The Auckland Star.

VOL.; XYIII.~Na 135,

AUCKLAND", N.Z,, THURSDAY, JUNE 9;., 1887.

PEICE-ONE PEKNY.

TABLE TALK.

"lOLANTIIE." "Peer and Peri," Tufcsehka's concert to-night. Lob of other entertainments. Including John Lundon'a afc the Temper* ance Hall. . • ■ Parliament to be prorouged to-morrow. ! Is Sir Julius ( ' riding for a fall ?" Solomon says a " haughty spirit " goes before a fall. ; " \ That's him ! Quarrelling with Ballanee, and " bossing " O'Rorke ! You mean trying to " boss " the Speaker; Sir Maurice is no infant. ', ' If he i?, he is an enfant terrible ! '. Probably Mr Ballanee will desert the sinking ship. ' " Tawhiao " has left Thames for Tairua. Mr Win Plumeridge is confident of finding a gold mine at the baee of Mounto' Eden. J He is anxious to get a ton of stuff oufc off an old scoria pit to send to London for tesfe purposes;- - " ','£••■ n '. I'm not very "testy," but i?n't its a' shocking thought that in these hard times we are treading gold and silver under foot? Melbourne Punch is responsible for the' statement that ■ Messrs Brough and Bouci cault Will take a dramatic company for a tour through New Zealand. People are wondering when the telephone system is to be extended to Wairoa South. . Temporance club in Freeman's Bay. ..:', Kob Roy Macgregor, O !. Public house with drink away. ,u<x. Rob Itoj Maogregor, 01 .■ ■.! The James Mace Mining Company, Vic toria, has been registered with a capital- of £350,000. "Jem Mace" must be somewhere iii " Bendigo " district ! ■. ■ ; .r.i Garrard, the garrulous, with a huge and collarless dog in tow, made a triumphant progress through Queen-etreet this morning, , Many people rashly concluded that the per- ; forming bear had returned to Auckland and' ■ was being, run in. \ '} The Wellington Woollen Company intend'! to try New South Wales as a market for their tweeds. ! Shows the need of protection when local manufactures have to be sent to a freer trade colony. - '■■' There are 15,386 Quakers in ■Greati Britain. The liquor trade of the United Kingdom employs in all its branches at leaet 800,000 persons, while the capital invested in ii>. amounts to about £130,000,000. .' - Mr T. Buck has been appointed post-' master at Wairoa South (Clevedon).. '; - The death is announced of Lady of New South Wales. " Jubilee Male Trousers " afc the D;LC:' [ Do I. C. aright? Yes, there it is in yes-' terday's Stab. Suppose they're afraid the women's righters will be claiming . Jubilee Female Trousers. Not a bit. It's only, a printer's errorj Should be , " mole trousers "— a special cheap line for working men. a Must have been blind ac a mole not to sea that! : . \ • The Jubilee Celebration Committee are to meet to-morrow night at the Mayor's room. ~; ■..-,-■• ■ . ; . Result of that little "Table Talk'? para- ,_ graph a, week ago ; jurors are warned thaft the Supreme Court willt/ftob sit on the Jubilee holidays. . , , ~ ~ There is to be a Jubilee Ball in the Masonic Hall, Princes-street, on Thursday, . June 23rd. . : .' .. .. The charges against Joseph Martin.and J. M. Sarenson, for stealing fnrniture ait; Wellington, havo been withdrawn, the prosecutor offering no evidence. -■ .1. - The University of Cambridge has con ferred on Mr Justice Windeyer, of New. South Wales, the honour of L.L.D. ~ . The libel case Henderson v. MacKenzie is for Ll,ooo, and not a paltry hundred as stated the other day. ■ ; . >;•,-, • It is the outcome of. a very pretty quarreL between the "Northern Luminary" and a local solicitor who objects to its illumina tions. .",.' ;",- The Bellringei'S haA-e gone to and after playing through, the colony, they will pay a return visit to Auckland. •: . Charges of intimidation and assault have been laid against eight young Wellington bookmakers, arising out of the recent strike in the Empire City. : .-. , u .,,r) There's a-joke somewhere thereabouts, with reference to " Wellington boots," if anybody has time todigifc.out. ' ~■ ; i .It is intended; to - have a mimic: battle afc Wellington Heads by the' Volunteers [on Tuesday of Jubilee week. , -~ , f m ,Mr Knight, asphalter, has gone toGis borne to lay down two winter tennis courts*. Mr ,G. Charlsworth, architect, Auck land, has. had hi? design accepted for the Home for the Aged and Needy in Welling ton. . ... ~,-, ,;■; . -. ; . ~;, ~;.,.; ~-,;,, \ ■ Theold Library building is being rapidly converted to Kindergarten purposes., Mr David- Goldie has made a present of .timber for the purpose. . ; . .. • j ~ There is in the Sheffield workhouse, a fine-looking, hale Scotch woman, named. Mary Prince, who on March 8 attained her,; 100 th birthday. She was present at the Battle pf Waterloo. V * ■' ; Fact "for smokers. The above-tflgntiioned old lady was for 50 years an inveterate smoker, able fc>. earn her oWliving by r \VasHng till she wa's'96*years of age.' ; Out of the 34,000 newsjiapers published' in the world, the' English language claims '" 16,500 ; German, 7800 ; the French, 8850 ; and the Spanish, 1000. V; ; il Some men are always superior to circum stances. A Nebraska man "was carried forty miles by a cyclone, and-dropped- inta widow's front yard. He married the widow and returned home worth about 30^00ddolk more than when he started./ The waters of Lake Michigan are said to n'e 21ft. higher than they were: seyfen ago, and are rising;at the rate of 4in. a year. They are already encroaching on the shore near Chicago, erTdangering some of ; its parks ahd residences.' ■-* '.