Births.

MATHEWS. —On June 22, the wife of J. G« Mathews. Karangahape Road, of a son. WILLIAMS.*- On June 12, at the Wesleyan Par sonage. East Belt. Christchurch, the Wife of the Rev. W. J. Williams of a son

Deaths.

CANNING.—At her residence, St. Columhs, Arney Road, Remuera, Rosanna Canning; aged (55 years. Rcquiescatin pace.' The fhneral will leave lierj.esider.ee for Otahuhu to-morrow (Friday), at 2 p.m.

HART.-At his residence, Upper Hobson-street, Joseph Hart; aged.2. Home papers please C°lh- funeral will leave his late residence for Waikomiti at 9 o'clock Friday, 2ith inst.

CHIEF POST-OFFICE.

Malls will clobo as under :-

Tins Day. For Opotiki, per Douglas, at 1 p.m,

Friday, 24th inst. For New Plymouth and Southern ports, per Fo Pr ecSwes aran a d Corom^del, per Coromandel.at For R&Sne and Hokianga district (via One hungal, per Oreti, at 1 p.m. For Thames, per Rotomahana,at 3p.m. For Whit.angi. Gum Toy.li. Upper Will, and -Tairua, per lona,- at o p.m. J. . f 5 For Tkurangk; and Opotiki, por Clansman, at d Foi- Wh.mgareife.ads, Parua, Waipu^han garei, Kamo, and Mangapai, per Wollington, For Thames, per Enterprise, at 5.30 p.m. Saturday, 25th inst. For Waiwera, To Kapa, and Warkworth, per Rose Caso?, at 10 a.m. Monday, 27th inst. For United Kingdom, Continent S^^fjQ via Rio do Janeiro and Plymouth (per Kinm takafrom Lyttelton,3oth June),'per Pci-Kum. ait 11 a.m. For money orders, registeieri^ loi ters, and newspapers, at 10 a.m. Mail will be due at Plymouth on 11th August.

For Australian Colonies, per Zealandia, imme diately after her arrival from Honolulu. S. B. BISS, Chief. Postmaster. .

LATE SHIPPING.

The ship Margareb Galbraibh is loading at London for Obago and Auckland. The barque Glenlora lefb London for Nelsos and Oamaru on May 6th.

The, s.s. Oreti lefb New Plymouth, for Onehunga, ab 1.15 p.m. bo-day.

The ketch Frithjoff, which was driven ashore at Kennedy Bay about a month since, was repaired and floated recently, and arrived here to-day with timber.

The ship Crusader, Captain Scotland, s to leave London for this port on July 25bb, consigned..,to Messrs Cruickshank and Co. From this port she will proceed to Napier, and load there for London.

Melbourne, this day.—Tho Mannpuri sailed yesterday afternoon. Arrived: rarapa. . .

CABLEGRAMS.

(REUTER.)

LORD BRASSEY ON THE AUSTRALIAN SQUADRON.

Melbourne, this day..— Lord Brassey has written1 to the "Argus," commenting on the unsatisfactory con dition of the Australian squadron. He suggests that the Imperial Govern ment should send four ironclads,. tp .be permanently stationed at .Adelaide,; Melbourne, Hobart* and Wellington.

TELEGRAPH LINE DOWN.

Telegraphic communication with Europe is interrupted, owing to the break! down of the Australian land line at Faiura, between Port Darwin and Adelaide. A.-'

SIR HENRY LOCH'S BALL.

The fancy dressball given by the Go. vernor last night way the most brilliant ball ever held in Melbourne.

R.M. COURT.-THIS DAY.

(Before H. G. Seth Smith, Esq., R.M.) 'Undefended cases.

Judgment went by default for the plaintiffs in the following cases :—E. Stowy, F. GV Nichol, 30s, and 12s costs ; C. Johnston v. D. P. Fisher,,,Ls 17s Bd, and 36s costs ; J. H. Garrick v.\ William Osborne, Lll 17s 6d,.and;,L2 .8s costs; .Moans*. taiari'G.M. Company"v. W. H. Crick, IS 16s -Bd, and 37s costs; Wingate, Burns, aftd Co. v. R. A. Downie, L 2 2s, and 34s 6d costs ; Ambury and Another, v. H. Elliott, L 22 15s/; 3d, and, L 4 18s, /. costs ; ll G. Bailey^v. J. Van Brackle, 22s 6d, and 6s costs ;. *M. Casey v. 'M. Nelly, 36s 6d, and lis costs'; A. Williams v. James Colby, Ll 14s Id, and 12s costs; E. Taylor v. J. G; -Mc intosh, 30s 3d, and 25s 6d costs ; W. Heffran v. J. J. Craig, L 4, and lis costs; Auckland Harbour Board v. H. Elliott, L 24175, and L 4 18s, costs ; J. L. Cox v. J. Dickenson, Is lid, and 16s 6d, costs ; J. L. Cox v. J. Halliday,- - lis -Bd, - and 18s .-* 6d, costs ; same v. A. Anderson, 4s sd, and 20s 6d, costs;, J. A. Haslett v. Gabra, 29s 9d, and L2a 10s;: costs ; Mahdra v. H. Treaner, ,LB, and 33s costs; Wm. Adams v. R. Eagleion,. LlB, and L 2 6s costs ; Auck land Timber Co. v. Geo. Akers.Lll 17s Id, and L 2 6d costs ; Johnston and Co. v. J. Callagher, L 23 14s 4d, and L 4 18s costs,; Same v. F. Callagher, L 7 14s 2d, and 30s costs,; Geo. Crouch v., Jas. Fl&wellyn, j L 6 esyiabd-'SfSs-costs. ■_ . ~:,:-. .: ■~ ,v ~":; ; -'-• .-

AN ENGLISH STATESMAN ON COLONIAL INSTITUTIONS.

[by telegraph—pkess association.]

,".,.'.. ~/. v Wellington, this day. A leading English statesman who has visited. New, Zealand, writing to Sir Geo. Grey speaks in commendatory terms of the "Industrial Schools and reformatory system, especially the.plan of boarding out gursued in some5 '"hi■ the colonies. [c also says thab. he .. is much impressed wibh bhe free education principle, afber visiting bhe schools and making in quiries, into the system.

