Marriages.

MILDENHALL-McMURRAY.-On April 5, by Rev. D. W. Runciman, John Mildenhall, ox Berkshire, England, to Eliza MeMurray, of Belfast. Home papers please copy.

Deaths.

COMOP.—On May G, at her parents' roaidenco, Nelson-street, Ester Alice, the beloved child of 11. J. and Annie E. Coniop ; a«od 7 weeks. DOOLAN.—On ?.lay 6, at-hispnrents's residence, Wellington-street, Ernest John, beloved son ot Mr Doolan: aged S ycara S .months. The funeral will take place to-morrow (Sun day). Private interment. FOUGHEY.—On May 5, at the Old Men's Homo, Thames, Jmnes Foughcv: aged To years. FLETCHER.—On May C,at his residence, One- I liunga, Samuel Fletcher ; agcclGl. J: uncral will leave his late residence at 2.30 p.m. on Sunday. GOOD.-At Giabornc, on May 5, Wallace, the beloved eldest son of Wallows and Anne Good, of Gaol Road, Auckland ; agedlOyears. GOODWIN.—On May 7th, at hit) late resilience, Otahuhu, Isaac Goodwin; aged 10 years. ihe 'Funeral will- leave for tho .English Burying - ground, Otahuhu, at 3 p.m., on Monday, 9th instant. GRAINGER.—On May 0, at Cobden-stroot, Mary Ellen, daughter* of Henry and Martha Graii-.ger;aged 9 years. I 1 unoral will leave Grey-street to-morrow, atlp.ru. Friends please accept this intima tion. Ghoaterlield papers please copy.

CHIEF POST-OFFICE.

Maiis'wlil close a3 under i— This Day. For Whan-.rr.rei Heads, Wangarei, and Kamo, per Wellington, atop.vi. Monday, Oth inst.' For New Plymouth and Southern ports, per (Jairlooh, at U a.m. For fPntiki and Coromandcl, per Coromau'ttol, at 11.80 a.m. . . For Raw- ne, Hokianga district, via Onchunga, per Oreti, at 1 p.m. For New Plymouth and Southern Ports, per Margregor, at 1 p.m. Tor Thames, per Rotomahana, at 3 p.m. JBor Russoll, Kawakawa, p.?r Walhora.at 1 p.m. For I'aurauga and Opotiki, per Chclms!!ord,at A

p.m. For Whitianßi, Gum' Town, Upper Mill, Tau ransa, and Opoliki, pcrlona, ati p.m. For Russell, Kawakawa, Itavonc, 'Wangaroa, and Mongonui, per Clansman, atsp.ni, For Thames, per Enterprise, at 5.30 p.m. Tuesday, May 10. For Taranakl and Southern ports, per Hav*a, at 7.10 a.m. For W. aiwera, Kawau, Omaha, Matakana, Lower iyiatakana, Mullet Point, andLeigh,pei" Rose Casey, at 10 a.m. Momday, 23rd. Per Alameda, as follows: For Samoa, Sandwich Islands, United States of America, British Columbia, Central ami South America, British and Foreign West Indies, at 3 p.m. For United Kingdom and Continent oC Enropo, at 3 pm. ■•-■sonoy orders, registered letters, add newspapers, at I.3i> p.m. Late letters, bearing an extra fee of (id in addition ■to the postage, will be received by the mail agent on board the steamer up to vie time of Bailing. This mail will be duo in London on June 27. . S.B.BISS, Chief I'ostmastcr.

LATE SHIPPING.

The s.s. Oreti will arrive from Wanganui on Monday, and leave again for Hokianga, Wangape, and Ahiparaat 3 p.m. on Tues day. She takes a number of special settlors, and also some who have arrived from Christchurch, en route for Hokianga, Port Chalmers, this day. —Arrived : S. s. Suva, 9 am.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

A COLONIST HONOURED.

[.SpJICIAL.]

. London, May G. Mr Edward Langfcon, of Melbourne, is attending tho sitting of the Public Account Committee of the House of Commons, at the invitation of Sir John Lubbock.

DYNAMITE CAMPAIGN.

There are signs that the Irish Americans are making preparations for a dynamite campaign.., ' LONDON UNDEFENDED. Mr Lorimer. speaking at the lunch on board Ii.M.S. Monarch, condemned tlie undefended state of the Thames.

THE TONGA OUTRAGES.

StatCHiesn'-. by tlm Kwcretavy fw

tliC CvMldfiiiJCS.

(SPECIAL.)

London, May 5

Sir H. Holland says that nothing can be done with reference to Tongan aifairs^until the'report of Sir Charles Mitchell, Governor of Fiji, has been

received

THE NEW HEBRIDES.

[SPECIAE.]

London, May 5,

The " Standard " justifies the impa tience of the Conference delegates with regard to the New Hebrides, but con siders, from the attitude of the Marquis of it is obvious that the question requires very, j careful treat ment to eftect va settlement sparing French dignity without : making-it-into lerable to Australia.""

Mr'Syme; oHhe Melbourne " Ago," writes to the "Morning; Chronicle" re-. Viewing the Hew Hebrides dispute, and protests against the apathy shown by vhe.Colonial'Office//

I'Lq Temps" to-day makes a pro- Dosal that the garrison at the New Eebrides .■> should be replaced by a police force : established by the French Company, the French Govern ment granting" a subscription of thirty thousand francs.; ' '~ : -

Sir F. D. Bell , personal! jjiis favour able to the cession-., of ■ the New Hebrides, providing France will agree to discontinue, sending ''convicts to New Caledonia.". '"• rx-

The. refusal of the Colonies to accept a compromise tias-blocked,everything.

-The general result of. the conference has created a favourable impression.'"

Commercial Report.

[REUTEIi'S TELEGRAM.]

Adelaide, this day.—Wheat is steady at 3s lOd per bushel; town flour, L 9 10s to L 9 15s ; country brands, L 8 5s to LS 10s.

Lokdon, May s.—Consols have declined to 102|; New Zealand 4 per cent, inscribed stock remains at 98. The bank rate is 2 percent. ; tho market, 1J per cent. Tho total reserve in notes and bullion at the Bank of England is £14,500,000, and the proportion to liabilities is 48 per cent. Colonial breadstuff's- tallow is without cfiahgo. [mil MERCHANT SHIPPING AND UNDER WBITEBS1 ASSOCIATION.] Loxdox, May s.—Arrived : Soukar, ship, from Lyttelton,

Literary Gossip.