->■■'■ J .:* % I The Melbourne " Daily Telegraph " lately took a " Church Census." > The' capacity of the city and suburban chui-ches is equal to the accommodation of 107,620 persons, and on the days on which the census was taken . there were attendances in the morninV o£ 53,924, and in the evening of 59,183.' ° : "< The pickpocket is the, i true independent? in politics. n He attends the meetings of both partiee. Somebody says that " snoring" is ftKe spontariebus escape of those maligrianfc feelings \yhich the sleeper has no time' to vent when awake." ' ■ • : " ski's According to American papers, there ia much discord, in the camp of the Chicagb evangelists just now. Mr Moody has dis agreed with Mr Sankey, and' the are opposed'to the pldynient' ' of Mr Francis Murphy,' ■ one Of.Mr Moodj's lieutenants. '■■'■■'■>;X /



Shippinsf , ■• ' TTNION STEAMSHIP U COM PAN V OF NE W lyH ZEALAND (LIMITED). . ||i|P§ ROYAL MAIL -EXPRESS SERVICE. ' 'if ROUTE TO ■ -ENGLAND THROUGH AMERICA. P . .Mine alike the heat o£ the Red Sea and the Jtfpi<unS a » h coldof Ca p o H Ora . -. steamers of this Lino arc appointed to 1 nnd Auckland for Honolulu and Francisco cvory four weeks, sailing as pn^vrj—- Wnria Leave Leave Arrive Steamer. ions. Sydney. Auck. 'Frisco. 3000 June 15 Junc2o July 10 ZeaUSDIA.. 3COO July 13 July 18 Aug. 7 'nvketsare available for twelve months, and cioon Passengers can break ttieir journey at Tnpkland, Honolulu, San Franoisco, and any See or call en route to Noav York. Through Fares, Sydney or Auckland, to > - - England, I iiyjoif, £59 to £G7 10s. Steerage, £30 3s, j: For all information apply at any of the ' offices of— . • ■ • , . ■ ■ ■ UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF ' NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). \" ""TTNION STEA^ISHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEA iS^P 1 ! LAND (LIMITED). TIME TABLE.-Juxß. ffi TARANAKI, NELSON. PICTON, WEL LINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND WEST r. COAST PORTS (from Manukau). ■"Stouner. | Date of Sailing. | RotObua ! Monday, 13, 2 p.m. I 12 noon. Gifg iff EA- I Tucs- 21, 930 a.m. 1 S.iO a.m. FOR TARANAKI, WELLINGTON, AND ' • LYTTELTON (Special Servico). . - VfgAKA J Friday, IoTT p.m. | noon ■ fOKGISBORNE, NAPIER, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON. AND PORT CHALMERS (from Auckland). Botomaiiaxa I Thura., lfi, noon | — H7- fOH MELBOURNE (Via Bloff). BoiOMAnAXA I Thurs., 16, noon | ■ — ~~ FOR SYDNEY. TeAnau I Tuesday. 14, 5 p.m I — FOFHONOLULU AND SAN FRANCISCO. JUrd?O3A I Mon., Juno 20.2 p.m. | — "~" FOR LEVUKA AND SUVA. " _ I Mon.. Juno 27, 5 p.m. | — "■"" FOR GISBOUNE, NAPIER AND ; WELLINGTON. -. .■ AP3TRALIA I Tues , 6 p.m. | — RUSSELL AND KAWAKAWA. fnAWAP. I Tiiea, li, 5 p.m. t — Car?o must be booked and along-side TWO HOURS before advertised time of departure. Passage Tickets must be taken at the Com paby's Office. ' - ' - ■ - Anckland Branch, corner Queen and Customs atieeta. .",....',. r 'J--' ■ -'■ ■■ mARANAKI, WELLING- JL - TON, LYTTELTON. JllPlJl SPECIAL SERVICE. The Union Steamship's Co:'s ~s - s : -,; . W ANAIvA f r ' E WO! leave Oneluini?a every FRIDAY and Ljttelton every MONDAY, calling' only at Taran&ki and Wellington, and connecting at New:Blymbuth-■ with through' -Trains - for Vfjsgaaui. . . ... ■ \]iJION STEAMSHIP COMPANY T ' '■••■■ OF NEW ZEALAND. t'TV C<TEAM TO THAMES, >3 Connecting with RIVER mmm** steamers for sttoling *§mim%®F' wO RT H, OHINEMURI, VBB&&3& WAITEKAURI. WATHI, TKAROHA GOLDFIELDS.MORRINSVILLE. IVAITOA PLAINS, AND GRANT AND FOSTEH'S SETTLEMENT. ■ TIME TABLE. , . ~ i: S.S. ROTOMAHANA. '*■' ' ■ P.S. ENTERPRISE ; No; 2.' ... FfiOM AUCKLAND. , . ,' I -Rotomaiiana. I Enterprise. Friday .10.1 i afternoon ■ 112 midnight Saturday l\\ i afternoon - I — FROM THAMES. ;' .- I RoTO>fAHAyA. I Enterprise. Thursday. ■Oγ ■-.— , . 17.30 evening • \ Friday 101 9 morning !' — "' 1119 mornin g ,. "• jß.3Qnight' : "Jfo cargo received for Rotomahana within Wan-hour of advertised time of leaving. : n iot rcßponsible for Shipping, Carryinfr, or Charging Live Stock. — ■ r* j.'; ; .:.-. ' ■ GEO. jFRASER., Agent. &M 'TOl OR GBEYMOUTH DIRECT, i ||||||||' connecting v.-rrik west coast ',; The regular trader s.s. . ~ . .'-., . HERALD, 1M Al at Lloyd's 356 tons register, will sail as JJOT6 from Onohunga, on , SATURDAY, ™llthinst.,at 12n00n.. .) ill cargo must be booked at our office. ;  -.-ftt freight, passage, and other particulars wptyto . . - . -..■ ~, , r ~.;.