Those who originally received circulars re the.formation of an Auckland Lider tafel are requested to attend a general meeting to be held at the Choral Hall (entrance Alfred - street) ... on ( Monday June ,_27th:at 8f p.m; ; to-receive , the report oi "the committee elected to make inquiries as to probable expenses, viz., printing music, conductor's salary, rent of and place of meeting. The other business, will be . the., election.of officers,, committee etc., it is desirable that all-those invited, who are wiliing to join, will en deavour to be present.

A CHILDREN'S JUBILEE FETE.

(by telegraph—press association.)

Invekcargili-, this day. The Jubilee celebration, for which splendid weather has been experiencedi closed yes terday, when the Mayor (Mr Alfred Tapper) entertained the school children; between six and nine years of age, at the Garrison -Hall. It. proved' an immense success, fully eight hundred little ones sitting down at seven long tables, which were well stockedwith good'thing?. A large number of ladies and gentlemon waited on the children, whose delight, was unbounded. At .intervals the .band played^rind-songs were' sung. An entertainment was subse quently' given to which children up to 14 years were admitted. Tins was attended by 1.50. On leaving, the youngsters were presented with Jubilee medals. , Tho affair is unanimously declared .to have been the best and* * most - happily conceived' and executed of all local celebrations.

TELEGRAMS.

Thames,- this day.

At the Police Court yesterday, a lad 13 years of age, named James Guy, was com mitted for trial on the charge of receiving a watch and chain from Hugh Farrelly, know ing the same to have beon stolen. | ,"■ j *"''.* |WEr.LiS(rTOTi, this day.,, A man named Thomas Thompson ap peared in Court this morning on five cbai-ges of burglary and house-breaking at the Hutt. Considerable sums of money and jewellery have been lost by residents there. Thomp son was remanded for a.week. ~ -Cfiuipensatipn Case. A compensation case began to-day in which the trustees in ,!fche Rhodes estate claim' L'l,ooo from the Gbveniment for"land taken for battery site and damage to the estate. . Chuistchuroh, this day.

Death of a Well known Cricketer.

W. V. MiUton, Secretary Of t_le Canter bury Rugby Union, diod lasb night, aged 29. He had been ill for several weeks with typhoid fever. He was Captain of the United Canterbury Crickefc Club, of the Canterbury Eleven, and led the Now Zea land Football Team which visited Sydney some years back. Found Dead. .C. Bnrdsloy, boob hawker, was found dead under a gorso fence near Ainiat. There wero no signs of violence on the body. _________ '.'•*--

AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

DOUBLE EXECUTION IN QUEENSLAND.

A Woman Hung.

Engrossing interest in the execution of Ellen Thompson and her paramour, John "■"■ 'rrison, condemned for the murder of W.n. Thompson, the husband of the former, wus manifested to-day by public no'ice, and by the press reports of the circum stances of the case. Few. spectators be sides the officials and the newspaper representatives were found inside the gaol walls, South Brisbane, at 8 o'clock, when the condemned were brought, from their tells to' meet their doom, notwith standing the fact of Mrs Thompson being the. first "female ever hung in Queensland. It is ?known that the unfortunate woman expected to raise a loud cry of public sym pathy, but she was disappointed. She be haved .calmly upon the scailokl, and seemed resigned to fate, though protesting; against the injustice of her punishment ana de nouncing the Governor and the Executive for " their murder of an woman." Before the noose wasadjustedshe harangued the onlookers briefly, saying, "Good-bye to 'everybody. I forgive everybody from the bottom of my heart for anything they have wronged me in this world. I never shot my husband, and I am dying like an angel." With her last words sho commended the priest to take care of her children. The drop left the body dangling lifeless, bub blood stained tbe cap and; dress, trickling from the severed jugular vein. After 20 minutes had elapsed the secpnd criminal, Harrison, was led dub. He died manfully, confessing his crime, but pleading that the deed had been committed in self defence. Death was instantaneous, but blood besmirched the cap and dress from his throat, which had been severed.

THE VICTORIAN UNEM PLOYED.

The Coverninent Refuse to Provide Relief Works. '

About 200 of the unemployed assembled in front of the public offices, in response to an advertisement. . and. the deputation waited upon the Minister of Public Works, asking him to relieve their distress. . They stated that the Railway Coihmissioners were now breaking stones by machinery, instead of-having the> work done- as formerly by hand, and complained that the Govern ment } contractors were, importing cheap labour from obher colonies. Mr Nimmo, while sympabhising wibh them, stated thab he could nob interfere wibh private em ployers, but he would ask his colleagues to assist bhose in distress by giving them work at stone-breaking.- At the same time he stabed bhab the Government would have nothing to do with. the establishing of re lief- works becalise they would .Simply be the means of atbracbing the unemployed to Victoria from the other colonies.

THE PRISONER HOLT.

The Minister for Justice recently directed that a medical examination should be made into the condition of bhe. prisoner E. B. Holt,, late manager of the Bank-of. New .Zealand. The examination has been made by the Government medical officer (Dr. McLaurin), who visited Holt'in'Darling hursb. Dr. McLaurin rep Orbs that the prisoner is losing flesh rapidly, but Mr Clarke does not think the,, fact , stated would justify him in recommending a re mission of any part of. the prisoner's sen tence. .'.'_ " - ..-.'-

NEW R.C. ARCHBISHOP OF MELBOURNE.

An Imposing; Reception.

Ab an early hour on Saturday morning crowds of peop'e had already assembled in the' neighbourhood of the' Spencer-street railway station bo wibness the arrival of Dr. Carr, the new R.C. Archbishop of Mel bourne, and at 9 o'clock, when the train arrived, there must have been some 20,000 persons around the station in Burke-street, all desirous of obtaining a glimpse of the Archbishop. Representatives of the R.C. Church from all parts of the colonies were presenb on tne platform, and his Excellency the Governor was represented :by.his aide-de-cam;'., ".ho was presented to Dr. Carr as the 1. . .• alighted from the carriage.- After Bh.i..i*_g hands with those who were introduced to him, Dr. Carr was conducted to bis carriage,,one which was specially builb for presentation to him by.