Sale of Buvns's Manuscripts Count

Yon Beusts Memoirs,

Manuscripts of tho late Gibbon Gvaig wore sold in Edinburgh onApril sth, and realised excellonb prices. Tho original manuscript of BurrS's " The Whistler,'" con.sist.ing of two and a half folio Uftgos, fetched 5J30 guinoas and wax bought for Lord Boscbovy, for whom also was pur chased a volume of manuscripts and letters by Burns, among them being one to William Nicoll, dated February 9, 1790,' and commencing, "My dear sir; That damned mare of yours h dead." Tho English translation of Count Beusb's "Memoirs," which lias just appeared, is mainly noteworthy from the lengthy intro duction to it by Baron do Worms, which conveys a bettor notion of tho Count than his own memoirs.- Bcust was, in truth, neither so great a man as he imagines him self to be, nor as Baron de Worms imagines him to have been. He was a clover poli tical adventurer, fussy, as I once heard Prince Bismarck say of him, as a devil in holy water and anxious to play a pro minent part in Germany without much caring* what the part was or in the service of which German State ho played it. Ho was amiable, witty, and possessed of a largo fund of minor talents. Again and again ho put himself into rivalry with Bismarck, but he was invariably worsted b} him. It may lac true, as both he and Baron de Worms declare, that ho did not en courage Napoleon 111. to rush into the war with Uormany, but had he been more ex plicit before war was declared as to tho at titude of Austria, it ia very pi-bbable that there would have been no war. He was in fluenced by his habitual antagonism to Prince Bismarck, and ho led the French Emperor to imagine than he would have the aid of Austria. Very probably he would have had it had it not been for his reverses in the opening of the campaign. It is true, that there were no definite engagements between the countries, and therefore Austria cannot be said to have been untrue to her pledge; but it is equally certain that France was encouraged by Austria to place herself in hostility with Germany, and might reasonably have supposed that she would bo supported by that country. Count Beast, indeod, had much of tho woman in his character. His dislike of Bismarck was womanish—he-was glad to get others to attack him, but when they did ho preferred looking on to affording them aid.

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THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, MAT 7, 1887.

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W W W THE RENOWNED OLD CITY CLUB HOTEL, SIIOiITLAND-STriEKT. RENOWNED, because it was knojvn of old as the resort of the business men of Auckland, who have the credit ef appreciating good liquors. I havo tho pleasure to announco that having Purchased tho Lease of this Hotel, and being determined to supply only the BEST BRANDS, I do not fear the result MY SPECIALTY is that I stick to JOHN "WALKER &SONH' OLD HIGHLAND KIL MARNOCK WHISKY that took FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at SYDNEY, MELBOURNE, and PHILADELPHIA EXHIBITIONS, HEN NESSY'S and MARTELLI'S BRANDY, and I will sell them in the bottle or glass UNADUL. TERED. TT> 7p( T3 0 B E R T S, JLi'e \je JL\i PROPRIETOR (LATE OF.ALBERT HOTEL).. PA TERS O>T AN D C 0., GRAIN MERCHANTS. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. Omnibuses, Brakes, Cabs, and Saddle Horses for Hire at lowest rates. Special arrangements madq with Evening and ; Picnic Parties. Stores and. Stables:— Lorne-slreet, Mt. Roskill, and-Avondale, Auckland, N.Z.



THE STAR STEAM PRipiM WORKS Shortmnd &, Fort Sheets, « auckland. Commercial Printing.—Trado Circulars, Catalogues, Eillhoads, Mcmos, Businesj Cartl.3, Labels, Cheques, Visiting Cards Delivery Books, Balance Sheets, anc Posters, in all the latest Continental Stylos. Book Printing.—Reports of Societies anc Companies, Sermons, Lectures, Librettos Poems, etc., in modern and ancient stylci '-'• of 'binding, 'lettering, etc., also Account ' Books ruled to any.pattern.. .'■''' Legal Printing.—-Articles to£ t Association, Deeds, Briefs, Proapectusea, Notices Schedules, etc. • • • • . General-, Printing for Banks, Public- Companies, Warehouses, Mills, Shops, and Offices. Fancy Printing, embracing Colour Work of every description, also Show Card 3 and Dance Programmes in an endless variety of designs. • Theatrical Printing.—The large Hoard ings erected in prominent parts of tho City and Suburbs afford special facilities for a splendid display of all SHOW Printing. • Paper Bag' Printing. — Confectioners', Grocers', Bakers', Millinors', and Tobacco mate' Bags in sixes varying from S oz. tc 8 lbs. STEREOTYPING & ELECTROTYPINQ r -,,,... .. A'SPECIALTYi ; ~ THE "STIR OFFICE, AUCKLAND ; ; r"_ r B. BRETT, PwPBHWOB, '^S^fc



