q^ATJtyßT&#® ?p§ BQQT EIUYERS., ~ ECONOMY BOOT SgOP. * ■ *"' VTiwf^jA..sT^f^'r, _ _



Business Notices. BT ArPOTNT-^ I*^^***^"' MENT TO 1118 EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR. THAMES CARRIAGE AND DRAY FACTORY, VICTORIA-STREET EAST AND HIGH-STREET. AUCKLAND. Telephone, 303. JAMES MACKIE, Coachboilder, MANAGER. Builder of overy description of Vehicles, Repairs in alllthc branches pf the trade, faithfully executed.' Vehicles Bought and Sold on Commission, Coaciibuilders'Requisites in Stock. The Trade Supplied. Country Orders punctually attended to. Cash Customers liberally dealt with. ]7* I S HER & C 0., _ WHOLESALE SHIPPING AND . FAMILY B U T C H ERS, Established 1864. By Special Appointniont to His Excellency the Go vernor, Sir XV. F. Jervois; His Excellency Sir James Ferguson; and H.It.U. the Duko of Edinburgh: also, Kosha Butchers to the Jews. QUEEN-STREET. AUCKLAND, N.Z. Families waited on in Town or Suburbs. POULTRY of all kinds DRESSED tp ORDER. Dealers in Game Home-cured Hams and Bacon Corned Beef in Large Quantity. Imports of Sausage Casings The Trade Supplied N.B.—Calves' Rennets. Customers Supplied with Ice. AATMEALI. OAT.MEAI] LIustLanded,SCOTcTIMIDLOTHIAN OAT MEAL, in Tib and 141b tins, as used by H.R.H, the Prince pf Wales. To be obtained tit - T. ROBERTSON'S, Karangapape Road.;. Or, KELSO &< HARDY'S, i Upper Symonds-street. . WILLIAM ERRING TON, M. Inst. C.E., M. Inst. M.E.. CONSULTING ENGINEER, AUCKLAND. | j \T- OTI CB OF REM 0V A L IS. LANGLEY, BUTCHER. Begs tp intimate tp thp public that he has re moved to new and commodious Brick Premises. Hobson-street, and begs to tender thanks for " past favours, and hopes, by strict attention tp , business, combined 'with good quality and moderate prices, to merit a continuance of the same. J. BUTC-lER.] [.T.1 GROOM, TUE HAVE FOR SALJ_:-. Rod and Bar Iron, Wire Nails, Fencing Barb * Wire, Roofing Iron, Sash Weights, Buckets Tubs, Springs, and Patent Axles, Coarse and Fine Salt.' ' ' 1 GROOM, BUT.CHER, & CO. FORT-STREET. . Telephone 211.1 ED' W I N \ .0 N E S - (Late E. and A. Jones), j g House, Furnishing, and Gknerat. d IRONMONGER. y Ponsonby Road and Pompallier Terrace, Auckland, N.Z. Agent fpr tho Phoenix Fire Office. I Advfertisement Agent for Auckland Evening .'S..4R. '"'" S Post Office Savings Bank, Money Order Office. Telegraph Station, Telephone Bii'acau. J J. J. SWINNERTOJN^ p WOOD TURNER, \Vyndham-btreet. r "" E?ta.hlis bed 1866. A, redaction of 25 per cent, on all common work, ; ,v'B^|t^^%Bsch'g.iii|^l;, Special care given to Re-turning anfl Staining, .■'■'■■ Pool Pins, Marbles, and Chalk Pockets, I ?.. ) ~_._-,'. 1;:'-J'-jtlvs-ayaon hand." '''. )'



Business Notices. GO TO BATH to ROTH'S PUBLIC HOT. COLD, AND SHOWER BATHS, ViCTOtUA-STn__r East. Charge—ONE SHILLING. Open all waek days from G a.m. to 9 p.m., and HUNDA'V MORNINGS from 6 till 10 a.lll. The bath rooms arc all private, and supplied wiih every convenience. Turkish towels, flesh and hair brushes, combs, respirators, soaps, &c. Solect Bath-rooms (private) for liidies overy day, at all hours, withfemale attendance, one Shilling and Sixpence. ,_ lease note thp Address—Victoria street East, above the Greyhound Hotel, and next the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart, Auckland, N .B.r-Barber in attendance. rt R O U. N..D,,. ~, L I M E. GROUND LIME FOR SALE : SO UT II G A T E'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHE LIME, In any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floor, Cellars, &c, (next to stone flagging is 1111 rivalled for durability and hard-setting qualities). For tanks and other wet work it is a first-class material. B. KEANE, SOLE AGENT CUSTOMS-STREET. ' KARANGAHAPE KOAD ~ (Opposite Forestei.' Hall). TEMPERANCE DINING-ROOMS. Meals at all hours,. 