• he'laity. A large ~procession-.was formed and marched through the principal streets of the city to the cathedral, where' a: large concourse of people had assembled. \ j in replying to an address his Grace pro mised that any amendments which were re quired to bring the Education Act into conformity with the convictions of Catholic parents would have his earnest advocacy; and in replying to bhe address of fche Hibernian Society his Grace touched upon Home Rule, excusing himself for speaking on the subject in a church by saying that as it was a question, con cerning the religious interests of Ireland, it was not purely a political one. The Irish difficulty, his Grace said, had two branches—the land question and the Home Rule (question, and with regard to the former some modifications had been made in the land between landlord and tenant, but both were still unsatisfied. With regard,to fche latter it had been pro red to be abso lutely essential, and were the land difficulty only settled thore would bo but little prac tical opposition to Home Rule. _ It was no longer a question between the Irish and the British Parliaments only, but also between the English parties.

Mastertos. this day.

Assault by Stabbing.

A man named John' Williams went into the bedroom'of a settler named Hurley afc the Union Boarding-house and was stabbed by the latter in the groin. Hurley was brought beforo the R.M. and remanded.

Tho Auckland Grocers' Association quotes tho wholesale price of fresh butter 10d per lb, and fresh eggs. Is Gd per dozen delivered for the week ending June 30th. The abore ;quotations refer to-prime quality only.

In our account of the illuminations in Symonds-street it should havo been stated that the Edinburgh Castle Hotel was brilliantly lit up. The proprietress, in colobration of Her Majesty's Jubilee, also hospitably provided a complimentary dinner. The table in tho magnificent dining-room was several times surrounded with the invited guests. ,

Smith and Caughey buy cheap for cash and sell cheap for cash, mark all goods in plain figures, make no second prices, and give no discount.—(Advt.)

Two hundred : dozen Men's Irish-Knit socks at Is, Is 6d, and Is lid ; Boys', Youth's, nnd Men's ready-made clothing in superior English ancl colonial tweeds. Splendid value in "guaranteed" make- W. P. Coats's—at Smith and Caughey's for cash olny. - (AnvT.)

Look for tlio words " Freezing Company " on the margin of bhe pats ; shell brand in tho centre. No other reliable. — (Advt.)

Printed.-and <WW&sj^i.J*s > . Henry , brktt. of. sytno°P- Uim( t HfflgJ - Generar Printing Office, »no-. ]and) . Neff streets, in the Province or^ K«»Urya. THußa _. AyF JUNE A 1887.

THE AUCKLANIVEVENING STAU, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 18gT»

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JUBILEE WHISKY, Unrivalled in the Colonies. MILD AND MELLOW. JOHN ROBERTSON AND, SONS, DUNDEE. KING, WALKER, AND Co., Sole Agents. IN THE ESTATE OF HENRY TRAYTE, SOUTH SEA ISLAND TRADER, DECEASED, TENDERS are invited, and will be re ceived by tlio Executors until FRIDAY, July Ist, for tho assets in tho above estate, full pariiculars of which can bo obtained at tho oiiice of the undersigned. The lowest or any tender .not necessarily ac copted. For tho Executors, E. A. CARDNO, Auckland, .Tnno 23rd, 1887. Fort-street. T> ABBITS ! RABBITS ! RABBITS ! A gentleman having a Gold Repeater Keyless Watch and heavy Gold Chain stamped on every link, the wholo costing £17 IDs, is willing to ex change for the same valuo in rabbits, as agreed upon.—Anply by letter to " Exchange," Star j Office, Auckland. , N 0 T I C E. The annual meeting of the Auckland Gardeners' Horticultural Society will be held at tiro New market Hall on Wednesday evening next, tho 29th inst., at 8 o'clock sharp. Alex. Aitkkn, Hon. Sec. OTANTED, a Bakm%^l^)"l7~New~Ze-^ ■T T land Bakery, Parnell. . ;,. .THE STAR STEAM PRINTING WORKS Shortland & Fort Streets, auckland. Commeroiai. Printing.—Trade Circulars, Catalogues, Billheads, Memos, Businesi Cards, Labels, Cheques, Visiting Cards Delivery Books, Balance Sheets, and Posters, in all the latest Continental Styles. Book Printing.—Reports of Societies anc Companies, Sermons, Lectures, Librettos Poems, etc., in modern and ancient stylei of binding, lettering, etc., also Accounl Books ruled to any pattern. , Legal Printing.—Articles of Association, Deeds, Briefs, Prospectuses, Notices Schedules, etc. General Printing for Banks, Public Companies, Warehouses, Mills, Shops, and Offices. Fancy Printing, embracing Colour Work of every description, also Show Cards and Dance Programmes in an endless variety of designs. Theatrical Printing.—The large Hoard ings erected in prominent parts of the City and Suburbs afford special facilities for a Bplendld display of all SHOW Printing. Paper Bag Printing. — Confectioners', Grocers', Bakers', Milliners', and Tobacco ... nists' Baga in sizes varying from 8 oz. t< 8 lbs. STEREOTYPING & ELECTROTYPING A SPECIALTY. THE STAR OFFICE, AUCKLAND JEt. BRJiTT, Ife&juaxoß. ."111.