■.,■ STONE BROS., 20, Queen-street. "f^O R OPOTIKI .AND fjgßUm£ WHAKATANE. * lies.s. ;" J " ' ' I CHELMSFORD . Wai ran to and from the above ports overy" ; ' - ■''■' week. ' . ■ '■ \ ... ... -y Agents -Whakatano. McGarvey: BR'tiS., 1 Abbott & White, Opotiki. - . . ■■> Apply to— '• a.,.i. ~ SHARP & CO.. >:-.r felL ■: • | " ' . ■»- Conunerce-street' : ::, A : Jr AND ONE j£&3irfr T V HUNGA STEAM' - 1 JsmJM&y NAVIGATION CO. (Limited). CAIIIN(> A.T AWITU POLLOCK, WAI •PIPI, and other places. " '■'- , ! TIME-TABLE.-S.S.' MANUKAU. ; Oiehunga: ;•Leave Waiukii: Hjtl'Ji'i J ; June. C '.'. '■-" ■■■ \ ~|riday," 9 a.m. (for Manukau Heads) . ■ ~ -Mturflay 10 a.m. U-Safurday. 1.30. p.m. 1 S, 0 "" 4 ?, 113 a.m. 13—Monday; 3 p.m. rSOMay, 12.30 p.m. 14- Tuesday, i p.m. . yS <£m».v2 p.m. 16-Thnrsday, 6.31 a.m. £ttiday,.4. p . m . is— Saturday, 8 a.m. r& on >T, 5.30 pm. 21-Tnesday, 10 a.m. rWne8,.7.30 a.m. . 22—Wednee.. 11 a.m. v| h .'! l 8 a,m. 23-Tlmrs.. 11.30 a.m. fe J" da r.9a.m.. (for Manukau Heads) Ofwday, 9.30 a.m. 25—Saturday. 1 p.m. - iuffoay, 10.15 a.m. 27—Monday. 2.15 p.m. S-TrS^-' ll - 30 P- m - 28—Tuesday, 3 p.m.: :' "Mies., 12.30 a.m. 29 -Wednes.,' i p.m. lJtej July. ' "Way.3.3op.m. 2-Saturday, Ba.m. jjSathcrand other circumstances permitting. sChT5°. ' within half an hour Allf A tlme of leaving. KoftS& lts Payable before delivery of goods. | fiiein?Pi OnsiMc for shipping, carrying or dis pjpl'.vestock. , V ...;.-■■[ ss; Return, 7s Cd. Managing Director. arient -line. STEAM TO LONDON. From Sydney. From Melbourne.: .Ife' thereafter.-.- ' : 6S El },|Mesfrom-New2;ealand to London: Second. £3(5 to £10: S-iioon. I< v^o!.; EXCURSION '■ ■"■ MSftJlailablog *lfs:, Second, SegplSHIP COMPANY OF,, "W ZEALAND (Limited). ■ ';



Shipping. UhnaLfi T HE NEVV ZE ALAND I ' SHIPPING COMPANY'S ' P1m1(m ROYAIj mail linb ° f I the New Zealand Government) .will bo des patched with. Her -Majesty's Mails as under for L" 0" N D ON, ' ■ Via Rio do Janeiro and Madeira:—' ; Steamers.. Tons. r» Pert of Dato ■--. . . < Denature. (V^T* M73Lyttelton JmS Kaikoura... " ', [As may Jjly2B And thenceforward every fourth Thursday. Particulars may.boloarned by application to—' ; ; CHARLES V. HOUGHTON, Local Manager. Custoihs-strcot, Auckland. UNION SHI PPING COMPANY • ■"'■ ' '. i 'Bankers: ■;,:\• •-.•■ . The London Joint Stock Bank (Limited*. ■ .Managers: TYSER & CO., 3, Crosby Square, London. The s.s. - V •" BALMORAL CASTLE, 100 Al, 2,018 tons, Being the first of a Regular Lino of Steamers, will leave London for New Zealand • . : .,". EARLY IN JULY, 1887. Importers are not asked to guarantee Freight, but to request their London agents to give this Lino the preference upon equal terms. , The Freight Department will be managed by Mr Joseph Linley* who, has had charge of tha"t branch of the New Zealand Shipping Company's London bushress for thirteen years, ana who has a thorough knowledge of the requirements of the JSew Zealand trade.. . : STONE BROS., ■ ■ ■ •■ Agents. .jrj- '■■■ "GTEAM TO LONDON. &&sMzkh>f PENINSULAR & ORlEN i£ol&QMg&sfr' TAL STEAM NAVIGA /^fcSgSßß^****.. y TION COMPANY. FOR LONDON DIRECT (Via Colombo and Bombay). ■■. . ' o( Mm ™. Leave, Loavo Mol- Sfearner. I Sydney. bourne. Bengal ....',■..;..' Juneß; Jun,eH Kaisak-i-Hind June 22 Juno 28 ParamattA.'......;.. Julyfr ' July 12 Carthige.. July 20 July 28 Massilia..... August 3 August 9 Valetta .August!? , I Aucust 23 And thenceforward every alternate week. Passengers and cargo booked to London, Mar seilles, Italy, Egypt, Indiaj China, and Japan, at moderate rates. < ■ ■ . Return tickets issuMboth to'first and second class passengers at especially low rates. Cheap reserved accommodation can be obtained in this Compa«y'3;vessels. :...■, ■. ■>■ ■ i The Second. Saloon having been thoroughly re-orprnnised,"this Company is now enabled to oder intending passenßersto Eiirope unrivalled accommodation,at the' following greatl • re duced, rates/.— 00 ,, ,; t . ; , ;; ;! Single Ticket £37 Return do. (Available for 12 months) .. £65 Passengers booked at Auckland at same rates as Sydney or Melbourne. For all particulars, apply to CRUICKSHANK & CO., ' Queen-street, Auckland. Agents. ■*y£*L< 8 -Tji O R F-B IE NDLy JL , ■ ISLANDS- Jmm&Stz' The M-AILE, Lane. Master, WB^^*" l will sail on or about SATUR DAY. Invoices must be sent in and Shipments com- McARTmjR : & co . ~' ■* -Jf- QITEAM TO SHORT ''■'JM&2k!j3k'*s.~ LAND ONLY. :.-■:. "■' KO.TUKU Will leave for. ShorUand TO-MORROW (FRI DAY) EVENING, June 10, and each succeeding Pridayiiuntil further notice. Carrying Cargo only. •", ' • For Freight apply to . ... - THORNTON, SMITH. & FIRTH. jrj~ qTs! coromandel. THOMAS SCOTT, MASTER. TIME-TABLE. L e aves Auckland Leaves Coromandel : '_ • Thursday, 9,12 noon Friday,;lo,l2 noon Saturday.ll, 12 noon ■ Weather, and other circumstances permitting. ,Not responsible in shipping, carrying, or dis charging live stock. . v . :, '■ i ■No cargo received without Shipping Note, and within hal£-an-hour of advertised time of departure. ■:. »,: \ ..