Marriages.

LAWRENCE—BLACK.-On, March 15, at All Saints', Ponsonby, by the Rev. Calder, Frank Lawrence, to Isabella Agnes, only daughter of the late John Black, of Onehunga.

Deaths.

BREWSTER.—On Thursday, 21st April, at his late residence, St. George's Bay Road, Par nell, John Edward, eldest son of John Brewster, Esq.. Hatherley Hall. Cheltenham, England ; aged 3a years. Cheltenham papers please copy.

DEAN.-On April 13, at the District Hospital, Jane Hnstie Dean, eldest daugnt or of Mr.wm. Dean, Pokeno ; aged 23 years.

GLEDHILL.-On April 20, at her father s resi dence, Home Bay, Minnie Ruth Anderton, the second daughter of Sarah Ann and beorgo Gltdhill; aged 17 years ; accidentally burned to death. Private interment. WILSON.-At his parents', residence Kyber Pass T?oad, on tho 21st A$H . Ralph, eldest son of Ra/ ph. and Elizabeth Wilson.. Funeral will leave his late residence, to , morrow (Friday), at 3 p.m., for Symonda stveet Cemetery.

CHIEF POST-OFFICE.

malls will close as under:— ;&jj|fc ' This DAT. ';^*»#. For Opotiki, per Douglas, at i p.m • T -*y Friday, 22nd pnst. _ ■ > ' For Cowes and Coromandel, per Coromandel, at 11.30 a.m. , , „ _ . For Thames, per Rotomahana, at 1.30 p.m ForTaurangaandOpotiki, per Clansman, at 5 FoVwhangarei Heads, Parua, Waimi, Whan garei, Kamo, and Mangapai, per Wellington, For 'whitangi, Upper Mill, Gum Town, and Tairua, per lona. at 5 p.m. _ For Thames, per Enterprise, at a.JU p.m.

Saturday, 23rd April. For Waiwera, To Kapa, and Warkworth, por Rose Casoy, at 10 a.m. For Thames, per Rotomahano, at 2 p.m. Monday, 25th inst. - M Per Zealandia as follows —

For Samoa, Sandwich Islands, United States of America, Britiuh Columbia.Central and South America, British and Foreign West Indies, at 3 p.m. For United Kingdom and Contipentof Europe, at 3 p.m, Money orders, registered letters, and newspapers, at 1.30 p.m. Late letters, bearing an extra fee of Cd in addition to the postage, will be received by tho mail agent! on board tho steamer up to tno timo of sailing. This mail will bo duo in London on Ma3r3°' S.B.BISS, • Chief Postmaster.

LATE SHIPPING.

Outwards Coastwise.—Rose, for Wban garei; Ida, for Mahurangi; Morning Light, for Cabbage Bay; Lagoon, for Kennedy Bay. Inwards . Coastwise. — Mana, from Tairua ; Lagoon, from Port Charles ; Morn ing Light, from Cabbage Bay; Rata, from Waiara ; Rose, from Whangarei.

The schooner Torea left Anckland on the 13th January, arrived at Savage Island on the 17th February, experienced very bad weather all the way to the above island, from thence went for a cruise amongst the islands, calling at Samoa, 27th. March, whilst cruising in the tropical, experi enced very unsettled weather. April 2nd, left Swain Island for Auckland. From Swain to lat. 25° S., light and durable winds accompanied with very heavy ca-sterlv s\vej. From the above lat. to coast, fresh S.K and E.S.E. winds. Passengers : Messrs A. G. Bell, R. Ward, Bentlird, Masters Jennings and Nicholls. The Paku, from Teirua, and Jane, from- Whangarei, have entered inward. Tho China Navigation Co.'sß.s.. Ching tee is expected to leave Sydney for Hong Kong on the 4th May. ._

LATEST. CABLEGRAMS.

THE . ''" ' IMPERIAL COBFERENCK

THE CABLE QUESTION.

(reuter's telegram.)

London, April 15.

' At to-day's sitting of the Conference, the question of telegraphic communica tion between the various parts of the empire was under consideration. The subject was discussed on the basis of the utility of such communication by the empire rather than with regard to the possibility of any commercial return therefrom. Mr Sandford Fleming (Canada) read a . paper in support of the advantages from a defensive point of view of a cable be tween Canada and Australia. He main : tamed that suck a cable was-possible with a tariff of five shillings per word between Europe and the colonies. The Conference ultimately expressed the opinion that it was extremely expedient that additional cable be provided, but that routes and tile means'of acquiring the cables were subjects of consideration; • No decision- was ar ' rived at. The question was adjourned till Wednesday next. The Conference to-morrow will discuss the question of ' Australian land defences.

PUBLIC OPINION ON MR PARNELL.

[Special.]

London, April 20.

Public opinion on the subject of Mr Parnell's letter is adverse to that gen tleman. --■ -.i •- . ,' ■ ■'

THE NEW HEBRIDES.

' The Earl of Harrowby has given notice in the House of Lords that on Monday he will ask the Government ■whaat policy they intend to pursue respecting "France and tjje New Hebrides.

(reuter's message.)

Sydney, April 21.

In the Legislative Assembly last night the debate commenced on Mr 4")<j»fllttnd'B motion of want-of-confidence Jto fcha ©overnmenfc in connection with tffidir financial proposals. Mr: Burns, pteanurcr, in replying to Mr Copeland, said he would stand by the proposed re-adjustment of taxation, and by sound'■"system" retre^chiftent would be able to reduce the \ public -expendi ture. The prospect of a Property-Tax being imposed was diminishing day by day, and if it was necessary to arouse tfie^overoment, ib would* be found they had % Qoore^o of thoir opiaipns,

VOLUNTEER NOTES.

Tee examination for Captains and sub alterns in tho Volunteer force took place yesterday afternoon, when nine candidates presented themselves to be examined in the usual manner prior to being gazetted aa officers. The official Board of examiners consisted of Lieutenant-Colonel Shepherd, Colonel Dawaon, and Major Derrom, and the candidates were Lieutenants Fairs, and Hay, Gordon Rifles ; Lieutenant Moore, Auckland Naval Artillery; Lieutenant Duder, Devonport Navals; Lieutenant Storey, Te Awamutu Cavajry ; Lieutenant Ansell, " A " Battery Artillery ; Lieutenant Gilmore, "O" Battery Artillery; Lieu tenant Steen, Auckland Veterans ; and Lieutenant Reid, Newton Rifles. These were all thoroughly examined in the theoretical portion of an officers ' ac quirements and no doubt at some of the parades next week they will go through the practical test of their qualifi cations in handling the companies. The Artillery candidates have still ?omo further questions to answer in their deportment.