*-'■■ _.•.'■".- '.*: .'Auctions. A '""-■< R. ARTHUR.]' ". ' I; -"[J. F."BOI>DHS "'. TO-MORROW, 11 O'CLOCK, A. M. , ..." -- (Market Day). ARTHUR'S MART. POULTRY, PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND /'GROCERY AUCTION MARKET. "POULTRY DEPARTMENT — Fowls, fl Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Pigeons, Canaries, Fancy Birds, Small Figs, i Dairy Fed Dressed Porkers. Golden Hamburg Fowls, 0 Fckin Ducks, 1 Ton Fencing Wire. , 1 Fox Terrier, a Splendid Pig Dog; Lady s Sido Saddle in good order. ' ' _ PRODUCE. FRUIT, AND GROCERY DE PARTMENT -150 sacks Potatoes, Onions, Carrots, Mangolds, Pumpkins, Melons, Herbs, several Lots of New Cured Bacon and Hams, Canterbury Bacon and Hams, 30 kegs Butter, Cheese, Honey, Oats, Maize, Chad', Bran. FRUIT (ex s.s. Arawata, from Fiji)—so sacks Cocoanuts, fine ripe Bananas, Auckland and Hobart Apples. Lemons, &c. GROCERIES &C.-50 boxes Candles, 7 cases Starch. Tea. Coffee, Jam, Honey (in 6 to 201b Tins), Biscuits, Lollies, Confectionery. Terms :—Cash before delivery. , W. S. COCHRANE] [JAS. DACRE. TO-MORROW. WALNUT TELEvSCOPE DINING TABLE, DRAWING-ROOM SUITES, BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRY CARPETS, BRASS-MOUNTED FENDERS, OFFICE TABLE, MANTEL MIRRORS, GLASS CASES, STUFFED BIRDS, RANGES, STOVES, LITHO PRESS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Tlio Subscribers will sell by auction at their Rooms, Queeo-street, on Friday, June 24, at 11 o'clock, HOUSEHOLDFURNITURE, consisting of Drawing-room Suites, Mantel Mirrors, Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, Brass-mounted Fenders, Fireirons, Walnut Telescope Dining Table. 3 Oases Stuffed Birds, Wire Flower Stands, Office Table. Brass-mounted Bedsteads. Palliasses, Mattresses, Feather Pillows, Wash stands and Ware, Dressing Tables. Mirrors, Blankets, Shoots, Quilts, Cedar and Kauri Chests Drawers, Matting. Linoleum, Curtains, Mats, Round and Square Tables, Wood, Cane, and Rocking Chairs, Wardrobe. Bird Cages, Clocks, Lamps, Barometer, Sashes, Doors. Pump, Litho Press, Ranges, Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c. Under Bill of Sale. Austrian Chairs, Cheffoniers, Meatsafes, Chest Drawers, Half-tester Bedstead. Bedding. Washstand and Ware, Couches, Mirrors. Dres sing Table, &c, &c. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. - W. S. COCHRANE] [j. DACRE THURSDAY, JUNE 30. COTTAGE-LONDON-STREET. PONSONBY. The subscribers will sell by auction at their Rooms. Queen-streot, on THURSDAY, 30th instant, at twolvc o'clock, by ordor of tho Registrar of the Supremo Court at Auckland, LOT 138 of the Subdivision of parts Lots 11 and 17, Section 8. Ponsonby, City of Auckland, having a frontage of 17 feet to Lon don-street, with v Cottage of five rooms erected thereon, now occupied by Mr D. S. Caiubie. For further particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE] [JAS. DACRE MONDAY, JULY 18. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. LAKE TAKAPUNA. LAKE TAKAPUNA. | BEAUTIFUL VILLA SITES. HURSTMERE. HURSTMERE. s j i The Subscribers have received instructions from the Agent for tho Publio Trustee to Sell by Auctionl at their Rooms. Queen-street, on Monday. July 18, at 12 o'clock. In'the Estate of the late W. J. Hurst, A PORTION OF THE BEAUTIFUL HURSTMERE ESTATE, Lake Taka puna, consisting of ..:.'■■ OY pI--ND -VTILLA OITES, Facing and Fronting the Sea, having Grand Views, and Containing from 3 to 11 Acres each. Full particulars in future issue. Plans in preparation. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29. BILLIARD TABLE, PIANO, HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, BEDDING, BEDSTEADS, SUITES FURNITURE, &c, &c, &c, AT THE CITY HOTEL, HOBSON STREET. GABRIEL LEWIS Has,received instructions to sell on above date at 11 a.m., at the City Hotol, Hobson Street. THE WHOLE OF ABOVE FURNI TURE AND EFFECTS, BILLIARD TABLE. PIANO, &C, &0 &C. Particulars in Future Issue. SATURDAY, JUNE 25th, At 12 o'Clock. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. SCHOONER "JULIA PR V C E," TONNAGE 41 TONS. AS THE VESSEL N.OW LIES ON THE BEACH NEAR MANGAWAI. ~-..., B. TONKS A CO. Have received instructions to sell on Saturday, June 25th, at 12 o'clock, SCHOONER JULIA PRYCE, of 41 TONS, With all the Sails, Spa. s, Anchors, Windlass, Chains, Rigging, Stove, Boat, Casks, etc., etc., now on board the vessel, AS SHE NOW LIES ON THE BEACH NEAR MANGAWAI. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, At 12 o'Clock. LAKE TAKAPUNA. LAKE TAKAPUNA. PROPERTY OF 59 ACRES, KNOWN AS MENARY'S FARM. B. TONKS & CO. Have received instructions to sell on Wednes day, Juno 29, at 12 o'clock, LAKE TAKAPUNA PROPERTY of 59 Acres, known a3 Menary's Farm, and at present leased to and in occupation of the Devon port Dairy Company. ,--._.- This Property is beautifully situated at tho junction of tho Devonport, Northcote, and Waiwera Roads, and is within 15 chains of Lake Takapuna. There is a Dwelling on the Property, and all Buildings necessary to carry on either a Farm or Dairy Business. • The Waiwera coach passes the Property daily, and it is the terminus of the Devonport 'buses, which ply frequently throughout the I'liis sale offers an exceptional opportunity of securing a property with ovory probability of enhanced prospective value, as tho Lake Pro perties arc certain to advance in the immediate future, or as a Dairy Farm its present valuo will give a handsome return on the purchase money. The Proporty is admirably adapted for sub dividing if the buyer hasthis ond in view. For full particulars and conditions of sale, apply to ' B. TONKS & CO., Auction cere,