<v> ■* T ' T> , All Parcels must be prepaid on Board. •A.R. H. SWINDLEY. Manager. ! _~., '. .TO Let, -- ;-.-,;: TO LET, a Bedroom, furnished, suitable for a young , lady.-For particulars, apply_ to Mrs Fenton, first house above Young Ladies College, Upper Queen-street. , '•' ■"» TO LET, Store, 60ft x 50, close to Queen street; fitted up in; first-class style with offices, counters, shelving. ,etc. * £°"t. W moderate—Apply to D. F. Evans. Queen-street. mO LET "or For Sale, Cheap, a'really JL good 8-roomed House, gas. water, etc., off Howe-street; low rent-TV Ussher, Stich hury's Buildings, Q-aeen-street. ' ; TO LET, on the Mount Roskill Road, ■nice' Cottage of 7 rooms, orchard ; good ■viow.-Appl7.taY'. Warren, opposite St. Alban s Church, Mount Roskill Rriad. . "(J" LET, Furnished Bedroom, suitable for marred couple, with use of kitchen and bath-ropip: also, singlo bedrooms.-Apply Fra KayyExpnia House. Hobeon-street. TO LET,, for .Grazing,-small-Paddock, Alsoto Let, β-roomefl, House;H ye or six acres scoria Land. —Apply to F. R..Claude. Shortlahd-stroet. TO LE T, in Newmarket, SHOP, ■ with p'ateglass , window; gas and water laid O™ be P st stand i" thorougSfare foi; busi ness; at present occupied by Mr Jjorngan,. Tailor.^- Apply F. g. Clayton. —__; 7T\ O LET, Wellesley.-street, those corn-; Apply; Brown, Barrett, and Co.. /Elliott-street,, Auckland. ; : \\'.\. , . ■ ': __^ O LET. two good Shops, in Whangarei, rbesfcbusihess site in the township .opposite the Bank of New Zealand arid Post Ofnce.-For further particulars apply. : to E. ; Cnfler.Whangatcii. ' —_— T" O LET,.ab.Henderson's Valley,-adjoin, ing Mr Baxter's, a Farm of acres. themin fru?t-bearing. and ready for planting qu£ BAKERS.-A good Shop Mdßake house/ in Wellington-street; rent-Tory low -Apply C. Wood, Parnoll. .. I AKpS"^CONEEGTIONERS. 1 TO LET' K'^^^M^mt^^ 0 - Apply.to-; .*. ', Uppo^^nondjßtreet^, tloii necessary. .: •; :■ .■ _ —— "irUREWOOD"YARD, | House, and g. Agent, 93,



_To let. ' ''■ TO LET, comfortable. 5-roomed. Cobtao-e • every convenience.-H. Field, -Richmond Road. rTIO LET, a 7-roomecl Brick House, in J. Lorne-stroot, gas and water laid on.- McMastor, Shaldcrs and Co., Queen-street. mo LET, House and Outbuildings, with JL flvoacresof land.—Apply A. Wobd, Wel hngton-strcet. nnO_ LET, a 2-roomed Cottage, cheap, JL Hobson and A r ictoria-streets; every con venience.— Apply M. Foley, Grocer. rilO LET, unfurnished, 2 Front Rooms; A with fireplace.—Apply Lower corner of Exeter-street and Newton Road. nnO LET, comfortable 6-roomed Cottage ; JL gas, city water, pleasant view, moderate rent—ll. J. Riordan, Hobson-atreot (near Cook street). .. . nflO LET, 6-roomed House ; gas, cifcy -O. water, bath-room, and a good cookinc stove.-Apply F. Moore, Boot aiicTShoe Empor ium, Karnngahape Road. ■ rfflO LET, Furnished House,. six rooms, JL for term of 3, 6, 9, or 12 months, at 27a Gd, 2fts, 22s 6d, or 20s weekly. — Thos. Rogers, Franklin Road, noar Wood-street. mO LET or Sell, 6-roomed House, JL Brown-street, i fireplacaa- every conveni ence, and very cheap. -Apply Fred. Blomfleld, Uppor Queen-street. „ . ... nnO LET, Shop and Dwelling, 6 rooms ; JL shop fittings," eas, large jras stove ; next Tyndall's, Butcher, Alount Eden Road. 'First class opening for grocer, Rreengrocer, or fruit erer. Rent, 15s.—Apply N.Z. Mortgage, Loan, and Discount Bank, High street. A SHOP TO LET in Karangahape Road : rent, -25s per week.—Apply Earle and Montgomery. For Sale. FOR SALE, Now and Second-hand Spring Carte and Drays.—Apply J. Pat tcraon, Upper Qucpn-strcet, next Tabernacle. FOR SALE, Double-seated Buggy, nearly new, for cash or on time payments, to suit purchaser. -Apply N.Z. Mortgage, Loan, and Discount Bank, High-street. ■' • • FOR SALE or Lease, a > Good-paying Country Bakery Business, Freehold. Good reasons given for sel-iing.—For address, apply STAii-Otfice. ~ , FOR SALE, a Pony Saddle and Bridle, a fast t?ottor in saddle and harness; sound in wind and limb.—Apply Fowlor. and Coi, Groy-strcot. *• OR POSITIVE SALE, cheap and terms very oasy, 650 acres good Land with doep-frontage. Only eight milos from tho QuQon-streot M r harf.—Apply to John Soppot Houso and Land xVgent, 65, Queen-etreet.- ■ OR IMMEDIATE SALE, in. Alten Road, a good 7-roomcd Houso, with soul: lerj. waeh-houub, gas and water, etc., and large allotment. Prlco very low.—Apply to John Sopret, House and Ijond Agont,6s Queen-street. OR IMMEDIATE SALE, as the owner must leave for England, a really good Farm of 23S acres, 130 acres of it in grass, and fenced part with thorn hedges, and the balance in bush; orchard, house, and building*; and ar very low prico will bo taken.— Apply to John Soppet, House and Laud Agent, Co Queen Street> • 171 OR. SALE, or To Let.' in Victoria JD- Avenue, Remuera, a Beautiful Houso of ten rooms, with bath, wash, coal-house, dairy-man's • room, coach-houso, stable, etc, largo orchard, glass-house, suitable for vinery; tho whole in itrst-closis order; together with 9 acres of land; one of the most charming spots in this favourite locality. Immediate possession can be given.