We learn to-day that a prominent mem ber of the Opposition has sent several important communications to the De fence Minister relative to the arrest, of the officers of the Ponsonby Riflea by Lieutenant-Colonel Mahon. This step ia taken preparatory to bringing tho whole matter before tho House.

REPAIRS TO THE SUVA.

Captains Worsp and Clayton surveyed the bottom of tho s.s. Suva in dock to-day, and found some of fcbe plates in a bnd state. They recommended that the Engineer should examine the plates in order that there might bo a further survey. It is not yet known whether the steamer will be repaired at this port or Port Chalmers.

TELEGRAMS.

Depression and Snicidc

Gketmoutii, this day.

Robert Corse committed suicide at Dob sontown yesterday by drowning himself in the river. He had been unsettled in his mind owing to his inability to get work or ' provide for his wife and four children. Seeing so little food in the house yesterday morning he committed the act. Biilw and floods. There was heavy wind and rain yester day. The rivers are reported rising up conntry, and a big fresh ia expected during the day.

A Dangerous Character.

Palmerston North. Jos. Ryan was fined £10 or two months' imprisonment, for being drunk while in possession of fire-arms. He had a loaded revolver, and carried a largo knife in his belt and was only arrested after a severe struggle,

CnRiSTcnuECH, this day.

Mr Harry Allwright addressed his con stituents at Lyttelton last night. He re ceived votes of thanks and confidence.

Captain Edwin reports ."—Bad weather approaching between north-east and north and west. Glass further fall and heavy rain.

The large crowds ot children and adulta who congregate to watch the antics of the performing bear have.almost developed in>, to a nuisance. Tp-day whew'Bpiin was in the vicinity of Newton Road, Jje- made a rush atr his masfer and^J^ljpdtrp such an unearthly row that he ITauaed a horse to take fright. A young lady who was pass ing at the time narrowly escaped being run over.

Messrs Kenderdine and Purchas, two young men, were carried off by the Tara wera, bound South, against their in clination to-day. They did not discover that the steamer had left the wharf till she was some distance off, and then they repre sented matters to Captain Sinclair, who stopped the steamer, and allowed them to go ashore in the hulk Neptune's boat.

The ship America, now due from Lon don, has on board ordnance valued at £5,310 fot the Defence Department. The consignment includes a number of heavy guns which are to be got in position at the different battalions as soon aa possible after arrival.

The remains of Major Grreen were con veyed to their last resting place at Waikomiti to-day. A large number of the old friends of deceased attended to show their respect.

It will be interesting to the members of tge Ponsonby Social Union to learn that this Committee are making arrangements for the approaching season. Mr E. F. Lilley will be the secretary for the present year.

Yesterday afternoon a number of the ladies interested in the proposed Kinder garten School assembled at the residence of Mr- Justice Ward to report progress. Mrs Ward presided. The subscription lists produced totted up to £98 ; but as a good' mauy others had not been brought in it is believed that considerably more than that sum has already been collected. The ladies* seemed pleased with the result of their efforts so far, and determined to go on collecting. Mrs Ward stated that a detjnite answer as to whether she can , obtain, iiifl. old Baptist Chapel in Wellesley street'for asdhool will be received on the 29th inst. The lion, secretary pro tern. (Mr 3G. B» Lilly) read a report very kindly fnrnished by Mr Superintendent Thomson, respecting children of poor parents who would be benefitted by the Kindergarten. There arc 419 of such children in the city, 300 being within an easy distance of the V.M.C.A. Rooms, and some of the little ones are reported to be much neglected, others running wild; and the mothers of Borne have no place to leave them while they (the mothers) go out to earn the daily bread. The next meeting was fixed for Wednesday, May 4.

On Tuesday last the Onehunga Town Band gayo a..concert and dance in tho Public Hall, Avondale, which was a decided success. The following is the programme: First part: Overture, "Pirates of Penzance," band; song, " Killarney," Mr Fellows; comic song, "Chris tine Brown," Mr Neavo; song,. "Watch on the Rhine," Mr Martin; cornet solo, " Tima Con Vari," Mr Hulee ; song, " Never More," Miss Rhodes ; negro song and dance, " Camelia May," Mr Hunt. . Second part: Selection, " Scotch Airs," band; song, " Marseillaise,'"' Mi- Martin ; violin solo, "Gondeliad," Mr Hulse; song, " Slave's Dream," Mr Follons; comic character song, " Rest less Ah Lung Lil" Mr Hunt; grand march, . " Trobojenskie," band ; song, "The Mermaid," Mr Tidmarsh; valse, " Venetia," band. By far the best songs of the, evening were undoubtedly those of Mr Fellows and Miss Rhodes, though the rendition of other items vac in every way creditable. Mr Hunt was awarded an encore for his negro song and dance, and favoured the audience with a very neat jig, .Dancing was kept up with,, vigour until after 2.a.m.

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THE ~AUCKLAND~EV:ENIHG~ STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 21,-IBB7>