Auctions' W. S. COCHRANE.] [JA3. DACRE. MONDAY, MAY 9, At 12 noon. SMALL IMPROVED FARM AT NORTHC.OTE. The Subscribers will sell by auction, at thoir Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, May 9, at twelve o'clock, by order of the agent for tho Public Trustee m the estate oi! Benjamin Wheeler, deceased, A LLOTMENTS 2 and 3, Section 10, £\ Parish of Takapnna, containing 14 acres, 3 roods and '2'< pcrclios, with small dwelling, all good land, all fonccd, having three acres planted with fruit trees, and t.vro acres with straw berries, the rest all ploughed up. Terms Easy. SAMUEL COCHKANE & SON, Auctkmeora. W. S. COCHKANE] [JAS. DACRE MONDAY, 9th MAY. DWELLING HOUSE, WITH SEVEN ACRES FIRST CLASS LA*ND AT PENROSE. Tho subscribers will sell by nuotion;*fct their Rooms, Queen-street, on MONDAY, Oth inst., at 12 o"Glock, A VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, situate at IWo/<o Junction, on tho Great South Road, (adjoining: Mr ])il worth's property). It oontnins 7 acres first-class volcanic soi', all fenced and subdivided, and has ;i coiuroi'lalile CotlafcO, Washhouso, Shed*, and other buildings erected thereon Jfiasy terms. For further particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE.] . [JAS. DACRE. MONDAY MAY 9. ISO ACRES LAND. ORUAWHARO. The subscribers will aell by auction at their Rooms, Queen-strcot, on Monday, May 9, at twelve o'clock, By Order of the Agent for the Public Trustee in the Estate of Harry Hall, Deceased, WORTH -EAST PART OF ALLOT MENT 08, Parish oE Oruawharo, County of Marsden, containing ISO acres. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCURANE. ] . [JAS. DAORE. MONDAY, MAY 0, At Twelve o'Clock. : 50 ACRES, HOROTIU. SO ACRES, KAIWAKA. 40 ACRES, PUKEATUA. 15 ACRES, KIRIKIRI. ALLOTMENT AT KINGSLAND. Tho subscribers will sell by auction ot their Rooms,' Quoen-strcet, on Monday, May 9, at twelve o'clock, "|" 0T44, Parish of Horotiu, Waipa, con- B ,1 tnlniny 50 acres good land, adjoining well cultivated farms. Allotment 22, Parish of Kauvaka. containing 80 acres lirst-claas laud, situated close to Post Office. North-cast part Lot HO, Parish of Pukoatua, containing 10 acres, known as Bluchcr's Farm, Dairy Fiat. Lot 35, Hoc. 1, Klrlklri Villiiffo, Parish of Opa heke, containing 15 acres first-rate volcanic soil, with all improvements. Lot ISO, Sec. 1, King.sland—a fine building sito —quite level, having 10 feet frontage to Fourth Avenue. Also, Section 4, Block 5, Village of Waiomio, Parish of Kawakawa, containing 1 rood 6 perches. For Absolute Sale. For further particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. R. C. CAlili] [B. D. TOXICS TUESDAY NEXT, At 11 o'Clock. TRADE SALE OP OILMEN'S STORES, GROCERIES, HOPS, DRIED FRUITS, Etc., . Etc., Etc. Ex Oaniaru and America. B. TONKS & CO. Have received instructions to sell on Tuesday liext, at 11 o'clock, 6Q<s> PACKAGES OILMEN'S OO STORES Groceries Dried Fruits Canned Goods 50 Barrels Currants GO Boxes Kleines 110 Boxes Sultanas 120 Boxes Musea'.els 1,000 Boxes Figs 100 Casey Sai'dincs 20-Sacks Shell Almonds £0 Cases Canned Fish ■ 15 Bales Hops Etc. Etc.' Etc. Ex Oamaru and America, from London. TUESDAY, MAY 10, At Eleven o'Clock. EXTENSIVE CLEARING OUT SALE OF ' ENGLISH AND COLONIAL MADE FURNITURE. FENDERS, FIRE IRONS, UMBRELLA STANDS, TOILET SETS TOILET WARE, IRON BEDSTEADS, MATTRESSES, RUGS, CARPETS, MIRRORS, AND LOOKING GLASSES, &C, &C, &C. ''>':' GABRIEL LEWIS Has received instructions to soil at his rooms> at 11 o'clock, without reserve,, . ~. mHE BALANCE' OF ABOVE HAND" JL SOME FURNITURE. 'WEDNESDAY, MAY 11. ■ ... UNDER BILL OF SALE, And by Execution from the R.M. Court. On tho Premioea of Mr Cbawtokd, Arch Hill, Engineer and Boilermaker, etc. ENGINE AND BOILER by Marshall and Sons, SELF-ACTING LATHE AND DRILLING MA C HIN E, BLACK SMITH'S TOOLS, STOCKS AND DIES, BENCHES AND TURNING TOOLS, SMALL ENGINE, CASTINGS, STEAM GAUGES, RIVETS, BAND-SAW MACHINE, STAY BLOCKS, etc, too numerous to mention. GABRIEL LEWIS Has received instructions to sell on the premises of Mr Crawford, Arch Hill, , nnHE WHOLE OF ABOVE GOODS, JL', : ; AS PER BILL OF §ALIB. ''?■:■" ■••'■■■■ TERMS QASH, :- :^ '



Auctions. ■R. ARTIIUB.] [J. F. BUDDLE. MONDAY, MAY 9, At Eleven o'Clock. NORTHCOTE, BIRKENHEAD, EPSOM. SPLENDID HOMESTEADS AND BUILDING SITES. GOOD DWELLING-HOUSE, &a. ORCHARD AND GARDEN. MAGNIFICENT VIEWS INVIGORATING AIR. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Havo boon favoured with instructions to Sell, by Public Auction, at thoir Estate, Land, ana House Salo Rooms, second floor Arthurs Mart, on Monday, May 9, at cloven o'clock a.m., nniiE following very Choice and Valuable JL Freehold Properties :— HARTLEY, NORTHCOTE.—Choicest Shelly Beach fronluges to the Harbour. A seeuiid series of One Allotments in the above unique and charm ing Estate, most con voni'enlly situated within a few minutCH' walk of the Northcoto Wharf; commanding flno views. .Terms: One quarter cash, balanco on mortgage for '.' or o years, at 04 per cent. If buildings arc erected at onco, tho whole" of tlio purchase money may re main. Plans will be ready in a.fow days. Also, a new, well-built HOUSE of 5 rooms, pleasantly situated, on Allotments Nos. ISiind 1(1, having? & largo frontage to the Great Isortli Road and Stafford Rood, BIRKENHEAD.