- V ■-■-•-Anct.bns>">' ' "*■■■-'■•' ; •-': C. HESKETH.] ,' iHffiffi, AGRI CU L TUR A L HAL L, TO-MORROW (Friday), AT NOON. POULTRY, PRODUCE,'FRUIT, ETC. Will Sell by Auction TO-MORROW (FRI DA V), at 12 o'clook noon, rl;7il\ POULTRY.— Fowls (in fine condition), Ducks, Geese, Turkeys. P% eol_] B' h fS.'' also, several Pens of Brahmas, Langshans, Rouen Ducks, and others from prize swok, Sucking: Pigs and Porkers. . -~•.„ FRUIT.-50 cases Apples in prime condition, 1.000 dozen Fine Island Oranges, 6> sacKs, £ea Nuts, 10 cases Jams (in jars), 10 cases lomau.es in tins). Also, , , ~ 150 Bunches Bananas, well-filled fruit. - • _ PRODUCE.-50 tons Local Potatoes, 60 tons Southern Potatoes, Onions, . p.u,mP^ n%£ff Melons. Citron Melons, Fowl Wheat Chair, Oats, Oatmeal, Maize, etc. Dairy ProguoM -20 boxes Butter (Taranaki), 20 kegs do., 20 kegs Local Butter. . tons Cheese, 2 cases (>■ cw Cure) Canterbury Bacon, and Hams (bare), I cases Canterbury Bacon and Hams (in c oth), i cases Prime Local Bacon and Hams, Clover, Honey in GOIb to 101b tins. _. . _„,„ __.j Plough, Chaffcutter, Pair Staunch Horses and Harness, equal to new, Single-seated uuggy, Spring Carts, Set Buggy Harness, Saddles, etc. Also, 1 Bay Pony, without reserve. HESKETH, AITKEN, & CO., Auctioneers. . S. C. PAGET] [A- MOD. RALSTON TO-MORROW, afc 10.30 o'clock. CENTRAL AUCTION MART.,, POULTRY --Fowls, Ducks, Turkeys, Geese. Pigs, Fancy Birds, Two Young African Gray Parrotß„&c. -i _, ___ _. PRODUCE, &c.-Hams, Bacon, Cheese, bait and Fresh Butter (in kegs), Potatoes, Pumpkins, Carrots, Melons, Onions, Honey, Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Oranges, Apples, lea, Sugar, Flour, Oatmeal, Kerosene, &c*. ■ < _ Also, Furniture, Drapery and Clothing, Fancy Goods, Sundries, Kitchen Range (nearly new). - At 12 o'clook sharp, A Section of Land, Borough of Tauranga, with cottage and outhouse (in good repair) erected thereon. Title, Land Transfer. _._... PAGET & RALSTON, Auctioneers. . , TO-MO R R O W, At 11 o'Clock. EDWARD LEYDON Will hold his usual Weekly Sale of PRODUCE, &c. — Potatoes, Onions, Apples, Hams, Bacon, Cheese, Biscuits, Tea, Fowls, Ducks, &c. Also. NEW AND SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ANT) EFFECTS, consisting^oi Chests of Drawers, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Couches, Chairs, Cheffoniers. Tables, Meat Safes, Dresser, China. Glassware, Cutlery, Fancy Goods, Clothing, &c. MONDAY, JUNE 27. . NEWMARKET (next to Mr Kent, Baker, corner of Kyber Pass and Newmarket). MOTTLED KAURI WARDROBE, CHEFFONIER, IRON BEDSTEADS, CHEST OF DRAWERS, SPRING MATTRESSES. EDWARD LEYDON Has received instructions to sell on the premises (next to Mr Kent, Baker, corner of Kyber Pass and Newmarket), HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, consisting of Mottled Kauri Wardrobe. Mottled Kauri Chest of Drawers. Mottled Kauri Cheffonier, Half-tester Iron Bed stead, Spring Mattresses, Mirrors, Carpet, Oil cloth. Kitchen Utensils, &c, &c. Also, Shop Fittings. Scales and Weights, Lollies, Glasses. TO-MO R R O W, At 10.30 o'clock. PRODUCE, POTATOES, GROCERIES, &c. i WALTER J: DOWDEN Will Sell by Public Auction To-morrow (Fri- , day), at 10.30 o'clock, POTATOES, Onions, Pumpkins, Carrots, Pie Melons, Bananas, Apples, Cheese, Bacon. Hams. Beef, Tea, Sugar. Flour, biscuits, Oatmeal. Maize, Wheat, Bran. Oats, &ci ; TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, JUNE 24. At 10 o'Clock. /^RANGES! QRANGES! /^RANGES! EX OAMARU. G. W. BINNEY & SONS ._ Have received instructions to sell by public auction at their Mart. Corn Exchange. Fort strcot, To-morrow (Friday), June 24, atr 10 o'clock, • mHE CARGO OE ORANGES, EX OAMARU, In Prime Condition. . MONDAY, JUNE 27, 12 o'Clock Noon. " COTTAGE AND ALLOTMENT, ' WOLFE-STREEIV D. F. EVANS. Has been instructed to Sell hy Auction, at his Mart, Queen-street, ou Monday, June 27, at 12 o'clock noon, ALL that Piece or Parcel of Land in New Zealand, being part of Allotments 20, 21, 22, of Section 47, of the City of Auckland, and comprising Lots 19 and 20. of the sub-divi sion into Lots of Allotments 18,19, 20, 21, 22. 23. and 24, of Section 47. This Allotment has a frontage of 66ft to Wolfe.strcet. and has a small Cottage erected upon it. - _■■ ■_■■■_ ----- D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW (Friday), at 2 o'Clock. A CHOICE COLLECTION OF TREES, Plants, Shrubs, etc., including Camelias, Daphnes, Lemons, Oranges, Guavas, Marcro carpa, Pines, Rhododendrons, Laurel, Apple, Plum, &...,'&c'."* .-•--.•..-.-,.. ■_-- D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer. OHAS. HESKETH.] [ALEX. AITKEN. TTESKETH, AITKEN AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, LAND, ESTATE, AND COMMISSION AGENTS. Regular Sales every Tuesday-of Hides, Skins, Wool, Tallow, etc. city market. Wool,' hides, sheepskins, TALLOW. HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers. jtj- I Q S. O. R E T.I *®W__W_W&r ONEHUNGA ;';,-- -*: --* - ;f-' ■- '-'.'-FOR1' '' ':'' D■ ■ HOKIANGA, WANGAPE, AND AHIPARA, At 3 p.m., TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), 24th inst and for NEW PLYMOUTH, WANGANUI AND WESTPORT, At 3 p.m., on MONDAY, 27th inst. Freight on Wangapc Cargo must be prepaid. For freight or passage apply to J. CRAIG, Commerce-street, or, J. W. WALLER, ■ , U .-. Onehunga. FOR SALE, Stock and Goodwill of Saddle ,-.. . an£, Harness Maker. Good stand in city. Old establishment; good connection. Terms easy.—Apply, for address, at Star-Office. BOOT TRADE.—Machinist Wanted; 20s per week to a good hand.—A. Walker, Upper Queen-street. WANTED, a Housekeeper; widow pre /-. __ furred.—Apply Baxter's Grocery Store, . Grafton Road,