3d. Special facilities for Grilling Chops aud Steaks promptly atany time, Dinners, 12 lo 2. Separatcroom for ladies. Tea (fresh made for each customer), 2d a cup. A really'good clip"of Coffee always read., 2d cup. riOALS, COKE, CHARCOAL, FlßE \_> WOOD.. . Best Rata, Titree, and Puriri Firewood ; also; first-class Taupiri, Newcastle, and Kamo Coal, at Lowest Price for Cash. Furniture carefully RemCvea, and Goods'delivered toall parts of the city and suburbs, at Lowest Rates.—Note the Address :' C. PIPER, opposite the Pouspnby Reservoir, and corner of Newton andKarahga liapc Roads. . y^ The .American COEN BROOM CO. EXMOUTII STREET. O TRAVELLERS AND TOURISTS. . ; PRESENTS EOK'HOME, ,< j Very beautiful Inlaid TabletTOPs, Cabinets, Fane. Boxes,' etc., all made from the pick of N.Z. rich Native Timbers. Other Collections carefully packed and shipped tor-Home. -' W. NORRTE,: Cabinet wok kbit, . In New Zealand Timbers only. ■ ' TOP OF SHOItTLAND-STREET. I ENCOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRIES! j _____ MESSRS COPBMAN & CLEGG, 3- and 36, Grey-street, Are now turning out Local Made Perambu lators in styles suited to local requirements, Every irnprovemeut that a long experience as practical workmen could suggest has in theii goods been carefully studied and perfected, anc Ladies may rely upon procuring from them Car riages that for Shape, Comfort, Durability; anc low price arc not to be-procured elsewhere Hitherto the wheels employed on' Perambulator; have been a gpurcc of considerable annoyance and Repairs" cause a continual drain on tin pocket, which is very much felt in thes. depressed. tiraps- To avoid this, pui chasers of these necessary articles shouli carefully examine the construction of Cope man's Patent Paragon Wire Wheels, whip their carriages are mounted upon, and now o: exhibit at the Industrial Exhibition. They ar locally made, are a marvel of strength an. elegance, and aro sure to become very popula oh account of their durability. ' COPEMAN & CLEGG, Sole Makers. LOCAL INDUSTRY AUCKLAND PERAMBULATOR FACTOR'S Victoria-street (near Freeman's Bay). 53 !t3 4hV _— S. &. »li }Kj_W^ %% ™ CHARLES SMITH. :.'= ;.,.'.'i Manufacturer qf rßassinettes, Perambulator Invalids' Carriages, &c. Thp prices have bee carefully adjusted, and are as low as possib. consistently with, quality and workmanshi: The fact'that I guarantee and keep in repair f< one year is a sufficient proof of their expelleiK Perambulators of any make repaired^ taken 1 exchange. Price list post free. •■■■-:■'■ '"'M qrs EW'S Celebrated Tea;,: Six Pounds f< I ;J-V Ten Shillings,—Vto-oria-str-et,r:



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Buisness Jfotices- J RI C H-M 0N D HOUSE, PONSONBY ROAD," AUCKLAND. W. COCHRA N,' S c '_. it: ■';•' E FAMILY BUTCHER. ,' . T /"IHAMPT ALOUP AND COOPER'S ' " PHONOGRAPHIC WORKS. > V „ >rT: !'0 > " s. d. Pitman's Phonographic Teacher „ ..0 8 „..;? K.y?toditto and Exercises .; 0 8 „ Manual of Phonography... '■■ _I 1 9 „ ,'Questions on the-Manual .. ..0 4 „ Reporting Exercises.. .... v 8 .■■ ■_ „ Kcytoditto .... ... ■'.. l?, I „ Phonographic Phrase Book ■■'.. '.. 1:3 ['":v „r- Phono. Railway Phrase Book ...0 8. Legal Shorthandßeitfe- .'.. ..1,:. „ - Phono.-Reporter, or ficp.'s Goriip. 1 '9 ~ Progres. Studies in Phonography 1 3 „ Phono, in the Office;(Shorthand '■•■ Clerk's Guide) ..," .. ..19 „ _ssop's 'Fables in words of one syl. 0 8 ~. ■ „ Extracts (in corresponding style), ■' M • Nos. 1, 2, and 3, each. ... ..OS M "„ Select Poetry ditto .: . ... ..0.8 „ Gulliver's Voyage ditto '.. :• .. ;ls-3^. . „ Phonographic-Reader ditto ' ■.'. 0' 3H „ Bunyan'sPilgrim'sProgressdo, 3s Is™ ■-■„•■- The Book of Psalms ditto .. ._ 1 3 „ Irving's Tales and Sketches do .. 1-3 .