—SeveraI fine large Building Sites, healthful, convenient, and beautiful. NORTHCOTE, near to BARTLEY.—One of tho finest Properties in the harbour, known as Hole Bridge, now occupied by JVI r W. C. Arthur, containing about 22 Acres of Land, having a largo frontage to the Harbour, on which are growing a nmnbor of very tine pohutukawa trees, making charming picnic grounds ; a good orchard nnil garden, planted with carefully selected trees, jusr coining lo profitable! bearing; a well-built Family Residence and out buildings making one of the most convenient and choice homesteads in the suburb* of Auckland. Iho view is varied, uiunterrup'ed, aud charming, air untainted and invigorating. EPSOM, near TIIREE KINGS.-One of the most magnificent Residence Sites in the suburbs of Auckland, tastefully planted and well fenced, having frontages to three roads, commanding a view rarely surpassed, containing 19 Acres of Volcanic Land; adjoining UlOKnorn's Estate, Epsom. This property is exceedingly valuable for tho 3coria ash it contains. R. ARTHUR] [J. V. BODDLE MONDAY NEXT, MAY 9. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Havo re c ivedinsliucfonsfromMr S. A Asher.ci MolbuurnoLoanUiiiee.JMarkct-strcctolt'Cook street, to sell by auction, ai their Mart, Queen- Street, on above dale, at clcren a.m., A LARGE QUANTITY OF UNRE,, DEICMKD PLEDGES (as per "Herald andSTAU of the sth instant), comprising -Dia mond and other Kings, Gold and .Silver Lockets and Chains, Gold and Silver Alberts, Gokl and Silver Watch'?, Bracelets Brooches, Eanrigs, Stud:!, Pins, Plutod-waro, Musical Instrument!?, Telescopes, Surveyors' Instnuuon s, Opera Glasses, Books, Pictures, Tools, Saddle, a lot of Cigarettes, anil extensive assortment of llrst class Clothing, etc., etc. Sale starts at cloven a.m. Jewellery will b e taken at one p.m.; Books at half-past two. It. ARTJlini] [j. V. BUDDLE TUESDAY, 12 o'Clock noon, Dcvonporfc, North Slioro. PIANO (by Broad wood), SUITE, PIC TURES, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Have been favoured with instructions to sell by auction, at. the residence of iho late Mr C. K. Johnson. Dovqnport, North Shore, noxt above Mr Pearce's Masonic Hotel, on Tuesday next, at twelve o'clock noon, milE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE JL AND EFFECTS, Piano by Broadwood, London, Silk Tapestry Suito of OPieeos, Uusscls, Caniot, Fondor, Stool, Wool Mats, Curtains, Spring Blinds, B.W. Chairs, Green Rep Suite, Fenders, Fire Irons, Marblo Timepiece, Dining Table and CoTcr. Linoleum, iloarth Rugs, Glass China, nnd Earthenware, Iron Bedsteads, Mattresses, Corn mode, Washstnnd, Toilet Tables, Looking Glasses, Kitchen Utensils, Tubs, etc. On view on the morning of tho day of salo. WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, Ab 11 o'Clock. SOUTH SEA CURIOS, SPEARS, CLUBS, Att, PIANO, HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE AND EFFECTS. Junction of Pitt and Hobson-streets. D. Pi EVANS Has received instruction* from Captain Savory, who is leaving Auckland, to sell at his resi dence, junction of Pitt and Hobnon-strccts, on Wednesday. 11th May, at II o'clock, fIIHE WHOLE OF HIS HOUSEHOLD JL FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, compris ing Hirst-class I'm no, .Suit*, Tables, Bedsteads and Bedding, Chest Drawers, Withstands and Ware, Toilet. Tables and Glasses, Fenders and Irons, Gonornl Housoliold Furniture, and sundry lot o£ Kitchen Requisites. Also, Choice collection South Sea Island Curios, Spears, Clubs, etc., etc. D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer. S. VAILEJ [,T. DOUGLAc FRIDAY, MAY 20, At Two p.m. sharp. . VAILE & DOUGLAS, Will sell by auct'on at their Land Sale Rooms' Shortland-streot, /» SMALL FARMS AT PAKURANGA. 1 FARM 101 ACRES AT TITIRANGI. HOUSE AND ALLOTMENT, CORNER OF NEWTON ROAD AND CARLYLE-STREET. COTTAGE AND ALLOTMENT IN MACAU LAY-STREET, NEWTON. LARGE HOUSE AND ALLOTMENT IN WYNYARD ROAD, MOUNT EDEN. Further particulars in f uturo advertisements. VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, Shorfcland . . •.., „ Btrcofc, , O.! EESKETTI] ■■',' ;i.'fi: j [A. AITKEN AGRICULTURAL HALL. FOR PRIVATE SALE. VILLAGE SECTIONS AT LAKE TAKAP.UNA, Nos. 7 to 12, of Section 8, containing about 9 Acres. x HBSKETH, AITKEJN & CO. - Havo received instructions to sell privately, PTIHE ABOVE VILLAGE SECTIONS, 1 IN ONE BLOCK. Tho abovo property is one of tho finost build ing sites «t the Lake, having an unbroken view of all the surrounding country; gradual 3lopcs from front road to Lake. L'U'go frontage both to Laka and Road, and adjoins Mr Porter's property. ■'. . . For particulars as to terms, etc., apply as above to 'HE SKETH, AITKEN & CO. OOT, HIDES, SHEEPSKINS, TALLOW. HUNTER & NOLAN, Avietionodvfl,