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Auctions. • FRIDAY, 22nd APRIL, at 2 o'clock p.m. HOKIANGA SAWMILL COMPANY LIMITED, IN LIQUIDATION. VAILE AND DOUGLAS are instructed by the Liquidators to offer for sale by public Auction, at their Mart, Shortland-street, Auckland, THE whole of the Freehold and Lease hold properties of the HOKIANGA SAW MILL COMPANY LIMITED, together with the Mill, Buildings and Machines in one lot. This is one of the Finest Kauri Sawmill Pro perties in the North Island, and the Mill and Maohinory of the most powerful description ana in first>clMß order, ■ ... - Full (printcdl particulars and conditions Of sale may be obtained on application to THE AUCTIONEERS, or JllT&OONNELLl^^tors. The Purchaser shall have the riphfc afc his option to purchase log timber and other assets at a valuation. SAMUEL" VAILE.] ... [JOHN- DOUGLAS; - . TO-MORROW, ' - At 2 p.m. sharp. \j ; ' VAILE & DOUGLAS Vfall sell by auction, at their Land Sale Rooms. Shortland-strcet, ' THAT SPLENDID PROPERTY IN PKINCKS-STftEET, lately in the occupa tion of E. Bell, Esq., and situated opposite the entrance to ALBERT PARK. The LAND, measuring 58 x 112 ft, ia held under a Lease from the Auckland Improvement Com missioners, having over 90 years to run at £22 10a per annum. The BEAUTIFUL DWELLING-HOUSE is substantially built in Brick, with hollow walls, and ia perfectly dry. It contains 12 rooms, bath room, attic, pantry, waah-houso.scullery, cellar, etc., The wholofitted with ovcry convenience for a family. TERMS VERY EASY. Also mHAT VERY DESIRABLE SUBUR JL BAN FARM, situated at the corner of Mount Albert and Mount Roskill and Ayondalo Roads, aDd being part of Allotment 6G, Section 13, Suburbs of Auckland, containing 12a Or op, all fenced, subdivided, fully planted with orna mental trees, and all in srrass or crop, with 6 roomed I) WELLING-HOUSEand Outbuildings; situated just outside the four-mile radius. Will bo sold subject to a mortgage Of £100. VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, Shortland street. TO-MORROW, I Ab 11 o'clock, 'j J. M. TaCKSON. : Will sell under warrantof ResidentMaaistrato's Court, to-morrow, at It a.m., at Mr. D. G. Chambers', Victoria Arcade, Queen-atrect, A QUANTITY of SEWING MACHINES f\ by the best makers, and sundry articles. Alao, the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, at Aubyn street, Devon port, at 2 p.m.. .' J. M. JACKSON, .-;■ Anctionecr. i • . CHAS, UESKETH.] [ALEX. AITKEK. TO-MORROW. J AGRICULTURAL HALL, -. CITY MARKET. . Removed to Mart for convenience, of Sale. BEDSTEADS. MATTRESSES, WASH STANDS, AND WARE, BED CLOTHING, CHAIRS, TABLES, I GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, CUTLERY, &c. ~ HESKETH, AITKEN & CO. Havo neceivedinstructlona from the proprietors, who Save relinquished business, to soil at the abovo Hall, on Friday next, the 22nd instant, at two ooloek, THE GREATER PORTION of Furni ture, etc., of a larpc Boarding-house, con sisting of Couches, Tables, Chairs. Bedsteads, Washstanda and Ware, Dressing Tables, Mat tresses, Blankets, Sheets, Counterpanes, Pillows and Slips, Carpets, Mats, Linoleum, Curtains, Craotß, Lookinn Glasses. Crockery. Cutlery, Cooking Utensils. Kitchen Range, Largo Stove (quite new). 2 Eight-day Clocks, several Pictures, and Largo Plungo Bath. &c, &c, &c. All in excollent condition, having had vory little wear or tear. Without Reserve. TO-MORROW, at Twelve o'Clock. THE HAYMARKET. A. BUCKLAND Has been favoured with instructions to soil at the Haymarket to-morrow, at 12 o'clock, 2 GREY HORSES from Waitara, thoroughly quiet and staunch, both in single and double harness. FROM WAIKATO. A Heavy Draught Entiro Colt, 3 years, by Loch Fergus, dam Fancy. Heavy Draught Filly, unbroken, 1 years, by Star and Garter, dam. by Fanoy. ~- A. BUCKLAND, Auctioneer. W. S. COOIIRANE.] [JAS. DACEE. MONDAY, APRIL 25th. At 12.30 p;m. UNDER BILL OF SALE. CARRIAGE, HORSE, AND HARNESS, PIANOFORTE, HARMONIUM, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. AT OWEN'S ROAD, MOUNT EDEN. The Subscribers •wiliisell by auotion-nt the resi dence of Mr G. F. Wiliamson, Owen's Road, Mount Edon, on Monday next, at 12,30 p.m. THE WHOLES .vfehe-Housphoid Furni turo and Effects, also _ Victoria (nearly new), Horeo, and Harness. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON. Auctioneers. W. S. COCIinANE] ■: :> [jA9. DACRE MONDAY, APRIL.2S, At 12 o'Clock Noon. LAND ATKOHUKOHU, HOKIANGA. BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF' THE SUPREME COURT. The Subscribers havo been instructed by the Registrar of the Supreme Court to Sell by Public Auction, on Monday,2sth instant, at 12 o'clock noon, ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND, being a Portion of a Block, situated on the Hokiangaßivcr, and called Kohu Kqhu, being tho Residue of the Land comprised, in Certifi cate of Title. Volume 30, Folios 88 and 89, of the Land Transfer Register Book. For further particnlars, apply to— SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. i ,r I TUESDAY, APRIL 26th. LADIES', MAIDS', GIRLS', AND CHIL DREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES. MEN'S BOOTS AND SHOES. GABRIEL LEWIS ■ Has been instructed to sell on above date, at Eleven o'Clfiok, £byy PACKAGES OF BOOTS AND SHOES, ■ \ Tesßis at sale.