— Apply to F. G. Clayton, or Vailoand Douglas.. FOR SALE—To nurserymen, market gardeners, and others—Two really grand Sections of Alluvial Land, one 7i.acrea and 51. all in high stale of cultivation,; and. well watered, with eastorn aspect. This is really a good chanco >for small capitalist, 'forms easy, within 4i miles of Auckland.-Apply Coupland and Co., Customs Street. ■■ FOR SALE, the Goodwill of the oldest Hairdressing, Tobacconist and Fancy Goods Business in the town of Wanganui. The advertiser having determined to retire from business, is desiring to dispose of the above. He has successfully carried on this business for tho past 15 years, and can confidently recoiu-. mend it to the notice of anyone desirous of em barking in this particular line. . The premises are nearly new, large and-commodious, and suitable for a family. Also, a Retail Boot and. Sb"oc Shop, which has been successfully carried on for the past 6 years in premises adjoining, and which can be disposed of separately if re quired. These premises arc situated in ,ihe principal thoroughfare of the town, and alto gether unrivalled as regards position and repa ration. Terms easy.—For particulars apply P. W. Watkins, General Commission Agent, Ridgway-street, Wanganui. : O R SAL E, — JD' : ■ - ' '■■ ■ ; M acres Good Lnnd fronting the Okura River, is situated about 9 miles from Devonpoi't by the Coach Road. 88 acres Good Land, having extensive .water frontage to Wado River; splendid position for fruit crowing: steamer passes twice a week. , SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Queon-street. TET O R -, S A L E SPLENDID ESTATE KNOWN AS • ■ avondaLe park, ,;,.'n ,; Containing 130 acres, only ik miles from Auck land by a good metalled road. A good oppor tunity'for acquiring villa sites, etc. Soil suitable to profitable work tor market gardening, being only five minutes' walk from.railway station, and omnibuses running to and from the city everybour. . :.,,..,. , ...- Will be sold in lots of one acre and upwards. Termsliberal. Title. Land Transfer Act. Apply to HESKETH, AITKEN. & CO., ' ■ i-i - : . Auctioneers.  rOr to JOHN BOLLARD. Avondale. '■'■/' -jOl ~O" SALE. • - ■•' " ' " £.s. d.' 1 h.p. Shipman Engine .. ~. ..20 0 0 60—20 cp. Dynamo .. .. '.. .. 25 0 0 10—10 cp. Dynamo .... ... .. 80 0 45O.feet 5/16 Insulated Cable ... .. 11 0 0 iO-20cp.Lamps ...,--.. .. - 10 0 0 I—s" Electric 8e11'.•.-•"-.., ... ... 110 0 3 dozen Elcctrio Bell Pushes ..■ ■ ..170 2 Electric Bell Pushes and Silk Cord 010 0 1 pair BlaUo's Telephones .. ... 50 0 3 Single Beir Telephones.- .... 12 6 'l pair Single Bell Telephones.. .. 010 0 Number of Terminals and.Clamps 10 0 Carbons, various.. .. .. .. 10 -0 4 dozen 3" Gongs ... .. ...■•... 116 0 Brush Arce Lamp .. ,_,_.. .. OlOiO 12—3" Porous Cells .. .. .. .. 018 0 fllbe Quicksilver, v. ... Ci. .. 011 o 1 Power Grinding Head.. .. ..200 i Emery Wheels .. ... * .. ... ,1.0. 0 ■ Small Lathe .. .-." -.. .. 10 0 3 Smelting Pots.; .. .... .. 012 0 i Seed Sowers .. • • : ;..->. 2■ 2 o • ElectricPlatingßath ..,..,.. .. 1.0 0 18ft.-Counter, 7 drawers .; - " .-: ' ';;' 3 0 0 7ft. Counter ..:..■ v: ' ••' .. 012 0 2Large " Nest-" Seed Drawers ■ .. • 8 .0 .0 Small Seed Show Case 15 0 ShowCaso..• - ;. .. .. 010 0 Com birtation Bell and Battery ... 012 6 Saw Sharping.Vice .._,.„. .■•„,„ ---.. Leamington Range .. •.. •• 2 5 0 Bicycle — 3 .5 0 1 &c. ,&c. ~. kfi. . , HILL'S BUILDINGS, ■ EDETST TERRACE. , . OARDING - HOUSE FOR I SALE, Tho. Proprietor of the DEVONSHIRE BOARDING-HOUSE, Hobson-strcet (owing to ill-health), is offering for Sale, the Lease, Good will, and tho entire Furniture. . This well known and popular Boarding-house offers.an opportunity to an' enterprising man and wife In a going concern. .3 ■•'! For particulars, apply on the premises. TO BAC CO !: TOBA C. C O.! ; ■::' v:. TOBACCO! .',:? Vgf 66 Boxes of Genuine Cameron's Long 7's to pound, at 5s 2d per lb (libs for 20s) for. Cash'; weight guaranteed, at ■ ffi KiEDK. i; ' ! WHITEHEAb:S^ ; r- ■ ■ '' J ' :: 95, VICTORIA-STREET.' OBUILDBKS and Others.-^-For»Sale, very cheap, a quantity of Joinery, Tnr nerr Fretwork, Mouldings, etc., ; etc. — Apply Mount Eden Sash and Door Factory. ■■ .' , ~ HAT everybody. saysVmust.be' true. "All who ■ havo used WoLKJS'S SCHff4PJPS §ay Wiethe best stimulant,