Auctions. w. s. oochrakb] [jas. dacbb TUESDAY MAY 10. BOOTS AND SHOES, BOOKS, CLOTH ING, TIN WAKE, TOOLS, FANCY OGODS, STATIONER'S STOCK-IN-TRADE. The Subscribers will soil by auction, at their Rooms, Qucen-strcoo, on Tuesday, May 10, at 11 o'clock, FANCY GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES, Slippers, Books, Envelopes, Lamps. Clo thing, Sponges, Drapery, Millinery, Tools, Toys, Clocks, (Juilory, Violin, Concertinas, Aocor deons, Slates, Overcoats. TINVVABJS, consisting of Kettles. Saucepans, Billies, Dippers, Coilecpots, Teapots, Funnow, STOCK-IN-TRADE, compris ing Envelopes, Koto aud Foolscap, Blotting Paper, Pens and Pencils, Slates, Music Hooks, &c, &c., &c. SAMUEL COOHRANE & SON, Auctioneer. _ TUEdDAY, MAY 10l EX MAIL STEAMER, VIA SYDNEY. TO WAREHOUSEMEN, MILLINERS, AND DRAPERS. PARISIAN BIRDS AND WINGS. THE VERY LATEST FASHION. GABRIEL LEWIS lias received Instructions to sell on abovo dato at II o'clock, fh CASES OF VERY SUPERIOR PARI- M SIAN BIRDS AND WINGS (various), the Latest Fashions as worn in Paris, JUST LANDED. It. A.] [J. F- B. TUESDAY, 11 a.m. PIANO, SUITES, SEWING MACHINES, FILTERS, AND GENERAL HOUSE HOLD REQUISITES. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Ilavs been favoured with instructions to so 1! by auction at their Mart, Queen Street, on Tues day next, at 11 o'clock a.m., A GOOD PIANO (in black and gold case". Drawing-room, Dining-room, and I'.irlour Suites, in Hep, Horse-hair, and Cretonne, Mottled Kauri Choffonier. Chain, Couches, Carpets, Hugs, Fenders, Firo irons, Glass, China, and Earthenware. Platerhyaro, Cutlery, Kitchen Utensils, Double and Single Iron Bedsteads, Wire, Spring, and other Mattresses, Palliasses, Pillows, diesis of Drawers, Wnshstnnds, Toilet Sets, Toiletware, Mnttinff, Curtains, etc. On account of whom it may concern—-I Sew ing .Machines (various makers), 5 Water Filters. TiutMS- dish before delivery. R. C. CAnit] [D. B. TONKS WEDNESDAY, MAY. 11, At Twelve o'Clock S.S. EOTOITI AND TWO BARGES. B. TONKS & CO. Have been instructed by the Kamn Colliery Company (Limited) to soil/on Wednesday, Urj 1 l!h instant, at tho Brunswick Marl, • mII E FOLLOWING :- JL S.S. ROTOITI, of 27 11-100 rogistbr, ns she now lies ut anchor in Mechanics' Hay,, built by Fntsor and Tinne in 1877; a good towing boat. BARGE—carries 200 tone dead weight, and" now lying ofi'Uouks ship-building yard. BAKGE—similar to above, as she now lies at Whungarci. Dimensions and full particulars can bo had from the Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, 11th MAY, At twelve o'Clock noon. STOUT, STOUT, STOUT, ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. G. W. BINNEY & CO. Have received instructions to sell by public auction at their Mart. Corn Exchange. Fort street, on Wednesday, 11th inst., at 12 o'clock W°£ CASES BOAR'S HEAD STOUT, C pJP stored in Heather's Bond, and more or less damaged iv the la to lire. Terras at sale. WEDNESDAY, MAY IS, 18S7, At 12 o'clock noon. UPPER QUEEN STREET, Auckland VINE STREET, Po.xsosev, and TAKAPUNA. D. F. EVANS Will sell by Public Auction, at his Land Mart, Queen Street, by Order of the Registrar of (■Supreme Court, N.D., at request of tho MortfittiKCO, on Wednesday, 18th May, 1887, at I' 2 o'clock uoon, TTTPPER QUEEN ST.—All that piece vJ of Laud in Provincial District of Auckland, being part of lots 27 and 2.S of the sub-division into lots of allotment No. 7 of section No. 7, now of the City ot Auckland, and being, piirt of the land described in V 01.25, Folio 186 of t.h0:R,8., with all the buildings thereon erected, and ail the rights and appurtenances ti.ereto belonging. Title miller tho Land Transfer Act. Also, by Order of the Mortgagee, VINE STREET, PONSONBY. — All that piece or parcel of Land in the Provincial District of Auckland, being lot G6, and part of lot 07 of Hub of part of allotment Vi aud 13 of Soction 8, Poiisonby Ward. Also, at same time, and place, at request of tho Owner, TAKAPUNA.—AII that piece of Land in tho Provincial District of Auckland, being lots 21, 22, 21 and'2s, Menary'a Sub-division, containing about 2t> acres rich land, together ■with new Houso of 7 rooms. Water frontago to Shoal Bay D. F. EVANS, Anctioi Cii". WEDNESDAY, 1 StiTmAY, 1887. At 12 o'clock noon. GLADSTONE, MOUNT ALBERT, CORO MANDEL, ELLERSLIE, PON SONBY, ,&q. BY ORDER OP THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COUHT (Northern District). D. F. EVANS, Will soil by public auction at his Land Mart Queen-street, by order of tho Registrar of the Supremo Court, an Wednesday;, the lStli May, ISS7, at 12 o'clock noon, the under mentioned properties :— (TiLADSTONE, MOUNT ALBERT.-All \JT that pieco or parcel of land situato in the Parish of Titiranjji, being lota 13. 13, 14, 15, 1(5, anil 17, of tho sub-division of part, lot 3S, nnd being the whole of the land described in vol. U folio 128 of the Register Book, and shown in de posited plan 31?. GLADSTONE.' MOUNT ALBERT.—AII that piece ov parcel of land in tho Provincial District of Auckland, being lota Nob. 11 and 4S of tho nub-division of part of allotment 35, Parish of Titirangi. COKOMANDEL.—AII that piece or parcel of land Bituato at Manaia, iti tho District of Coro mandcl. Queen* County, containing i' 2 acres, more or less, being known by tno name at Whakatnha No. 2, and nmnberod 2738, and bohig th*,> whole of the land described in vol. is folio GO of tho Regiatcr Book. ELIVERSLIK.—AII that piece of land in tho Provincial District of Auckland, containing br admeasurement 5 acres <J porches, more or less, and being part of allotment 17 of section .1.2 of tho auburhs of Auckland, and being lot 3.31J of the township of Kllcrslic, bounded towards the north hyalino'in a curve by r.ho Auckland and Waik'ato Railway, towards tho cast by a street laid out over part of said allotment 17, 2i'J tu&f , towards'the south by tho Grcal: South Moad, GSO feet; and towards tho west by other part of said lot 17, iSO feet 10 inches. Conditions of sale at office of Messrs Connell and Cooper, Vulcan Lane. 1), F. Yy A N S Auctioneer,