Auctions. TO-MORROW", at 11 o'Clock. PRODUCE, FRUIT, GROCERIES, &c, Walter J. Dowden Will sell by public auction to-morrow, Friday, at 11 o'clock, *>AA SACKS OAMARU POTATOES 40 Sacks Onions Cheese, Bacon, Butter, Wheat, Maize,. Oats, Bran, Pollard, Barley, Apples, 'Figs, Bananas, &c, Tea, Sugar, Candles, Oatmeal, Flour, in 50a. 100s, and sacks, etc. C. HESKETIJ.] [X. AITKEN. AGRICULTURAL HALL, FOR SALE TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, at Noon. The subscribers will sell by auction to-morrow, Friday, afc noon, aa under:— POULTRY— GEESE, FOWLS, Ducks, Turkeys, Pigeons, etc. 20 ■well-bred young Berkshire Pigs, dairy fed, porkers, suckers, etc. PRODUCE -20 tons Potatoes 20 sacks Onions 10 cases cheese 10 cases and 20 tubs Butter, Hams, Bacon, Honey, etc.. Oats. Maize, Barley, Malt, Bran, etc. FRUIT— Apples ./.';, ■ Pears Quinces 1 omatocs, etc. ■ Also at 2 p.m.. Kitchen Range, Sowing Machine, Wall Tiles (2000), Force Pump, Chaff Cutter, Saddles and Bridles, etc. HESKETH, AITKEN, & CO, Auctioneers. H. ARTHUR ] [J. I. EUDDLE. TO-MORROW, 11 a.m. •'■rV MARKET DAY. . " ARTHUR'S MAR T," POULTRY, PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND AUCTION MARKET. POULTRY DEPARTMENT. Fowls, Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Pigeons, Canaries, Fancy Birds, Small Pigs. PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROCERY DE PARTMENT.—I2O sacks Auckland Potatoes, 50 sacks Canterbury Potatoes, 12 sucks Kidney Potatoes, Onions, Carrots. Pumpkins, Herbs, Mangolds, 14 cases Salt Butter in small jars, '20 kegs Butter, 100 good Cheese, 1 cases Canter bury Bacon. Sundry lots of Bacon and Hams. Oats, Maize, Flour, Chaff. FRUlT.—Pears, Apples, Quinces, Lemons, &c. GROCERIES, ETC—Tea, Coftee, Biscuits, Lollies, Confectionery, Candlea, Soap, Disinfect ing Fluid. Also on sale privately at auction prices Fuß*- NITURE DEPARTMENT UP-STAIR3, good collection of Pianos, Organs, &c. A large assortment of Household Furniture and Requisites. A Superior Set of English made Harness. A First-class Waggonette and Dog Cart. TERMS.—Cash before Delivery. R. ARTHUR.] [.7. F. BUDDLE MONDAY NEXT, AT 11 a.m. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES ! UNREDEEMED PLEDGES ! ARTHUR & BUDDLE Have been favoured with instructions from J. Levy, of the London Loan Office, Victoria streut, to sell by auction on Monday next, at 11 a.m., THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE LIST of Unredeemed Pledges, consisting of. Gold and Silver Watches, .Diamond and Gold Rings, Gold Bracelets, Gold Studs and Solitaires, Lockets. Gold Chains, Sowing Machines, Lot of UsefulClothing.ctc, etc. :— JEWELLERY. 1886.-April.6th—No. 317, S.O F.L. Watch; Bth —310, SO.F.L. Watch; ilth-348, 3 O.F.G. Watch; 12th—358, S.H L. Watch, Albert, and Field Glass; 378, Albert and Ring; 379, Gun; 1 lib. —390, Hair Albert and three Lockets; 16th—Jiff. Diamondßing;il3,GoldAlbert;loth—42B,Sextant and Book; 2ist—437, S.H.L. v*atch"; 410, S H.L Watch; 22nd—152, Diamond Ring: 153, SH W. Watch ; 455, Gold. Albert; 457, S.H.G. Watch; 164. 80. F.L. Watch; 2tth-4SO, Snuff.Box; 27th—11)1, Ring; 505, S.H.G. Watch, Chain, Locket and Chain; 508, Cruet, 2 Spoons, 6 Knives, 6 Forks; May 3rd-514, S.IiL. Watch; •Ith—ssß, King: 661, Diamond Ring;. 5th—572, Sealskin Bag, LocTief. Chain, 2 Rings, Necklace; 7th—677, Necklace and Locket; 578, GH.L. Watch and Albert; 10th—591, S.H.L. Watch ; llth—*sl3, S.O.F.L. Watch; 17th—627, SH.L. Watch; 18th—033, Parallel Ruler, 2 Rules: iOth —641, S:O.F.L. Watch: 614, 6 Studs and Ring; 22nd-655, S.H.G. Watch and Albert; 056, S H.L. Watch; 21th—6C5, S.H.L. Watch, B. Albert; 25th-67i, Gold Albert; 675, B.ILL; Watch and Albert; 26th—(388, Gold Albert: 27th—691, Hand Sewing Machine: 28th-636, S.H.L. Watch, S. Albert; June Ist—7l6, S.H.L. Watch, Hair Albert; 2nd—7lß, S.H.L. Watch, Albert, and Diamond Ring; 725, S.H.L. Watch and Albert; 7th—73o, S H.G. Warch and Albert; 734. Sextant; 9th—743, S.H L. Watch; 744, S.H.L- Watch; 