Wautcd. WANTED, for Wangnnui, a reliable. Bookkeeper; must also be a goo<3 corres pondent. — Address, giving references and salary required, " H.B ," P.O. Box, Wanganui. W ANTED, Thirty Men for Hatela.ying and Ballasting; Ss per day to good ballast_pir h aiids.—John Murphy, Huntly. ' ' W "ANTED, a Girl aboutls to look after a baby, and make herself useful.-Ap-. ply Kyber Pass Dairy, Mrs KvcrHt. ' " W "ANTED, immediately, a tidy Girl of fourteen, to assist In housework in a small family.— Apply Star Office. WANTED, a Man to work in the , gar den. Must be able to milk. — For ad dress apply Stab Office. ' ■■ W ~ANTED, Earni Lad, to milk and plough. Wages, 10s and found. — S.T., The Burlington, Victoria Arcade. ANTED, a good Generhl Apply to Mrs Fos3. Queon'-streef. . '''"■" WANTED, a good Housemaid. Apply to fflra Symes, VetropoliUin Club, llnt ■and-strect, opposite Clarendon Hotel. Aged person preferred. ■ . , TIT ANTED, a strong Boy for black t. T smith's shop.—W.K.G.", Star Office W~ ANTEDJ a . good Salesman. —. Apply at qnoe,'' : J. Oaughey, Draper Karangahape Road. , . ' ■ ■ ' --' WANTED, X Pressor.- Cohsfcant work. —Or. AloHrido. Commcrce-Btrect. ANTED, first-class Mali to attend to customers and take charge of office, from £3 to £310 per week to the right party.—G. Mcßride, Commerce-Btreet. an Engineer for Yacht TV Nautilus; miielbe single man.—Apply W.P. Fpqtherston, North Shore. * WANTED,- from 25 to 30 gallons fresh Milk, daily, delivered at New market or Auckland stations. State price, eto.— —Apply G.H., Stak Office. ; "ANTED, a Cheap Piano to Hire for throe months <for advertiser's private use. State tonne.—Piano, Stak Oflico. >. ' WANTED,' by an Experienced Person, a Situation, either as Uook or Houso kocper; excollent references.—Apply W-i Evkn ing Star Oflico'.' "' ' WANTED, -an Engagement with view, to partnership orpurchoee in good : s:oiiiK businoes; has had a number of years' colonial exparionco ,in ,various lines. Correspondence strictly private.—Address Business, Stak Oflico. ANTED to Buy, a Steam Launch.— Apply, stating Rize, speed, pricoi and all other particulars to M ? .H.K., Star Office. ANTED. TO LET, Furnished Bod.-. room, use of Sitting-room; suit young man or young lady; terms vory moderate. — Address at STAit.QfflCe. • s ' ':; WANTED »|b"Lot, a Furnished room, %jtli 'or without board; terms very moderate.^Apply Burleierh-street, 6th houßO b.olow St. Sepnlchro's Church ;. >■ ■ ■ WANTED % Rent, a Furnished Cottage, or family without children. Town or Buburbe. . References exchanged.— Address 8.A., Post-bfflco. ■ J WANTED. —Uonie arid see my extra Trpusers for • nothing.— J., H. ; Dal ton, Victoria-street East. WANTED, to' Buy/ tbeift Miili-r nory, Mantle's, and Dresses, at McMaster, Shalders and Co. " Where are we : ail 1 going ■ill - ■ tot" Why to J. H. Dalton.Tallor, Vic-* toria-streetj for an Extra Pair of Trbueers for nothing.-...'.. ,; ,* ~. ;: '- : ; '" W'~~ ANTED Seen. The Newest Shapes in Felt andJCwcod Hats exhibited at lowest prices by George Fowlds, 80, Victoria street. % • TO KNOW-That TV . McMafiter, Shalders,'and Co. are"selling 1 Rich White Satin, for Jubilee Dresses, at 2s 3d j per ... ■ ..-*•.... WANTED KNOWN. - J. VV. Alloway, B.A (Canih), receives or visits private pupils. Evening classes for pupils over 11 years. Hepburn-street. »: . .■ ANTED KNOWN—Watch ; Glasses fitted, 3d each; charprea for watch ropairs no matter what maker or where bought, equally cheap. Host workmen kept oil tho premises. Ar rangements-mado to turn out 150 repairs per iweek. AH watches cleaned at Stewart Daweon and Co.'s great English Watch Exhibition, 94, Queen-street. -" ANTED KNOWN. "—.|B'.- Bridgens, Bootmaker, has removed: from noxt to Morrison's Disinfectant Factory, Great North Road, to Shop Opposite. • ''■'•'■ \%f "ANTED KNOWN-An Album of V T Portraits and Views, Souvenir of Queen Victoria's Jubilee, will be presented to all pur chasers ol Goods, is value, at Goodson's London Arcade. ■ WANTED KNOWN—An;Extra Pa,ir of Trousers given away With over? Suit. —J. H. Dalton, Tailor, Victoria-street East. WANTED KNOWN.-.Stranger than Fiction—J. H. Dalton gives away a Pair of Trousers for Nothing. ~\%T ANTED KNOWN—I am prepared to y y , take in pawn Pianos, Harmoniums, Suites of Furniture.' Money Lent on' Personal and Collateral Security. Bills Discounted.—Jas. Rac, Elliott-street; °- . : ' ANTED KNOWN—I am delivering • best Wnikato House Coal at 22s per ton : cash; also Newcastle, .Taupiri, and .Wlianga rci Coal at lowest rates.—J. Craig:, Commerce- Btrcet. ,_ '- '/ ■■■ T- •■! ; \%7"ANTE,D KNOWN.—An, Extpa Pair W of Trousers for Nothing.—J. I{. Dalto.n, Tailor, Victoria-street East. ••*- ' WANTED KNO.WN—I have a Butcher Shop and 4 rooms to lot at 10s per week; also Shop and i Tooms, suitable for any -kind of business, gas and water laid on, 10sper week; also other houses at low rent to goodtenants.—.. J. J. Craig, Commerce-street. "'..,.. ..,..,'.'.'. .', t \jn~ A N~T E D S E- : 'E N- W D. MoPHERSON'S ' ■ . t f GItAND SHOW OF HIS OWN ' L ■ IMPORTED BLANKETS,;;; r : B A L E ■•'S-, -,■'; m A^?> AeoodEnglieh Blanket; sizeß/1 (or 2yds. in longQi), 5s lid pair; DM (or 2i yards), 8e Oα pair; 10/4 (or2i yards), 12a 6d pair; 11/4 (or 2J yards: full size)i 19s fid pair; 10/4 Scotch Twill, 14s lid I pair; makes in proportion., .!,.::: •" j ■' New Zealand Flannels, special value—ls,ls2d, 'Is 3d Is Gd, etc., etc.; Imitation Welsh, ;Gid. ;83d 9id, 10d;&c; very wide'width, is yard; , ! lleavy Scotch Plaidings, Is id, Is 6d, Is 8d y;ard. 1 Splendid, Valu er ~ . •-, ,- T •. >■' KARANGAHAPE ROAD. ];: : A'.N T.'