-• '" lPiiblic_Not!ccs^_________ SPLENDID Winter Tweeds at <J. H. M~" RS SSWERBY wiOf-open »g JuVc^lcand Aflult DANCING CLAS. in Onehunga, tho flirt Mrs Sower particulars, etc., apply, by lettci, to.»>_ by, Thames. | _, ._— — ~ WANOS, Harmoniums, American Organs Jr-Instrumenta Tuned an i\ J^^vml |^a^^^dr^ S'SXto, fir* °T' GENTLEMAF^od^omiecU^ A. wishing to visitLltaaSjggL to gg n a Colonial firm durinK the . Juoll9? n Vm\t liavt would hear of a good opening..Ho i»u»J i; a small capital.-App>y by lut,Vpn«fcOfflCO. particulars, to Alpha, ]jc______£j^i_ifr— CAUTION. Person WhUrespaf' iy in? on, shooting, or gumdiffß*S. lato Antonio Marlin'a farm, MaUikiUia. win prosecuted.—A. Murtiii. _____ -rrfT^rvr T^LSOTTSTiMBT NIGHT SCEOOI J_^ CLASSES Monday. Wednesday, am Fllday; 7.30 to 9' p.m.-U.' Thwaitcs, AssisUn C{UITS rto~M^urc fr^MsT^ 1* ar ( b. Extra Pair of Trousers for■n°sk&J&_{ hours' notiee.-J. H. Dalton, Tailor, Victoria street East. . . SK your Grocers for Royal Eomy t Masy, High-stroot. Sole Agent for the Alanu facturcrs, _____ . —"Xv rSKOSHER'S COFFEE & LUNCHEON 0 UOOM Australian M»t»»( jjj* Buildings. Host Cup of Coffee in Auckland, -v Cold Luncheons, &c. , ._ T^OLFE'TSSCHNAPPS strengthenslane W braces up tho system against disease Be sure jr ou obtain Wolfe's. . S~YOU~LIKE IT."—Coffee al Crosber's Luncheon and Coffee. ltoom Australian Provident buildings, cornel o. Victoria Btroe_Ka__£d_ncr cup. . \JS7"OL_E'S SCHNAPPS is n noble ex Vr coplion to the spirits of the day. Ahvayi a-k for woLKK'a. . ___ CROSHER'S Cofieo Room, No. 2, Vie toria-Btrcet East, two doors from Queen slroet. ____ — — HE BURLINGTON, Victoria Arcode- Awayfrom the noise Tea made fresh fo: each customer. Farm House Wilt. Breac made in the country. 13IAN0S, ORGANS, HARMONTUMS- J_ To be had on time payments from 10s pc; month. Shipment of Pianos ex 'America, £23, at Webb's Oak Hou&, Jlobson street, SUITS to order from 50s, with an cxtn pair of Trousers for nothing.—J. H. Dalton Tailor; ■ . WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS is a great re X f in rhematism, infinitely superior t< brandy or whiskey. To'oTP PIANOS, PIANOS £25. Ii ?>&&€& walnut and Muck and gold cases on terms to suit purchasers.—vv ebb a uai House, llobson-street. TB> OTHERHAM'S Standard Englisl J\) Watches, from £5 55.-Jas. Adams Watchmaker, Victoria-street._ C POLE'S Wholesale and Retail Basket / Wicker Furniture, and Pcrambulato Manufactory, No. 1. Wcllesley-street Last Awarded seven First Prizes. Established 1861 "Bji 0 R '<• :KERAMBULATORS, Fane; _8J Baskets, and every description of v.ic;i ware call nt r.lcLeod Bros., Auckland Baske Factory, Albert Street. .See adverliscment oi page S. . ' 11 Q A QUEEN-STREET. — Eclwarc Lfl_ O~a: Falkncr lives here, makes umbrella: ond ia not dear if your "gingham" goes t< smash ho'll put it right for little cash he sells hi. new ones ve.-y cheap so if you've time just taki a peep at those ho makes they are far strong/:: than any orhersiind last much longer his pront! not lance his rent is small he robs not Pete wherewith to pay Paul f,-h'es no credit of tin ]% liank is free and .hopes to keep clear o bankruptcy. _____ J&J'Q* A U PIANOS. - Pianos from £20 nov Js»ir&\r iii stock.—Berlin Piano ImporUni Company. Show liooms, corner Cook an< Hobson streets. M"WkTGIVEN AWAY.-The Berlii Piano Importing Company, corner o llobson and Cook streets, give away a Ncv Waltz, Son??, Polka, or Piano Solo with thei: Piano and Orjr.in Catalogues and Price Lists. mHE^URLINGTON, Victoria Aroade JL —ColTco fa in France. Cold Luncheons Fnxm-housn Milk, Bread made m the country. TTiIRE IN UPPER SYMONDS-STREET Jjj_ A Cheap Sale of Roots and Shoes (slight]; soiled in removal) will bo held in the fthopla'el; occupied by Mrs Tyer, Fruiterer, 2 doors abovi the premises destroyed by fire.' T. B. HEATH, Boot ami Shoe Maker, Upper Bynioiids-strcet PUBLIC NOTICE iVoiice is hereby given that the business of tin Into Mk. L. 11. Gheex, Nurseryman, of Lily Dal< Nursery, One Tree Hill, carrif-d on * under, thi style of L. H. Grkkn and Soxs, will continU' under the sumo style by his two Sons. In thanking tlic Publicforthcirsupportdurini the last 17 years we liopc that by strict attentioj to business to merit a continuance of th* same. The planting season cominpron now'w havn for rale a splendid siock of Fruit, Flowei ing, Ornamental Shelter Trees, Shrubs, Plants etc., which, wo can supply at reasonable prices. H. C. GREEN. F. A. GREEN. A YON DALE ROAD DISTRICT TAKE NOTICE. On and after the 25! h May, ISS7, all Horses am Cattle, etc., found dep?.sr.ii;ring or straying o; (Jie Roads will bo impounded. Applications for the oflice of Ranger will b received by JOHN BOLLARD, Chairman. :__JO___ r~CH_VA_IER R6I_r~DIS X TRICT. Ty.-o Extraordinary Vacancies having occui red in (ho. Road Hoard for the -above District throiiKh failure to nominate on the _9Ui Apr last, Nominations will be received by~mc, atth Western Flour Mills', before norni of TUESDAY Mayl7lh inst., and a.Poll, it! required, will b taken at sauie place on Tuesday, May 21th insl THOMAS SEAMAN, i HetuniinK Officer. ! May 7th, 1837. BREWERY 1? O R SALE The Executors of the lato R. Whitson invit oflcrs for the purchase of the Gisborne Brewery with Machinery, etc., in Good Working Order. j Tho Brewery is in the business part of tli Town, and is capable of turning out SO hhds. pe week. Bottling plant complete. There is also a good 9-r.pomod dwolliug hous on the property. For further particulars, apply H. W. HEATH, ; City Chambers, Vulcan Lane. A DELAIDE JUBILEE EXHIBITION -___ , i • - Artists desiroxis of Exhibiting at the abovo ar requested to notify tho Secretary of the Auek land Society of Arts, smd to send in their work to Mr Leech's, Shortland-street, at once, as tlies must leavo by the Waihora on THUjKBDA_ the 12th inst. C. D. WIIITCOMBE, " ■ ■ -, . Secretary, A.S.A, Society of Arts, Auckland, 7th May, 18S7. • QHEAP^SALE OF GROCERIES :Oamaru Potatoes, 4s. Gd. per cwt.;'lOOlbi.Bags of Splendid Flour, l"s. (only nt) oE this lino left) 501b. Ba;:s of Wood's I-'lonr, Gs.; 2olb. Bai;s o wood'sFlpur,3s. 3d.; _51b. Bass Oatmeal," ?*, 71b Bag* Oatmeal, lid,; A Large Bottle of Bug Jlßh Sauce, Bd.; New Currants, (3d. per lb. IDlemc Raisins, Gil. por lb. ; Sultana, Raisins. 6d per lb.; ulb. BcsMtico, Is.; :Finoft Wairof Olieese, from 3Jd. to f>d. per lb.; Wooden Waal Boards, fld. each; 31n,izo, Wheat, and Oats" a tn« lowont possible p ices: Coffee, .'l»., 1». 4d. and Js. Cd. *er lb.; Best Jams, os. HA. por dozen A Gooi! Jam, 4Jd. per tin; English Crushod Loa puffar,_3Jd. per lb. All theso Good; are Guarnn leoci H irotroUss Quality, and delivered to am liart of thecity or suburbs fr>e. EARLE & MONTGOMERY,. x . _, _ • . Karangahap'o Road. N.B.—B'or 3i3t o£ Teas, sco other advertise mont.. ¥H AT ' S I N A NA M E •n> "7 h-° Economy Boot Shop." There yoi will find ovyn-made Boots, suitable (these times) ior all pockote. It's truo to its name. J T ■ , & s. d Women's Leather Slippsra 0 21 Wonion's Kid Walking Boots .. ..00! i\len s E.S. Boots . .091 Boys' Strong Nailed Bo6ts .. .. .. U 6 ! Ojuldron's School Boots' to sizo 13 ' ..' 0 "i I vhildri-iVs Copjioi-Too Balmorals, sto 6 0 3 1 E" VERY LADY HER OWN DRESS MAKER. Butterick's cut paper patterns, to suit anj garment. No Lady should be without them Metropolitan Fashions (8 pages) Id; 2s ponmnun post free. W, P, OGILVIE, Draper, Victprja-stroot.