10th—710, S.O:F.L. Watch; 748, S.H. W. Watch ; llth—7sl, Diamond Pin; 12th— 756, S.H.G. Watch and Albert; 761, S. Brooch and Earrings; 15th—772, 2 Ladies' Dressing Cases and piece of Plate; 16th—779. S.O.F.L. Watch ; 781, S H.G. Watch; 782, Ring: 17th -788, S.O.FL. Watch; 791, S.O.F.G, Watch; 10th—798, 2 Rings ; 21ut—SOS, Gold Albort; 809, S.H.G. Watch and Albort; 2ith—B2l, S.H.G. Watch, Albert, and. Pin; 822, S.H.G. Watch and Albert; 826, 2 Timber Jacks; 25th—834, Gold Chain ; 28th—851, Gold Albort and Ring; 29th— 868, Book of Views ; 869, S.H.W. Watch; July 3rd-889, S.H.L. Wacch ; oth-897, S.O.F.L. Watch and Albert; 900, S.H.L. Watch and Pin ; 901, Gold Albort and Locket; Bth—9l9, Sundry Jewellery, 10th-932, Ring; 12th—933, Diamond Ring; SHI, 6 Tools; 14th—952, S.O.F.L Watch and Chain; 9.53. S.H.L. Watch and Albert; 954, S.O.F.L. Watch and Albert; 17th—975, S.H.L. Watch and Chain ; 19th—978, Theodolite and Stand; 979, S.H.L. Watch and Hair Albert; 19th—981, S.H.L. Watch; 988, Locket; 20th—939, S.O F.L. Watch: 990, 2 Books, Remnant; 22nd— 1000, G.O.F.L. Watch; 23rd—1010, Set Chessmen, etc.; 21th—1014, S.H.L. Watch; 1018, G. Albert; 1019, Necklace and Lockot; 27th—1027. Piece Quartz; 30th—1014, Book; Aucrust 4th—lo7l, King: 6th—loß4, G. Chain: 9th-10S9, S.O.F.G. Watch; 10th-l!01, S.H.W. Watch; 1106, Set Billiard Balls; 12th—1119, S.H.L. Watch ; 15th— 1143, Hand Sewing Machine: 17th—1145, Scarf Ring; 1146, S.H.W. Watch and Albert; 19th— 1156, Locket and Ring; 1153, G.O.F.L. Watch and G. Albert; 1163. S.H.L. Watch and S. Chain; 20th-1171, S.H.L. Watch; 1172, S.H.L. Watch ; 23rd—1178,2 pair Solitaires: 1201, Marine Glass. Ring, Watch and Albert; 30th-1221, G. Albert; 1222, Ring; 1223, S.H.W. Watch; 31st -1224, S.O.FG. Watch and Albert; 1239, G.H.L. Watch and Albort; September 4th—1245, Ring; 1247, Necklace and Locket; 7th—1253, Coin; 9lh —1261, S O.F.G. Watch, Albert and Chain, Locket and Necklace; 10th—1265, Ring; 1275; S.H.W. W,atch; 15th—1286, G. Albert, Locket, and Greenstone; 1312, Wedding Ring: 21at— 1323, Diamond King; 25th—1340, G.H.L. Watch; ■131?, Wedding Ring; 1315, Bracelot; 3350, S. NcoklactT and Lockot; ■27th-1!J52, S.H.W. Watch; 1353, 2 Guns ; 1356, King; 1367, G.H.L. Watch and Albert. CLOTHING. 1880: September 13th-3738, Suit Clothes: 29th —3790, Rug; October 26th— 3578, Remnant; November 2nd-3903, Jacket, MuiF, and Ink atund; 13th—3960, Suit Clothes and Dolman; 20th —3984, Dress; 2Gth—loos, Coat and Trousers; December 2nd—1024, Dress; 9th—4031, Remnant Black Italian; 21st-4086, Suit; 4075, Coat and Vest; 23rd—4030, Overcoat, Trousers, "Vest; 24th —1083, Suit in Bag; 31st—4100; Suit of Clothes; 4102, Suit Clothes;, 4103, Suit Clothes. 1887: January 10th—4127, Jacket; llth-4130, Rem nant; Hth-4137, 13 Pieces; 17th—4148. Silk Shawl; 18th—4150,. Shawl; 4151, Satin Dress; 20th—4157, Overcoat and Revolver; 22nd—ilOS, Shawl; 27ih-4178, 3 Remnants; 28th—4183, Remnant Silk; 29th—4190, Remnant Silk. WVS. COCimANE] [JA9. DACRE TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). WALNUT PIANO, ROSEWOOD ■ WRITING CABINET, HORSEHAIR & TAPESTRY SUITES* BRUSSELS & TAPESTRY CARPETS, PORTABLE BOILERS, RANGES, GAS STOVES, MANGLES, 'HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Tho Subscribers will Sell by Auction at their Rooms, Queen-street, TO-MORROW, FRI DAY, at 11 o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist ing of Walnut Pianofortes, Drawing and .Ulninff-Rooin Suites, Brussels and Tapestry Carpote, Rosewood Writing Cabinet. Austrian CJiairs. Rlrnu Choffonicr, Folding Chairs, Iron and YVood Bedsteads, Spring, Flax and Hair Mattrcsst s, Palliasses, Feathor Pillows, Chests Drawers, Mirrors, Washsfands and Ware, Dressing Tables, Ourtains, Wool Mats, Fondcrs and Iron*, Round, Square, and Oval Tables, Wood and Cane Chairs, Rocking Chair*, Meat Sales, Dressers, Baths, Kitchon Utensils, Mangles, Gas Stoae, Ranges, and Portable Boilers, &c, &c, &c. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON^ Auctioneers,