Public Jfotices-9 v 1 -T^iLliß GAS COMPANY v__^_ V (LIMITED). All Accounts now due forGasand Coke which remain unpaid at 5 p.m. on MONDAY, the 27th instant; will become payable; in fuU, with out discount. B PAESONS) Secretary. I- N"THE ESTATE OF R. E. LAY BOURNE. f} fi wise they wm not be^eeo^ised^^^ Customs-street. T AXE" ROAD pISTRI.CT. It is hereby hotiflcd that the Lake Road Board, will,'at their next ordinary meeting, to be helcl at the.Roadßoard Office, Takapuna, on FRIDAY,' July 8, 1887, at 7 p.m., make a Rate of One Farthing in the Pound, on all rateable ' property in tho district, for the period ending March 31, 1888, to be payable to the Collector, Mr T. W. Seaman, on the first day Of Sep tember, 1887. , ~,.-,: -. i --'-r 4 ;..'_J'i . ..„ The Rato Book is open for inspection at tho Post-office, Takapuiia^ jg^p,^ .>"''■ Chairman. June 23,1887. ~- . : ■■■ •- ,■ TN THE ASSIGNED • ESTATE 'OF X ROBERT COWAN, OF PARNELL, . BAKER.., $$m All claims against the above estate, accom panied by a declaration, must be sent in to"John Lamb, Fort street, on. or before SATURDAY, the 25th inst, otherwise thoy will not be recog nised, when a final dividend will be paid. -- JOHN LAMB 1, Trustees , CALEB WOOD/^pf 8-' ' -^/JTASEFIELD BROS.' STAR,BRAND 'jVJL -BLUE LABEL A^ M7V..L TL E T Can be had either direct from the 'Factory, BATLEY, KAIPARA, , :}' : - Or at the following Wholesale Mercnantfl in Auckland:— -. .:! Sp* l'-r J. BUCHANAN, i . . H. B. MORTON, ! .; 'AA ' T. H. HALL & COy ■A BROWN, BARRETT & CO. § j OR a Beautiful Cup of Coffee, Tea,:oi? Cocoa, and Hot Jubilee Pie, Fruitor Meat, go to the Auckland Cotfee House, * Karan gahape Road and Coombes's Arcade, Queen streeL CARPENTERS, LABOUEERSj-etc. v are requested to call and examine the stock of Working Shirts, Clothing and Flannels keot by George Fowlds, 80, Victoria-street. >-.■•.. FISH ! FISH ! FISH !—Rakino Smoked Fish, wholesale in Is parcels at the boat, on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays.— . Address. A. Sanford, Rakino Island. A. I, SHOULD SMILE with am Extra pair of Trousers for nothing.—Apply J. H. Dalton, • Tailor. ; ..-- * "■•.'■■■. ■;■' ' ■;--" !•' ' A: G^ LOVES! GLOVES! GLOVES,! White and Coloured Kid, Lined and Fur ■ Tops, at reasonable rates.—Fowlds, 80, Victoria ■ street -•;-..,.-.. -•-.---■•- - - SPLENDID Winter Tweeds a-f.J M H. Dalton's, Tailor, Victoria-street Bast. "' WHY send-so far for Football: Jerseys when you can get them made at Spedding's Knitting Establishment, Karanga , hope Road ? . PECIALTY in Macintoshes afc.J...-H. Dalton's. Tailor. Victoria-street East. TRY my 60s Suits. They are real nice, with an Extra Pair of Trousers for nothing. -J. H. Dalton, Tailor. , _- ; * ',',:, ! IVTORTHERN Cash Drapery and Clothing ' __L3I Co.'s Sale for Shirts; Socks, Undershirts, and Drawers. WHAT everybody, says must be true. All who have used Wolves Schnapps say .it is the best stimulant. . _■ —— W" ORSTED SUITS, with an extra Pair of Trousers for nothing. £L-At j: H. Dalton's, Tailor, Victoria-street East. /^RASS MANURE:—Freezing Co.'s. £7 yJT lCs, of all merchants.; , ftK PALETOTS and Sling Sleeves in /w O Ottoman Silk and i Cloth, trimmed lace andijet, the very latest. All cost price.—J..-VI. McLachlan, 222' Queen-street. ;.'..'. 0 AUCE ! SAUCE! SAU CE I Wanted, every lover of good Sauce to purchase a Sixpenny Bottle of the "Yorkshire Sauce Extraordinary," to test what a Colonial Manu facturer can do, and oblige - ' ; -,- ' '■ FREDK. WHITEHEAD, ' ' TEA, COFFEE, !AND SPICE MERCHANT, v 95, VICTORIA-aTREET, ; ; - ■\\~EDDING; CARDS.—Latest,Style at ;TT the Star Lithographic. Workp f: Short and-st reet-, Auckland. . .__ . DISSOLVED BONE MANURE. - Freezing Co.'s £8, of all merchants. -t A DAY'S ILLUMINATION- OF THE FACES OF OUR CUSTOMERS.. We have decided not to spend money on gas lluminations, but to give our customers the : benefit of it by making Great Reductions in our Prices for 14 DAYS' ONLY. .... ...... GREAT JUBILEE FOR BOOT BUYERS. ! ECONOMY BOOT SHOP. Jf I: VICTORIA-STREET. . o 1 ÜBILEE TEA AND COFFEE Id Cup; _f Wild Rabbits Is 6d per couple, at*E. McDonald's,"-* City Market, Wellesley-street entrance. ...... ■* PEARS, 2s. 6d. each, 245. per doz. Bow and Arrows, su.—Craig's Curiosity Shop. Princes-street. . ■ ...-■-. ,--. ___n. «— -yriL'L AG E' SET*TLE M ENTSf Inquirers after" information respecting VILLAGE SETTLEMENTS should * call at Crown,-Lands OfHce, behind Supreme Court- Mr John Lundon and others, will.attend daily from qleyen to twelve, for the purpose of giving nforriiation. " .'■'-'.-'. -■-.': -'■' ' '-■; T^TORTH NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' ill, CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION,' Ld. a . IN LIQUIDATION. ■> z, FINAL~NOTICE. Proceedings will be taken without further notice lor all Calls and Accounts: unpaid on the 21th JUNE inst Hemittancesby bank cheques must includeexchah'^.*"' .'. ' "'.', :-':"A .-; " •••• i? ■■',' W. GARRETT,') T , n „ Hn)nro GEO. ERASER,! S-?B^8^?. Aucldand, Customs-street West, . i.ns.l "'STST .GARRlCK.having started a Manu ■ • factory for making a Mineral Soap, known as Garrick's Patent*, it is used for all household purposes, andit ; surpasses anything ever produced or brought into -the market,, ahd being a local article, he trusts that everybody will give it a trial. Sold at all Grocers'shops. , D. NORDEN, Agent, I _' Woodbine Cottage, Grey street, "V- OTI C E OF RE M O V A'L E. LANGLEY, BUTCHER,;^ ,^ "'7 Begs tb intimate to the publio that he has re moved to new and commodious Brick Premises' Hobson-street, and bogs to tender thanks for past-favours,'and hopes, by strict attention to business, combined with good quality and moderate prices, to merit .a continuance of, the same. ACTNTOSHES, a Bargain.—At J.>H. Dalton's, Tailor. Victoria-street East; iyr;. o .;._*• v. m-■ e>^n t -s ITALIAN AND VERMONT MARBLES. AND ABERDEEN GRANITE. HEAD | STONES IN MARBLE AND STONE. Iron Tomb Railings at Moderate Prices. Prices and Designs sent post-free. Country ■j - orders carefully packed. '.i | TAIT BROTHERS, , Monumental Works, Corner of Rutland and Lome streets (near Queen-street Junction), Auckland. , •-.- OLROYD AND LONGBOTTOM, GENERAL WOOD TURNERS,: : '_ Albert-street, Auckland, opposite V.M.C.A. ; ■• ' Rooms. . 'W. ■ ••;-- Bandsaw Cuttings, Carvings, Architraves, and 1 . .v. Fretwork done at Lowest Rates. - -. . Table, Chair, and Sofa Legs, Bed Posts, Drawer 1 Stumps, etc., always in stook. .'>"."-'.' ~ BILLIARD BALLS RE-TURNED ""'"' ' AND STAINED. A Trial is Respectfully Solicited.