Business Notices- , ■ rinHE Best Gift for Home friends is 'i Brett's Auckland Almanac, containing a i fo ifotLak£ L &o i &c L ___ __ • jrfißY my 60s Suits ! 'They are real nice, ■ ' I with an Extra Pair of Trousers for nothing. - j H. Dalton, Tailor. - ; - E-^LLISDON'S NEURALGIC DROPS, THOROUGH CUBB_OF NEURALGIA. From the Rev. C. jJ^tov, St Jolm^Parson .itre Forrv Road, December, 18. S. ''MvclcarMrJillißdon.-Ihaveformanyycars "Vniirslrulv C. J.Mkrton." " "Numerous other Testimonials in my posses > sion" prices, 2s and 3s 6d per bottle. BIGGS'S TOOTHACHE ESSENCE I Gives Instantaneous Relief. Price, Is* ! jgl^jgg^O^R, Auckland. . "t>oo TS ! BOOTS! BOOTS! j SELLING OFF. SELLING OFF. " FOR ONE MONTeFoNLY,. AT WATTS'. ' Girls' Strong Lace Boots, size 7to 9, at.. 4s 6d 1 Girls' Strong Lives Boots, size 10 to 13 at os 6d • Girls' Patent Lace Boots size 7to 9, at.., «b lid Girls' Bock Front Elastic Sides, otoG.. at 3s 9d I Girls'BiackFur Elastic Sides, 7t09, at 3s 9d Girls' Block Front Elastic Sldes,lo tol3, atss fld • Boys' Strong Lace Boots, size 10 to 13, at 5s lid - Very Cheap Line Evening Shoes.. .. Os ba j Very Cheap Line Satin Shoes .. ... Os iw Ladies' Elastic Side Morocco Boot .. ■; 6s bd. I Men's Strong Bluchers, nailed .. .. ->s lid Men's Strong Bluchers, best make £. 6s lid - Men's Elastic Side Boots, good .. .. 9s ba And a large variety of every kind, of Boots i and Shoes at greatly Produced Prices, at W. WATT S', " HOBSON-STREET, Corner of PITT-STREET, , Auckland. •_. SPELLING OF F. ___ > I GREAT CLEARING SALE. r . MISS BACON, 255, Queen-sfcreefc, x > Being about to leave Auckland, is selling her - Stock of FANCY GOODS, WOOLS, SILKS, j &c, at cost and under. No reasonable offer refused, as the Goods . must be cleared. FIXTURES FOR SALE. 1 -jy IG TOES PROTECTED r WIRE NAILS, By Wearing Boots Bought at ■ THE ECONOMY -BOOT SHOP, . Victoria-street. ;-.,. t '-~~-, —: ~~~~~~~' ~~~. ~ 1 ■' - ■ ■•», r' ;>': '"■} I AI'ENING OF NEW -PREMISES 3 \J 3 .r"i. ---i I G. GAR RE TT, I BUTCHER, rr f OF KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. - Has much pleasure in announcing to his friends , and the public that he has , .„,,,-,, 1 . ■ ' '•,"■ 'NOW OPENE D■ HI Si. ,N E Wu, ; f ■ - PREMISES r WITH A SPLENDID SHOW OF MEAT • . From the; Best Farms in the Waikato. / I sell nothing b\it tho Best Quality, and at ' ; Prices that Defy Competition. ■ . •-■:- r- "'■ '■'•!"•■■•■ •' , f t> :.,. .-■ : ' ,■■ '■ iJJC*. 2 COME AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVE^ ; a gare.ett; I : BUTCHER, „ , : ~cv c KARANGAHAPE ROAD. T ' ; ' ' ' ' 'n" ii.ii ' I T> AKINO SMOKED FISH, wholesale, c JLXj in Is parcels, at the. Boat, on Thursdays, .. Fridays, and; Saturday's. Fish delivered to , fctcanicrs and railway free. tate Advertisements. T OST, a Bull and Terrier White Dog. - JLj Anyone returning him to Walker's, iUis sell-strect. Great North lioad, will" be-liberaUy :' rewarded, and anyone known detaining him n. after this date will be prosecuted. c A UCKLAND . . WORKING MEN'S j^L FIIIENDLf AID SOCIETY. _ " The ordinary Monthly Meeting'of'the above I- Society will be held in tlie Lodge Room, Odd-' fellows' Hall, Parncll, on MONDAY, May 9th, at 7 p.m. § ■ i & "' 4 1 W. EUTERY,'Chairman: ■' ■• S. G. BURGESS, Secretary "'M TflE: SUPREMEr COURT OF ? ±. ' NEW ZEALAND. JSTORTHERN DISTRICT. t,. ■ ■ -j't-j '■.-■•;. —; —— t My/T eP'ff-WJ; " In the matter of "The"Companies Act,'"lSß2," and in the matter of "The Dovonport and Lake Takapuna Tramway Company, Ld.," |" Notice is hereby given that 'on rFRIDAY, tho " 27th day of May, ISB7-ior so soon tJiereafter as sittings may be held), at eleven o'clock in the . - forenoon, at the Chambers of His Honor Mr ' Justice Ward in the Supremo Court Houso, n Auckland, an application "will bo made -fop-an " order of tho.Court for a call on all the contribu varies of the said Company, and that the Official Liquidators of the said Company propose that Q such call shall bq for 7s Bd per share, payabiein three mon.thly ..instalments.' All 'porf.ong in terested are entitled to attend to offer objections to such call. Dated this ninth day of May, 1887. ADAM PORTER "1 Official W. D. BUDDLE /Liquidators. „ c "OOINT CHEVALIER ROAD DISTRICT I NOTICE.' 1 Tho Annual Meeting of the ratepayers of the Point Chevalier District will bo held at the Cot- Uixro of Mr J. Olivor, noar tho Asylum, THIS EVENING, the 7th of May, at half-past seven O'clock. ! .;:; i ■ ' . •' S C. F. PARTINGTON, .' . Chairman. ji 'y i •0 v*^/ti?iHPiU!cWiJiiLß s I Mr. P. F. HISCOCKS, Teacher of Violin, etc. • -A Violin Clnsa is about forming which will meetfor practice at the residence of Mr P. F. • Hisoocks, Upper Vincont-st., orerriWednesday ■ evening, commencing, May 11th, from 8 p.m. to 1 9 o'clock p.m. Terms, 1 Guinea per quarter, } payablo in advance. A largo stock: of Violins to 0 Eclcctfrdm. 'ASingina; Class* al»o meet* overy-' j Tuesday evcninir: torm* on application. . <\ \ P..F. HISOOOK3, UpparVincent-st, " TK compliance with continued requisitions ' JL ' Horr Tutscbka has" decided t» res urho the OBCHE S TRA SC H OOL| which he was obliged to diecontinue oh account ol: ill he.ilth. Minimum nninber of members, . sixteen ; fee. ]Ss 6d for 13 lessons. Intending membors are renuested to apply to • Ilovr Tutschka, at A.M.P. Buildinxs, Queen strcct. ' ' TRANCING, , DEPORTMENT,-•• AND AJ' '■ CALKSTHENICS^ ; v' •' 1 ■■ MR J KELLY, from Her Maiesty's Theatre J respectfully announces tbAt Classes will bo J lormcd at his residence, Ponsonby Road (two '■> ■ doorsfrom Hutohin'son'sStore). L Juvenile and Ladies' Class.—Saturdays, at - Adults' Class.—Fridays, at 8 p.nv Class;. One Guinea per Quarter 1 'wniS^ dL I& 9wtV;taßß(ht ao dancodat ImseS^drm? t0 B^! *° ;Pf3noo