Auctions- " TO-MORROW, . . II aim. sharp. . , ■ 215, quee:ntlstleet mart, bankrupt stock" of drapery, CLOTHING, &0. Haa received instruction to 'sell by publjc auction, at Mart, 215 Queen-street, the J™^ of a Bankrupt Stock ot Drapery, and CloUim o , ota, without slightest reserve,, _ -nPTT^S rfiABLE LINEN, GALICOS, DRESS JL MATERIALS, Silks Ye vets Wincor, Cashmeres, Prints, Hollands^ Laces, Crcttonea, Window Hollands, Silcsias, Umbrellas, Shirtings. Jersey SuitS^:HOßWry^ Velvet Buttons, Men's Clothing, Suits.^^\ cis and Vests, Flannel Undershirts, taerges, etc.. otc, etc. To be Sold Without Reserve. C. E. TAGET.] [rlSr^O^ CENTRAL AUCTION MART, 181 QUEEN-STREET; To-morrow, at 11 o'clock* "OOULTRY, Pig S> Potatoes, O"^ 0113.' Jr Bacon Mour. Cheese, ChalF, Oatmeal Tinned Herrings, Jam, Treacle Maccarc,m, - kegs Mullet, a quantity of APPIe?- :Me.nsantf Women's Clothing, Trimmed S^WS&iffi? Boots, also a quantity of Household ivuinituit, Sundries, .etc., etc, ■. PAGET &~RALSTON, "' Auctioneers. R. C. CABB.] • - [D. B.TONKS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27 At Twelve o'Clock. GREEN LANE^ ELLERSLIE. COTTAGE AND~ALLOTMENT B. TONES & CO. Have received instructions to sell, on Wednes day, April 27, at 12 o Clock, GREEN LANE, ELLERSLIE. Good Cottage and Allotment, within three.minuted walk of Green Lane Rad^ay Station, and almost opposite entrance to Racecourse. _____ Tho Cottage has been built only some two years and is now ready for immediate occupa tion. FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 12 Noon. FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE, AND ONE-QUAETEE, ACRE SECTION VICTORIA AVENUE, LAKE ROAD, TAKAPUJSA. J. W.~TACKSON ■ Has received instructions from the owner, who is leaving the colony, to sell at his Mart, Vnl rfmjTmw and "comfortable X RESIDENCE of Five Rooms, sitluated as above, being Lot 99 o£ a subdiviaou ot .Allot. J, Sec. 1, Parish offakapunii. . „ , . Tho Property is beautifully situated, has a grand view, and is planted, with a large quan tity of ornamental and fruit trees. _ For plan and further particulars appiy to the Auctioneer, ~ w. JACKWnr. ' Vulcan Lane. Gazette in Bankruptcy. :t"n bankruptcy;; IN THE SUPREME COURT OF. BANK RUPTCY, HOLDBX AT AUGKIiAND.- ; In the matter of "The Bankruptcy A ot, 1883,"and o£ the Bankruptcy of GEORttlsJ FREDERICK WILLIAMSON, of Epsom, in thu Provincial District o£ Auckland, in New Zealand, Cabi netmaker, a Bankrupt, Notice is iiekeby given that the first General Meeting of Creditors will be held at my office; Stab Buildings, Foit Street, Auckland, on THURSDAY, tho 'ifcth. April, 1857,, at eleven O'clock a.m. Proofs of debt must be.furnished prior to the meeting. Proxy forms can be obiainctl at my ofliuc. No proof can be admitted except under order of the- Court after the ex- Siratlon of four months from tho date pi the ling of the petition. Accounts sent in un supported by proof of debt as prescribed by law, cauuotberecoßuißed. Official Assignee. Auckland, April 21,1887. 0,. .. . W. R. Fbauklin, High-street, Solicitor for tho Bankrupt. J N , B A N X R: U P T ! C Y. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. ' In the matter o£ " The Bankruptcy Act." 1883," and the subsequent Statutes Amendments thereof, . ; Notice is hereby given that I, MATTHEW HOOPER, of Franklin lloud, in the City of Aackland, in the Provincial District of Auck land, in New Zealand, Master- Mariner, have this day tiled, in the said Court at Auckland, a petition to be adjudged a Bankrupt. Dated this 21st day of April, 3 837. M. HOOPER. THOBXE and Rigby, Queen Street and Vul can Lane, Auckland, Bankrupt's Solicitors. T N" B A N X R U PTC Y. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BANK RUPTCY HOLDISN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act, 1883." and of tho Bankruptcy of Matthew Hoopek, o£ Auckland, in the Provincial District of Auckland, in New-Zealand, Master Mariner, a Bankrupt,. . : .> Notice re hereby given that the first General Meeting of Creditors will bo held at jny office, Stak Buildings, Fort Street, Auckland, on THURSDAY;, 28th April, 1887, at 2.30 o'clock p.m. Pioofs of debt must be furnished prior to the meeting. Proxy fonnsScan be obtained at my office. No proot can1 be admitted; except under order o£ the Court, after the expiration of four months from the date ofi the filing.! of the petition.. Accounts sent in.■• unsupported by proof of debt/as preserißed- by law, cannot be recognised, V ; -?: - ,_».». JOHN LAWSOKF, - ; Official Assignee. Aucldandi April 21.1857. ■■ Thorne & Rigby, Salieitorsforthe Bankrupt* WANTED, a tEo General Ser vant.—Apply t CMng, Ely House, Remuora. ...... •:.■.- WANTED, a single ■ take charge branch (country) Must not De afraid of rough work. ... _o horses and Maori trade.—Apply to Thos. Ooiebrook, Lowe House, Newton Road. 'ANTED KNOWN-Jams, 4d per tin; best Cheese, 6d per 1b; best Oamaru Potatoes,.4s 9d,per cwt; good Elome Raisins, 6d pcrlb. All other lines equally cheap for Cash Only.—Gallaugher and Entrican, Victoria-street West. .a ~..;, ■ •■., T/S7"ANTED, at once, Woman Cook; T T also, Housemaid, good Needlewoman,, same house, country; Generals, Ponsonby town; Housemaid, Lake, 20s; Cook, 20s jUrs Klsmore's. . ■ *.' ' W "ANTED, A good General Servant, protestant, must have good references. —Apply to Mrs. Wade, Liverpool-street. I 1011 SALE, at Buckland's Yard, To" morrow Morning, a Double-seated Butrtrr Iloree, and Harness., ~ , r|lo LET, Furniahed Hou?e, Devonport, JL good position, r^nt moderate.—Apply Sinclair and Gray, 177, Queen-street, below Union.■ Bank,;or Star Office. - nhO LET, a very pretty 6-roomed Villa, JL close to Ponsonby Road ; gas, water, bath,, and every convenience; rent low.—Apply W. L. Rogers, Ponsonby lioad. V - LOST, oh Tuesday, in Hobyon-atreet, c , between Wellosley and Cook-streeta. Gold: blceyo Link-Reward .is, by leaving, same at Prince of. Wales Hotel, Hobaon-strcet;; TTSOUND; a Gold Scarf Pin. Owner can i '*. ■o?wi^T by Parin& the.atlvcrtising.-Ap ply to R. W. Hammond, Fort-street QHEESE! CHEESE!! CHEESE*! I r Wanted Known, you can get good Choose at 3Jd, per lb. and up—ards,FOß cash, at FRED X ; WHI TE HEAD'S, r . • ' fla VJCTORIA-STREET,