Tenders.! \7?7rfn mENDERS _ wi^rrTir^l'' Tenders are invited __hl> +1' A *.**..' -?'• Making from One to Three M.m_ n^_%S P Porotarau Tunnel. SDc_ific^ nsn^tfi!** .... . | ' np.E N D ERF¥olrfiii^ ) i; l -*- CUTTING. -wOOP. ' Tenders arcinvitcd for Cuttino* „„.i , from Two to Five Thousand T&ffe^ Porotarau Tunnel.rParticulStl^^»;]A — -Z-_±_i_-__NBRIT 0JJ i ■' Tenders will bo received ud tonn-„V»JPv ' DAY July Ist, for AlterationsVt th-°§ B o'^ land.Fro2«n Meat eompa--y's-Workg«SS a^_ Plans, &c, at our offices,, Queen-street. **=1? '"" ........; "EDWARD MAH6_-^Y&.56k **v'iiTj —. _-______^£chitec& ii -'"l T 7^ B uJL r7SBi; T TehderspwiU:,,be-fre'ceived; until ;_-_(«*r. - SATURDAY July 2\ for .Mtera&S _& h in High-street; '.•->.*<■;-, :•> ,v r ---, f .f .-.„,. BH-1«*", J | „*v ... ~ EDWARD Mimf^-^ , — : —: .' J N BAN K-R U-P TCY Tenders, sealed and etfdofs'Sdl- "■Tenii.iVAi-i 7. Book Debts," will be receivedf-ibr,the} m>i_? signed-up to noon on SATURDAY, leS instant, for the Uncollected BodK-__ebts'in'>S, • ousestates, amounting altogether to£l,ioH7Bw"'*' Tenders may'ba for the whole'&-' Jse'to__t(>feill Lists and'conditions'at^y offi-knij.! mSt J ?8-« i-; ' *.-.-.. JOH^LAWSoi"';';" "ri - I ~ ;. Official Assignee iii Ba__-ra_W!!S! fl Aucklandt'Juntfl7,*lßß7.\'V 10 mmm " I ■■"'>■ s~-Lectures'. IBtc.'?.', ~-h ~*',„'''' * :, „.-.;,,;,.,,, ~.;,.„ ~'..,, ',* Y'OU-N.G,-.M?EN|s sck!llis-®5ck!llis-® . ■". AtSO'CtATI'OK ' 3*^.^fi«-: CORNER' OF'-'WELLESLEy!!AN''O"iiIiBEBT.b -.i.~ ----- : STREETS. .-,.'.,, „*, ■■>*.. " i{ ;■'. "..." ■"" '"--- ' r fl.,,f«Wwlo- WINTER COURSE-'OF EECTUBSgjijj i« Commending each evening at half-past seW kr June 24— Lecture' Jand !MtisicaV'Sefetibni';;• i Chairman: F.* Larkins; Esq.: Subject: , j Thut •, Age of, Charles V„" by^C.-P. Newboinfi w• Esq. - - J^V . July I.—Lecture and Musical'Selectioni..'" d_M 5'"* man: T.: Buddie' Esq*' SulgfectT;2&&ay l i. by Rev.,T.bpurgeon.-, lJ -w^S July 15.—Lecture and Musical Selections; Chair. ■ man H. G..:Serh Smith,, Esq.,.R.M..'Sub'*'"'"' Z.A ject.: "Dry-Bones," byßev.'G.-'H.Garland. <„,, , July 29.—Debate:"" Tbe'Nationalis'ation, of'"tifj"*5.* Land." Chairman: Rev.:W.;Tebbs;>M.A.;u ~ . Affirmative :E. Withy. Esq. .Negative:''': '. ■"*-"KevJJ.S.HiII. ' _• ' . ' - , August s.—Musical Entertainment. cia_rman*::; E: Withy, -Esq.- Conducted --Z Ji» P.> Hooteri, E5q.,..-: ■ -.:....•■;•.'■...:.. ...i'/ jmJj W i -, • ■■ * ■ ■ - - ■-■'-■*"■■■" * August' 12.—Musical I Entertainmenfe'il Chafej'H man:.F. Battley, Esq... .Conductor; Herc' ' ;Carr Schmitt.' "■;',' :,"li,! ■"')■ '>•:: August 26.—Lecture, and Musical Selnctious. jr. Chairman: * Rev.; J-; B".r>-Hill, <3Siib]e'cU s'. "Daniel Defoe," by Rev. H. J. Lewis,,., ,„ I PeptembefJ'2.—Debate;: "Free.Trade v.; Pr otection." .Chairman: C. E._Button;.Esq. ' - Affirmative': E. Bell, Esq.--Negative: J. Lamb.Esq. . •..". .; .. September 23.—Musical ■ Entertainment*; ChalN. man: G. P.Pierce, Esq. p Conductor:,, y.E, _ A. Rice, Esq. . ' ' . - ' " ' " -': -.'-.' '■ — ■ ' '. ;wiis®H Tickets for tbe course to admit bearer and-- ■ ladt.'ss;' to admit' bearer only ~3s;' single lee-"*' ' ture,- Is, may: be obtained from.any of the book-,; sellers from Members, of Coihmitt-e, or from'; , the Librarian at the Rooms. Seats ; reserved-for. ,ticket>holdera_tin^-Tm|m; minutes past seven.' " ''- -■'-': ! .:.;•.' jo T.BUDDLEA^ ,;. M | !--■'' . A. KNiaHT.-/Hon.Scc.