JL tho nth, for iwl, ""M.M^ Irvin's, topo^^^|to I*^# g^onola,Gottago^ts»|M| Dir^^tf^c^s4* EDWARD BAB^B Tenders will bo received'i,»fi:i:- W'k lOh May, for the Hospital W a j!!^Jp laundry work, fetching anf15'Slp clothes. a Particulars'can bo obtainedof a in at the oflicc of the Board, Victoria a^B AUCKLAND HARP, OUR:,, TENDER FOR TOTAIU TflijiJf| H^oni BoarA (V, Tenders arc required for. the Timber in terms of specification mSffl this office. Tenders to be endorsed'iV Totara Timber.' The lowest ortolSiiiS necessarily accepted.' i rvlSs By Order of tho Board, AUCKLAND, HARBOUR TENDERS FOR FERRY JETTY Mi WHARF, OFF .QUAY-STKffiH Harbour Board oS|f Tenders will be received at thW.1 TUESDAY, the 17th inst., at^ffifli Erection of a Ferry Jetty and Goods s^M ■ Quay-street,'in terms of plans, swSS®! and conditions, to be seen:Jafc:th<isMH| Tenders to bo endorsed, " TendetifcwM Jetty and Goods Wharf." ■■ 'r..<&SaBB The lowest or any tender notf^Hw By order of the Board. j ."' J. M. .BRIGHiJpeiBi ■jV[EW ZEALAND EA;lm| Written Tenders will be received attUm! till noon of WEDNESDAY, llth.'MiSw the Construction ofa'Ctit&g&HfpifnHt'i 10ft. high, at Helensville. " IS ; Plan and specification may be ifj'H ''■ ' '~; \V. H. HALEB*?M Public Works Office, ■"' ;■-.•' -'■ ::^l|l-; Auckland, Gth May, 1887; . fei |||; "jyriLLINERY AXD DEiiJB IN RE THE ASSIGNED ESTAtSH ! " LATE CHARLES, GIBBS^EC^H OF AUCKLAND AND COROMAMffIK . Tenders for the Stock-in-tritrtfi -fe^B. chiefly of Millinery and, Drapery GpbMKi tures and Goodwill ofithesßiißiiicsSfKiKfl lately carried on by Mrs (Jibbs, at tteaflsl Hobson Street, will'be, received by IB'i^B signed at his ollice, Fort Stre'et/AHWjIlp till FRIDAY, Hie 13th-JMar/'atsuoffl^iaH: the stock lists and ■ conditions.■ianjfytaHsl tender may be inspected on fttidjut|jttjl^B the 6th instant. The Stock may be inspaS^K tho sliop, Ilobaon Street, i The liigwf«W tender not necessarily accepted. ■ - :•:'•'-• , ' . J. AHKEN CONSEH ?/. ME., P. J F:\ "dl%isS^SU architect A^^cpaf^n . ■•■* ' 'suhyeyor,1:,, : ' A.M.P. Society's Boiimsgs. I \ T^TANTED KNOTO.i^feiß ,V V men's Hats of ihe neweßt«hjpesl|ffl|' procured at one-half their :.yalMfatiMß| Short's Great Clearance Sa^' v^|^SH TNSTRUCTION in the Irencii^ifl| JL and Literature' by Mr KS: fetaflW French Master, at the Girls' High :Bmm several of the Auckland leadingsohooalWK| Evening Classes for Advanced.StoWiflß: Beginners will be opened. by'ME|tggg>M March Ist prox., at his ResidßtfCil^jp^M street, opposite the Baths. Ternw:-Mn«|| Class: One Guinea; Elementary;O»|sM Guinea, per Quarter of 13Jjessons. |*, PA T E R'S 0 N;' S vA: sßgffiß START ,M From "Victoria-street to MountEooth»» 9.15 (via Stoneyhurst), 10.30,11.15 (fflW hurst), 12, 1 (via ■Stoncrhurst| i a|cs?M Stoneyhurst), 3.15, 4, i.30 (na |» 5 (via .Stoneyhurst), 5.15,5.30 (naStonejW r 5.15 (via Stoneyhurst), 6.5, 7 ly,ltt,sßS 8.30, lOJvia Stoneyhurst). Satnt^B From Mount Roskiil-7 (via Stqnoywj 8 (via Stoneyhurst), B.2s,S.«(via!jW» 9.30, 30.30 (via Stoneyhurst),- lyMsS Stoneyhurst), 1, l.io (via -Ston'fW? 3.15 (via Stoneyhurst), i, 4.lo.(ViaStoff 5.30 (via Stoneyhurst), 6.15,7,3.1 a. -J 1.15,2, 6.30, ,8.15. • ' _ f : ' A L r& - Froni Queen-street (opposite-WynaM»*jj to Mount■Eden-5.8.30, .9, 9tyXWffil ; 12.30, 1.15 (omitted qn.Satnrdansg*ffi 4.15,1.30, 5, 5.7 (omitted on Saturdarl,*«, :9, 10. Saturday-1, 1.30, 7, 8.1o,^«" FrmnMountEden-7.30, .8, 5.30, '&& fm Jl, 11.30,. 12.15, 1.15, 2, 2.4o.,Wy^ffi ; 5.45,7,9.30. Saturday-6,8,9,M!»| From IJnion Bank to Mount Albert W~ dale-9.15,10.15,12.15, 2 (omitt<d on» 3 (omitted, on Saturday u^?.^?S Saturday), ■ 5.15, 6.15 J°™?^sm 8 (Mount Albertonly);'lWo-(onii«| » day). Saturday-1.15,2.30, S^JflSa From Avondale and.Mount AlberH^|f 11.30, i.30, 3, 4, 5.30,' 9. (Mount, ilpcr^ Saturday-2.30,5,0.30. - i'li^S'l From National Bantjto hof.^JS& Avondalo only), 1.30,. 5.3?. Sn'uriiJ i Sundays; weather pc™ittuig--iai||p« Frorrif'New Lynn-8.15, fß'lfiSi only), 3.15 (omitted .o«SntarW'AJ| , 5.30. Sundays, weather permitting j Special'Biiscs putqn, should sufflci' |M ment offer. —-- tjs ■VST A N T E D___K N ° ■ JUBILEE~RBJOI<fIf^™ Wehavejnstopcncaqutan^W IMMENSE SHIPMENT of WJ*" Comprising everything Now .inn m ■! JUBILEE TWf'-' _#. Specially to our ' JUBILEE : WORSTED3 W. \ JUBILEE SUITINGS fe»» - -^ -jubilee' oyiWfM ~;• ■'■."JUBILEE^™™ The demand for above go^igw?" &. most sanguino oxpeotatio^glH ■ NO ADVANO_B_INPB^|| SPECIAL LINE OF 1' f weoks only), to raoa jura, <»"" , m Everyone can affigte^^g-f 1, |; Tho LargestTaUoring^?®*^:^R AUCKLAND OLO'i'Hl^ to}L' I MERCHANT TttLO^jTAgfe, M