Public Notices. nnTTE COROMANDEL JUST DJ 11MB T GOLD MINING COMPANY LIMITED SSStoS Company [Limited), in Liq.uida tion. ™ to ttfrfby giten that I have lodged at showingtbe a3seta auu the proposed con v-'r^n a V thellth clay of May nest, the said List wtkfns"totSM Urtby any contributory or iredftfr, will be heard and adjudicated upon by tbDScd rthis 19th day of April, 1887. F. A. WHITE, Liquidator. ■-^r 0T ICE ii UNPAID RATES. EDEN TERRACi~ROAD DISTRICT.. In accordance with the provisions of "The Road Board Act, 1882," no person whose rates are unpaid can. nominate any candidate or txerc^e their votes unless the rates are paid, or be eligible for election. gTICKLEY> Clerk. TNDIVIDUALS afflicted with gravefor A other kidney difficulties need Woufts T> U B L IO- NOTICE. Under and in pursuance of ".The Education Act, 1877," the Education Boara of the Dutart of Auckland directs it to be PubUcly that, in pursuance of a resolution passed by the Board on the fifteenth day of April, 1887. the Boundaries hitherto fixed as the Wtei ol! the Arakimu Valley School District have bee naUered, and that the same are now fixed in accordance with the boundaries set forth and described in the Schedule hereto for the pur poses of "The Educat^Ae^tSn^^^ Secretary. schedule. Araeimu Vallkt School Disthict. Amended Boundaries. Commencing at the north-eastern angle o£« Section No. 192, of the Parish of Opaheke: Bounded towards the north ;by part of the southern boundary of the Parish of Hnnuato the Wairoa Kiver; towards the east by paitot the western boundary of the Parish. ofUtau, from the confluence of the Wairoa and Manga wheau Rivers, to the sonth-east«m angle o£ Section No. 130, of the Parish of Opaheke ; to wards the south-west generally by the soutn western boundaries of Sections N 05.130 and s®, of the Parish of Opaheke aforesaid, the^soutii eastern and south-western boundaries of section No. 90, the western boundary of Section >°-^> part of tlie western boundary af Section. No. |Oa, tlie south-western boundaries of Sections Nos. 207 and 121, part of the south-eastern boundary otSection No. 123, the south-eastern and south western boundaries of bection No. lot, me south-western boundary °^ Section iNO. Lm aforesaid, and by the sonth-weatern boundaries of Sections Nos. 102, 101, and Hi, to the north western angle of the last-named Sections; ana towards the west by the western boundary of Section No. 247 to the commencing point T> U B L I-C N O T I C E. Under and in pursuancaof •'The;Education ■Act, 1877," the Education Board of the District of Auckland directs it to be Publicly Notified, that, in pursuance of a resolution passed-by the Board on the fifteenth day of April, 1881, the boundaries hitherto fixed, as-the limita or. me Bombay School Disthict have been altered, and that the same are now fixed in accordance with the boundaries set forth and. described in the Schedule hereto for the purposes or The Education Act, I^77.^^^^ KRICJEj ■ Secretary. ' SCHEDULE. Bombay" School District. Amended Boundaries: ■ . Commencing at the junction of the road whieli traverses SecUon No. 19 of the Parish of Opaheke with the Great South Road: Bounded towards the north by the road above-mentioned to the north-western angrle o£-*ftetio& No. 158,_0f the- Parish of Opaheke aforesaid', towards the east generally by the aforesaid road, which forms the north-eastern-and-eastern, boundaries , or. the last-named section, to the south-eastern angle of the same; thence by. the. south-eastern boundary otSection No. 183, also of the Parish of Opaheke aforesaid, to its south-eastern angle; thence by the south-eastern and south-western boundaries of Section No. 3D, of small, lots in the Bombay. Settlement, by the south-western boundaries of Sections. Nos. 38 and 37, the north-western' boundaries of Sections Nos. 51, 52, 53, and s*, the north-western, western, and part of the south-western boundaries or Section No. 24, the western boundary of Section No. 6, the north-western and south-western boundaries of Section No.. 65,. the south-western boundaries of Sections NoSi-67 and 68, and part of tlie south-western boundary of Section No. 69, all of small lots in the Bombay Settlement afore said, to the western boundary of Section No. 216, of the Parish of Opaheke aforesaid, and_by the western boundary of the last-named Section to its south-western angle; towards the south by the southern boundaries of Sections Nos. 215 and 214 and part of the southern boundary or Section No. 128, to the road which traverses that Section; thence by the said road, which also traverses Section No. 127." and bounds on the south side Sections Nos. 126. 157, and 42; thence by the road which forms the western boundary of the latter' Section as far northerly as the northern boundary of Section No. 18, of small lots in the Bombay Settlement, and by the northern boundary of the last-mentioned Section and the northern boundary of Section No. 13 to the Great South Road; thence northerly by the Great South Road to the north-eastern angle of Section No. 2i, of the Parish of Maungatawhiri; thence by the road which'forms the northern boundary of Section No. 24: aforesaid, and by that road to the north-western angle of Section No. 33, also of the Parish last-named; and towards the weafcby part,of the. western bound ary of the Parish of Maungatawhiri, to the north-western angle of. Section. No. 1 of; that Pttrish, and by the northern boundary of the last-named Section and the Great South Road to the place of commencement, ip UB LIC NO T ICE. Underand. in pursuance of "The Education Act, 1877," the Education Board of the District of Auckland directs it to bo Publicly Notified that, in pursuance of a. resolution passed by. the Board on the: fifteenth day of April, 18S7, the boundaries hitherto fixed as the limits of the Papakata School District havo been altered, and that the same are now fixed in accordance with the boundaries set forth; and: described in the Schedule hereto for the purposes of" The ■ Education Act^ 1877." VINCENT E. RICE, I Secretary. SCHEDULE. ■ : Paparata School District. Amended Boundaries. Commencing at the north-western angle of section No. 17u, of the Parish of Opaheke: Boun ded towards the northeast generally by the north-eastern boundary o£ SecUon No. 170 afore said, the south-eastern boundary of Section No 109, the south western and part of the south eastern boundaries of .Section No. 122; the south western and south-eastern boundaries of Section No. 251, the northern, north-eastern, and south eastern boundaries of Seci ion No. 118, part of the north-eastern boundary of Section No 117 the south-eastern, boundary of Section No. 90* and' the south-westorn- boundaries of Sections Nos. 129 and 130 to the south-eastern angle of the last named section ;• towards the- south-east' by the road which forms the south-eastern bound aries of Sections Noa 132, 134, and 136, of the Parish of Opaheke aforesaid, and by the said road continued to the-south-eastern anirlp nf Section No. 142, o£ tho Parish of Maungatawhiri towards the south-west by the southern bound ary of Section No. 142 aforesaid to the road at its south-western anglo ; thence westerly by the said road to the eastern boundary of Section No 110, of the ParishOfMaungatawhiA aforesaid • thence by the eastern, northern, ard western boundaries iof .that; Section! to j the road rat its south-western angle; thonce by the said road to the south-eastern angle of Section N#T 114 of the Parish last-named, and by tlie eastern andnorthern boundaries of S-ction No. 114 afor esaid to the road at its north-western anehf thence by the aforesaid road to the north-eastern angle of Section No 103 ; thence by the eastern and southern boundaries of Section No: 103-and the southern boundary of Section No. 173 to its south-western angle, and towards the west gen erally by the western boundary, of Section nS 173, part.of the.southern and the western boim dary ot Section No 216, otthe Parish of Opaheke aforesaid, port of the squtliem boundary of bection No. 69 of small lots in the Bombay Settle ment, the south-western boundaries of Sections' Nos. 68 and C 7, the south-wostern and northern boundaries of Seotion No. 65, the western bou™ dary of Section No. C, part of the southern U?e .western, and north-western boundaries of' Sec tion No. % tho-north-western boundaries of Sec tions Nos. 5W 53,^-52, and 51, pars of the "nth western boundary of Section No. 37. the south western boundary of Secion No. 38Sand the sout i-westem and south-eastern boundaries of Section No. 39. all of small lots in tho Bombay Settlement, to the north-eastern an°lc of the