* i 3'■■. i. S.Ay_t_ BRAKENRIO. Gen. See Gazette in Bankruptcy. .TN B A N..K.R UP TC Y. J_ ii-D -•--... .-;;jJ M !-.--. J ---». ' ■ ia,Jli*%hl..,, . „:„IN THE COURT .OF BANKRUPTOI a.,:. HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. - . i ...;'..' j In the matter, of ["The Bankruptcy Act, ISS3,", _ :and the amendments thereof, and of ffießai-.-, ruptcyof George BAKKR;other wise Smith. S-,; NoxicKis-.hereby given thiafcl, Georgecß_-6r,«. otherwise George Smith,*of ~Littlp Huia, Mm .,.. kau, 4_i the-ProvihciiEii District ot Aackla__a,'i_;' New Zealand, Settler, havo this day filed in the ;; said Court at Auckland a petitibh to be adjudged a bankrupt. JQ'-iV--. s 0 ' . ' ' - i«( i" ><•'<• Dated this 23rd day of June, 1887. - ~,«-... - ; ';'_"" ;> ~".!'.„'"',-'":.7GEORGE BAKER..^ . William Wasteneys, High-street, Auckland.' * and OnehungapSolicitOEfor the .said -BgeTOPyq Late Adrertisemeiits.*" WANTED,' V Compi'.en-^ Dreysr-'ater'l for a few days.—Apply .STAR Office.^; WANTED, a thorough General-Servant^ "who Ji_3 a good" laundress'; references: required.-Apply before 12 a^m. or^afterMS Thos.' Dawson; Ayr-street, Parnell: ■ ' * . WANTED, -Admirars/rdf .■!Nat-reV*'to;«- . attend Sale of Plants,,Trees..Slirnb% ~.-, etc.,'at DZ F. Evans's, To-morrow (Friday), a,..- P.m., , .-■■■» -■-■■ : - ■'* --'■•■ ■■'•;-, l_h^ WANTED, those ,rpqui_^.:rea%.good, ;!i ' Plants, Shrubs," Tree's," &c.' Zto •*t. e. B(Ji„,. j . Sale at D. F. 'Evan's1 To-morrow- (Friday)'at -i- > 'TITiANTEP.:-at, once;.,ai_urnished,M i 'iV T " room,' witn' flrfeptace, for a; lady, ana little boy, near town; preferred. 2 Terms must ww moderate.TrT.E: ,-,.-.---.-■■' ::■'■■■»"; , WANTED. -Useful, Man, (hotel),, I_%_-■_ . •Farm'Hand.'lssV iCob.l.;?Gen-eral femaU ._ family); Half-Caste girl; as General \M\mmi as Page.—Mrs Clark; 281, Queen-street, *i_ ~fZ*>' J U B'l LEE!" ifU'B I L E.E : ! J;: * Every Cash BuyeT^VLot finnWoodviile 1 Estate, Eden Terrace, -Jubilee Day, will receive a £10 GofA6^) \Yatch; or £10 Sterling, if preferred,;as*is^* Bonus. Only,.nine, lots left. -JEvVVUtn.,, . Karamgahape Road. • *'-*-*h -'-.a"' -—- * *thi ? ■■opn^JSggS"- O .canriotJohly obtain,Piak^n^ffl^ VantS FREK OP. CHARGE, b. nt Hb^l|sWat^s 3 presented with an exquisite medallion » - of the Queen:-Hannafoj^Aupkhind^eji3tg. X OST, on Sunday,-.i9fch,inßt■ ,aßwc^iti' Jj Keys, between Union-street airf ft . diet's Chuicb.'-Fihder at Mr Palmer's Butoher./Pitt-stree^j^,,-- j- J OST, a Brown Silk ,U;mbralla, wg «J lj following cut in lanel° T «ISS-D3t^ J handle: = -n'jA'Ctmn^r-H^^fflfws,,., preeentin possession of the^^f b Sove<i as toitsrealowner, pch doubtsnia^erei. . sl , the above wUI much oblige betore ia. «,_..,.., the present moist weather.-'- <__-_^p--7----j. ' 0 ] r< ENTLEMANwiS^to^S^J I_JT. as only, boarderaviaqui^p^, family. Ponsonby preferred. Kererea 5._.,; D;,;,s ._., ; D;,;, changed-Rex^STAR Office. =_^-_^- q W ' 3 -T^A-v^I^ARTLLLERY : ; ;.©IVISI^^, The Auckland,' 'Ponsonliy. an^^..ior^--' Corps will assemble-m- e ßlue.u^ T p Inspection at the *Drdl-sh ? d,-AU^ ;U r , June 23,1887. ■'-•-'' !; -•.----^-^-^^rrp':!f''. etc 'for£l2s.' 100S """.1, ( i,.,,^ eachfour.-s >•> CHAPEL STREET.rr-Twq^ouses^ rooms, freehold allotments; pnee ep y ., ( j.r* £200 respectively, 1903. . .ut ifyeaK^ .iALTE^ROAD.-teasehold,^ c gas. run. Comfortable hohso of nio.-D.J-- ;£l ,wa er, bath, etc., etc. Price ; w -Evans, Agent." J . ,