-E.D KNOWN. SPECfAL ANNOUNCEMENT. \ fc D: McPHERSON, being largely overstocked with Ulsters, Jackets, etc., as below, has deter-, mined to clear regardlqß&..of...cost. rather than hold over. 30 Ladies' Black Braided Jersey Jackets at 9s lid each Newest Style—At Karangahape Road. ■' • ___ n T E D X N;xO W Nγ 250 Children's and Girls' Ulsters', 2s'6d, 33'6d; 4s 6d 5s 6d 6s 6d, etc., each; 250 Ladies'do. from 7s Gd' 8s od. 9s 6d, 10s 6d, 12s 6d,.t0'30s each. Bar gains regardless of cost at D. kcPHERSON'S. T E T> X N O ,W N. i 210 Black Rabbit-fur Cape's, Is (sd, Iβ lid, 2s 6d, ? 750 Ladies' and Children's Felt, Plush,-and Cloth Hats, lseach. -i ' : ;i: ;' Real Genuine' Bargains!!! . Regardless of ?SJ~MY:> ; !v V]).McPHERSON:S'i : :'' : Karangahape Road*,', ■\rr A N TED KN O W.N, Theundersigned is now-offering an excellent ! ' .. ssortmentof. teiiqrr'J WINTER . DRAPERY ■ & .; MILLINERY - -'.' : ! '■■■'.' AT VERY MODERATE PRICES. ■ Q ■'?/ Imported direct from leading vßritish manu '" ■■' " ' * facturers..;';,, ...:,';'. '.'.'' A choice assortment of aiILLINERYi fjtfe* J DRESS FABRICS in all the mo3t useful tOx tures from 6id. . ,"' " "' - ■ FLANNELS from 6}d to ls'9d.'.- ; - '- , BLANKETS all sizes, Al .va1ue,.,,,, , „ ~, ~ .will find here.'.th 6' v best-Value obtainable. ,', ,',... ''"", ,* STREET,



WANTED TO' BUY/Butchers Block. —Address S., Star Oftice. WANTED KNOWN —Goodspn's Lon don Arcade is the recognised place to Obtain Sterling. Gold and Silver Jewellery at.the lowest prices; also. Stationery. Cutierr. Electro Plate, China, and Glassware, Fancy arid Useful Goods Of all kinds. Toys ad lib., Perfumery, Brushes, Sponges; etc., Dinner Sets (from 20s), Breakfast Sets (from 1.55), China Tea Sets (froni J2a Gd), and an endless variets , of Goods too n ti morous to mention, at prices that astonish those who see them. Inspection invited. .Prico List free on application. Open«daily from Bto 0. Saturdays, close at 10 p.m.—Note the.Address: Goodson's Lo.vdox Akcadtc, 210, Queen-street, oppositeMcArthur's Warehouso. '• !i TO- A N T E~ "157 , ; -, INSPE CTION ",[ 'op , ;' t- ' : . i( !0 . '"■ MUNK O AND M ILL IQ A;N»S - TWEEDS' ; . -\\T ANT E~D KNO WN. : ~ /; /: . PHOTOGRAPHER, ;l\; r ".V Qoick's BuiLDtxoß (Near Three Lamp 9), PONSONBY ROAD, , Is now producing Firs't-claes Photographs at the following reasonable rates :-Carte do Vislto, 10e Gd jwr doz.; Cabinete, &1 in per do». Chil dren's at same jprice. High-claes Enamelling at ;a moderate advance on above prices. Tram cars pace the door regularly., A~N~T E D X N O W N—• .. . . ~.■ ,' .; ■■ • ■ .... James Clare has Boats and Yaohta for Hire at his Residence, St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby. Boats built to order at his Yard, Customs-street West. :■• < ... Seven-ton Boat'for Sale; suitable for oyster trade. iW ANTE D ~ E N 0 W~N. ;.f JUBILEE~REJOICINGS. ; : We have just opened out an IMMENSKSHIPMENT of WINTER GOODS Comprising everything New and Choico in ; JUBILEE TWEEDS, ..... Speolally to our order (can't be got anywhere else in Auckland). JUBILEE WORSTEDS JUBILEE SUITINGS | ' " , I,V ' i JUBILEE i JUBILEE TROUSERINGS The demand for above goods has exceeded our . most sanguine expectations.. .:., , H ~. Customers will kindly book their orders early l> and prevent disappointment. Nd ADVANCE~INPRICE. ; .: SPECIAL LINE OF MOSGIEL* (for a few' weoks only), to measure, 85s per suit. Evoryohecan afford to bo Well-dressed for Her :,> Majesty's Jubilee.: ■ i' FIT, STYLE, AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. *•• Vbni, Vidi, Vioi." !The Largest Tailoring Concern 1 in New Zealand. AUCKLAND ( CLOTEfiNG* ! COMPANY ''■ : 'f (G. McBRIDE),' '. • ' ; MERCHANT TAILORS, IMPORTERS, 11ANUFACTURERS, MILITARY '' AND I ■; NAVAL; CONTRACTORS, ' ; • ; , '; ; . Commkkom-strkktV Apckxanp.'■ . WANTED KNOWN-Tljat the A uck land . Industrial Exhibition twill:; be opened in the Industrial Association's Rooms, I W-yndham-fltrcet, ori Jubilee Day, Jime 21, 1887; ' and i t ie necessary that all 1 exhibitors make ■ lm , mediate application for spaoo. :■■;,. jii-r ;.-■ TIITY OF AUCK ■■W&mrMa& ' Avljlnd tramways LAND TtiflßiHwmaanwiww" , company (Limitep). Wanted Known—That a Tramcar will leave Three Lamps'at 7 p.m. to-day for Chamber Con cert, Choral Hall, returning after the concert. I !, 83, Queen-street, Auckland, June 9,1887... ,; AM AN of good business experience and ability, with knowledge-of shorthand, desires .engagement.—Address,; Phono,, STAR Office. OOT TRADE.-Wanted, Bench Hand. —Apply A. Walker, Upper Queen-street. iTVJO - MYSTERY !, •■ :-.., w '■ " ■'■■ ■ ' • \i__ •;'■'■■ '■•'■ ':'•■ ■ ' •' '■>■' MYSTERY ! J ■ • ■ » .; , ... -foTO MYSTERY as to PRICE '■ ■■ ■ J3i • ' '■•Atttie --•''■■■•■■ -"•■ ' ' NORTHERN CASH-DRAPERY AND "' CLOTHING CO.'S SALE. ; •'/' ' ' ( ; Goods always Marked in Plain Figures. • T U B I L E E ! J'U B I LEE ! «B■' c ■' •'' ■■'-■■■"■■ '' '■ ;. ■"■>.'