•■■" ~ PuMife Notices. •m/TEMBERS OF THE GssjM . ■ , ASSEMBLY. .~. -("MSj?^. i The Hinemoa will leave the Oneb i Wharf on SUNDAY next, the Sithinata^fil o'clock a.m., for the purpose of conveyini|^|f| bers to Wellington, to attend the Opeaifc's'fjf Parliament on I'UESDAY next, the 26th. 1 A Special Train.will leave the Auckl^ffsl way Station at half-past eight a.m. on-SDS]y|«S to take Members to Onehunga. ~/ t ' G. MAURICE O'EORK^lffi Mount Smart, Ponrose, -i^SSaaiiS^^fi 21st April, 1887. __Zsllfflf T> ÜBL I C NOT. 'fciJH Under and in pursuance of " The E^cJlhl Act, 1877," the Education Board of the Distjfell of Auckland directs it to be PubtfclyXotifil? that, in pursuance of a resolution passed by|£s|! Board on the fifteenth day of April,; lffir-ffiß boundaries hitherto fixed as the limia, o fSB Poiceno Valley School District have, SS^ altered, and that the same arc-now-fixMoS accordance with the boundaries sctfortira»sfi described in the Schedule hereto for -ffii'tigß posea of " The Education Act. 1877." 'sw VINCENT E. RICE, -'M SecretfflfeH '~"■: *■ - i . ■'; ' ■ :■ ■> *li§g SCHEDULE. Si Pokexo Valley School Disraeli Amended Boundaries. "iJfS Commencing at the north-western angleofSS|§ tion No. 181, of the Parish of MaungatawiMi Bounded towards the north generally By tHi northern boundary of Section No. 181^tyi northern and eastern boundaries of SeclMi No. 174. the northern boundary of SectioSvHaßl 171, and the southern and eastern boundaries!! Section No. 103, all of the Parish of Manp3f| whiri aforesaid, to the road at the north-<aata»§)j angle of the last-named Section: thdncief*|| the road aforesaid to the north-eastern angfej® Section No- 7; thence by the eastern boundM| of Section No. 7 and the northern Jand eaKil boundaries of Section No. 114, to the road^a the south-eastern angle of the'last-named Say tion; thence by the aforesaid road tv \h southernmost angle of Section No. 116, tin ait by the south-western, north-western, andmi|; eastern boundaries of" Section No. 116 to ft south-eastern angle; thence by part of thews them and eastern boundaries of Secticw ?}j 117, and the south-western and soutlrtalaji boundaries of Section No. 142, of the Pai&B| Maungatawhiri aforesaid, to its south-easiai angle, and ther.ce following1 the boundaryctjla Pokeno Road District to the north-eastern aSfs of the same; towards the east by_ the ea^a boundary of the Pokeno Eoad District to: fe Pukorokoro Road; towards the south by;tin Pukorokoro Road, part of the southern aa western boundaries of Section No. 37; and agsts by the Pukorokoro Road and the Maungatafria and Waikato Rivers, to the eastern boundary i the Pokeno Hill School District at the Bluff; and towards the west by the eastern bounds of the Pokeno Hill School District andparta the southern boundary of the Bombay Sciii District to the commencing point. /XOOD STEAM COAL, WASHED M VJT COAL, HOUSE COAL. : Tlie WhangareiCoal Mining Company is isi position to supply (in quantity) any of the urn qualities of Coal, either to.b. at Wnangarei,« afloat in the Auckland Harbour. As a Steam Coal, the Whangareiisconsiileßd the Cheapest Coal in the market. THE WHANGAREI COAL MINING'■; COMPANY (Limited). - ' ;;#i . ' Palmerston Buildings, Queen Street., ;iyrouNT eden road i3istbic£ NOTIGE EE UNPAID RATES 2 In. accordance with the provisions ofVjts Road Board Act, 1882," no person whoso rata are unpaid can exercise any vote atranyiHi tion for members of. the Board. J. STICKLEY'gi ' , ■ - Cletf COALS, coke, charcoal, firewood, fe( rataand tHxec firewood cut and uni Taupiri, Newcastle^ and Kamo coals, at lo»S possible price for cash, furniture capffl removed, and goods delivered to all paHfc city and suburbs at lowest rates -•3H C. NICHOLLS, Chambers* Hop BeeK.ag "Cordial Factory, corner, of ;McK.elvie-strcet, a Ponsonby Road. - mOBACCO! 'TOBACCOIj ■*, ' TOBACCO 111 4«i#i 56 Boxes of Genuine Cameron's Lons fis'ji Pound, at ss. 2d. per'lb. for Cash;"-I'jfp guaranteed, at -"-• v lEEDIL WHITEHEADS, ( 95, VICTORIA-STREET.- '>J T7IOB. IMMEDIATE SALE VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY, situate I commanding position in Albert-street, atmo next those handsome new buildings of Y.MJJ.A, having aa extensive frontage of 85 feetto Aifis street, on which is erected Jive cottages, p property has great prospective value, anil inj grand site for a row of shops or stores, and i now offered a bargain, price asked beinf'OßJl. £1,700. (FoL 22.).—D. F. Evans, Asrent, ■■: - HOBSON.& PITT STREETS—Thatdeairate City Prooerty. situate at junction of Hobsji street and; Pitt-street, immediately opposft Wellington. Street. Tlie allotment has ate tage of about 45 feet, on which is erected a most substantial Brick Villa, ventilated walls,, shit roof, concrete paths, &c, &c. Will he soldi bargain; price reduced to £t>so, in consequent* of the owner, having met with a misfortunes! the loss of the ' Energy." (FoL 20.)— D. F. Ilvms Auctioneer and Land Agent. ■ /-gal URING the absence of Mrs. Bell, & Pamell Registry' Office will be cawte on at,—Fishers Fancy Repository, Mahaj Road. ; Tenders. . , f, TO BUILD E Elf ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS To:i HOUSEAT PENROSE (MOUNT,SMiffI .: --■-■■ ■ —;— ' ,-. ,r'.;'f; ..'iSJ&pB Tenders .'ire invited for the above worts unlif noon of the 2Utliinst. ■ . \,m ARTHUR P. WTLSOV --- Archit|| 0 " bnl lj) esl Tenders will be received until Noon ft MONDAY, April 25tli, for the Erectioafli Completion of Council Oftices at Devonpo| North Shoie. _'^* EDWARD BARTLBTj» Archftagl m O CAREEN TEE& Traders will be received until noon of SA^tjs DAY. April 30th. for raising a ..Hong^M Symonds-street. Plans at my office, 1, EJCOflgli Chambers, Queen street, Auckland. ' ■ : |B HKNRY G.'WADBj^gB ■-".-■.■. ■~: ArcMtslll N.Z FARMERS' CO-OPhi^|' J3j- TIVE ASSOCIATION, Ltd,' p££m IN LIQUIDATION. '"^ |:: Separate Tenders wiU be received 'a^H ofnee until noon of FRIDAY, 22nd;Apnlg|S for the following:— ; ' ' i. Large and convenient Store on BreafrfjUßj close to Railway Station, and. having Sffi frontage, lease l£ years to run; tyn^£jßm £76; right to remove store at end o£ leaae.. -mm 2J- Powerful' Hydraulic Lift now in usa '^qm warehouse, to be removed within one V%JM tenders being acceptpd: Not bound to "^M the lowest or any tender. . . ■ W. GARRETT \ Ti att idato»||S GEO. FRASERJ ■ v ; ;>|ffl Customs! Streot AVeat. —^-<<B TENDERS will be received up till M^B DAY, Uie 25th. for Erection otaFiret^M Villa.-Plansj ; t_Bull^_P£rkJe^er : Q]KW^B| mENDERS wanted for Painting i —Apply onjob : _o^osjte^li^isilii>ffl T\O PAINTERS. - Tenders W^&gH Paining Cottage. Plan andg« r g| to bo seen at E. Lonergans.^PjunJ"^' : ••■ B§ street Tenders close on the •Isra I_____-r-^E1 _____ -r-^E O~EAIOT?ERS..—Tenders for.raM Messrs Ehrenfried's SJ^jJ^.^pSH A\ rl)arf, will be received until \OOIk. *$S{M 22nd Apriil Paul & Fripp, Architects, ;*j^^B| Coßiuouolitan Chambers,■■. ■ _'_i<iK