„ Irying's Legend of Sleepy Hollow Unreporting style) .. "..0 8 Selections Nos. 1,2, and 3. do, each 0 _. A Prize Essay on Best Method of Teaching' , Phbndgraphy : .'. . .'. ' . "._ 0 .'s '. Pickwick Papers, 2 vols .. .. .. ..8 0- Book of Gommon Prayer.; .. ...r ~; 4 6 New Testament .. ~' ~ ~ .*. 50 ■ Little Things in Nature .. ... .. ':'..' 1' '__ Blackie's Self-culture: i. ......1-3 Everett's Schopl Shorthand .. ... .•___• „ ' Shorthand for General Use '.".. ' SM Reed's Reporters Guide .:: ... •"._'•... -jR. ~„. Technical Reporting. ..'.., .. . ..I^* 76, Queen-street, Auckland. ' M OLROYD" AND LONGBOTTOM, * GENERAL WOOD TURNERS, :'/.:.'.". Albert-street,' Auckland; opposite V.M.C.A. ... ■•. . .:..'. - Rooms.' "j .■:.'.-■.•■:.:.... Bandsaw Cuttings, Carvings, Architraves, and Fretwork done at Lowest Rates. Table, Chair, and Sofa\Legs, .Bed Posts, Drawer ' Stumps,'etc., alwaysinstock." BILLIARD B ALLS RE-TURNED ..,„..; AND STAINED-. r ■ .:;.. ,;.." • A Trial is Respectfully Sblicited. T> A R N-E LL '; ; : B AK-E __: _T . To meet the demand for a Cheaper class of Broad than I have hitherfo n.ade,. I'intend on and after, the lltli of July,to make a Second Class Bread; and that thorp be no l doubt,as re gards what class of bread niy customers will b© , supplied with, I will make thisjclass of bread : of one shape only, and stanipellsi'Sccond. 21b., i E. S.". The price will be 21d per-2 Vol loaf for cash. My best bread JyiU ho niade as before of the best flours only. T ami induced thus .to make another class of broad through thedemand ' of several of my customers for our best quality bread at a cheaper rate than I am selling at, and , knowing that I cannot supply the best quality at j a lower price to pay, I have decided: to make two classes of bread, and hope by doing so to meet the requirements of all classes. J - . ; E.. S-TTI-TwELL,; . PARNELL BAKERY. '...-, / I TT.OR SALE,- at Avondale, 10 acres first 1 JD class level land, with new 6-roomed house, _ outbuildings, etc." The whole place is under 3 'cultivation,''and welLfenced. Price and partieu . larsatJ. H, Witheford's, Shortland-street. "r 3 X^ ALU ABLE and handsome block 0. '? V' 'new Shops in" the City. "AU let td good . tenants. Price -S500; worth -10,009. Cash: 0 balance oan remain at 6J per cent—Apply for \ further particulars to J. H. Witheford, Short -4 land-street. ■ ■• ■ ■ - • -'■'•.■" "-" li mwO Allotments, witif66 feet frontage n JL and 100 deep, Jen .is, Road, opposite 1 Shelly Beach Road. Price, _7 per foot, d J, H. WITHEFQRD.: TO LET, House inCobden-street;. 16 rooms; rent 25s per week.—J. H; Withe ford, Shortland-street. "."'.' WANTED, a Purchaser for a first-class Vertical Steam Engine, nearly new; ! one of Chandler's Chaff Cutters, and the neces \ ary riddle for chaff-cutting.—J. H. Witheford, ' I^rORTHCOTE.-2Acres of level Land, Jl!. all laid down in orchard and strawberries, good brick well, etc., 300 feet frontage to Main Road,- adjoining Public School, price low and terms easy.—J. H. Witheford. Shortland Street. OR SALE or TO.LET in main road at . Mount Eden, a Shop, with residence! and bakehouse attached. The residence has 11 rooms, and is situated on allotment _O.H-.IS Rent, 2os. Good 300 gallon tank, and gas Ma in throughout tho -house.- Excellent opening for a • baker or grocer, or is well adapted for a boar _1. , ing-house.^J. H. Witheford. v . . SP FQR.-SAIiE, m, 4-roomed Cottag;e,' with two register grates and cooking stove ; on '3! allotment 58 xSO ; frontage to Percy-street; off in Mount Eden Rd. -Price, £200.— J. H. Witheford. pi T EAMINGTON^ROAD; 6ff Valley R^_T 3_ J_J Mount Eden.—For Sale, a 5-roomcd Houso ja good"-scullery, sink,' cupboards,' fittings,'etc -". [n allotmentso _99. Prico, $225.— J. 11. Withcford!'"' '' TplOR SALE. a;wplKitr-|Eed Allotment ii_ d #;i üBPu BPeV- o Q«een-street; ® ,x. 120,: with hack ■ ■ Svh! WtlwfS"-^^S!^^WJr^