.■■■ ,■ •" i WANTED KNOWN,That W. H.PULFORDj j Scenic' Artist, is prepared to Paint ;.Tran3paren jciesof any design for the Jubilee. ' ' ; ; ; : - 1 Full particulars on application to . »7i a? i ■ '■''■'■ h(t* '••■ W. H. PULFORD,' V .'"' J '■■; :i ; P.O. Box 216. QAUCE' . SAUCE! SAUCE! -Waritedi every lover of good Sauce to purchase a Sixpenny Bo.ttlo of the. "Yorkshire Sauce- Extraordinary," to test what a Colonial Manu facturer can do, and oblige , FREDK. WHITEHEAD, '' TEA,, r CQFFEE, AND SPICE MERCHANT,,, "•-'*'"'■ '95, Victoria-street.' ~. Personal. ■m-.:i-.-..HV:-. ■A'i''c-;-NV:.".-' ! ;Kr'- , f S. ~1, the undersigned, wish to publicly thank Mr. Stephen Chllds, Cab Proprietor, for coming , for ward with £20' to - meet doctor's' and other expenses, after the accident I met with in Queen stroet on April 26, through the. runaway of a pair of horses belonging to him.-rR.;COX, Sen., UpperLoriie-street, Auckland. ' - .. HANNA'EORD.'S; Jubilee Registry. Qele bratoa Victoria's Jubilee thusjy,; Eiii ployers , from Bth to end of June supplied with good Servant's free of ■'" '■' '• ': : ERSONAL. —Slaughter' of; the Irino 'cents'l 'Boi's'Clothingatless. than half* priced during' the 'very cheap sale fat C. Al Porter's, 276. Queen-street, corner o&'Wakeaeld streot. ~-; ..... ' - .-,. .. ■, .., ~.., ',; ~ XJERSONAL.—I supply an Extra pair of JL j Trousers with every i suit—J. H. Dalton, Tailor, jVictoria-B'treot East. ' , .:...';., lOERSONAL. — Call and get an Overcoat JL . at J. H. Dalton's, Tailor,.Victoria-st. East. EISH ! FISH ! FISH! -Rakino Smoked I Fish, wholesale in Is parcels at the boat, oh , Thursdaj's, Fridays, • and Saturdays.- Address, A. Sanford, Rakino Island. I SHOULD SIMILE with, an Extra pair of ■ Trousers for nothing.—Apply J. H. Daltori, TAllor. ;.;■■'. (' ; ; m ' Board 'and Kfesidericev B"6ARP AND.' RESIDENCE,' superior, 'in private family; piano,■ plunge, atid shower bath; every home colhfdrt; from 20s;— Hastings. House, Upper . Queen-street, opposite Tabernacle.: .., . , : ? ! ■■■.■' ,•■ . .-, ! 'A , APARTMENTS .vacant for>:two gentle _C3L men friends engaged, in -business;; piano and home comforts; room with fireplace and gas; close to town and'tram;—-Address at Star Offlce. , "; -' ■' • ? - > "--' - ~; - '' ! ; A, -'' : ' ; -' -"; " ,,; '■'"'--> ; a'Young; Laily, BoaVd 'T T ■a*nd'Residehc'e,''near Graftori'Roadprq ferredr terms , must- be 'modorato.—Address, Amy.STAR Office..; k>.:, v;i-?v'j ci'siij ;:■! ■,:■, ' '■'■''•■■ -;- ; ' -"■ 'Lost'and ; Found: "•'.'f 1 -"- •"• fijOST on '7bh, 'on New North 'Road, be- E J tweon Mount Roskill corner;,and; Viotoria Avonue, Small Piu'se, contaim'nk. ring. and nioriey; ! Keward' on leaving same at HQhtague's Jfanoy Bassaar, Queen-street, _ -'"



AimisemcntS' WILLIAMSON, GARNER, & MUSGROVE'S '■;.:•; ROYAL , poMic Apera /company. (Manager .. .. Mrß.S.Smythe OPERA HOUSE-TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY). ANOTHER SPLENDID NOVELTY! ■' FIRST PERFORMANCE FIRST PERFORMANCE FIRST PERFORMANCE FIRST ■ PERFORMANCE ■ ' - FIRST PERFORMANCE ;•-" FIRST PERFORMANCE • In Auckland by the ROYAL COMIC OPERA COMPANY, OF SIXTY PERFORMERS, • Of Gilbert and Sullivan's Original, Legal, Military, Parliamentary, Fairy Opera, IOLANTHE; OLANTHE; Or, THffi PEER AND THE PERI, 83L For cast and full particulars see yesterday's ■ i >■ ■ advertieement. . Admission—ss, 33, Is. Dress Circle and Orchestra Stalls plans at Kidd and Wildnjan's. , . Overture At.9. CartiagesaflO.3o.- ■' '■' " ; '_' CHORAL HAL L. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT t FIRST CHAMBER CONCE-RT Aa announced by HERB L. TUTSCHkI. ; For programme, see laet Saturday's Star. Admission : Front Seats, 3s ; Back Seats and Gallery, is.- Doors open at 7.30; commence at 8 sharp. Carriages, 10.15 p.m. Tramcars run to and from Three Lamps. AG RICULT UR A L HALL (Adioining tho City Market). J GRAND RE-OPENING ON SATURDAY, Juno 11. IMAX RINKLE'S Royal-Jubilee Burlesque and Pantomime Company. Now Stage! New Scenery ! New Seats! MILLION PRICES: Chaire, la; Gallery, 6d MAX RINKLE.. .. Manager. A PROMENADE CONCERT will be given in tho Kindorgarton Hall (old Pub lic Library) on WEDNESDAY EVENING. 22nd Juno, when Mr Townshond'e String Band will ,perform choice selections, and Vocal Solos will jbe rendered. Tickets, Is. Refreshments pro vided. 'To commence at 8 o'clock. God Save the Queen! ■ ■ - i '>'■ '■ [A CARD.]' MR. J. X E L L V, TEACHER OF DANCING. JUVENILE AND ADULT CLASSES. Address— . ' . Ponsonby Road, nearly opposite Franklin Road ■.-■.'' ;, ■- Meetings." - YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN : X ASSOCIATION-Corner of Wellesley and Albert streots. — Evanftblißtic Services EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, at 7.30. ■ All are invited. -New arrivals cordially invited. D~"evonFort free reading .-. s ){ j room.' ;; , A Meeting of th?e Subscribers and Promoters 'will-beheld in the-Council Chambers, Devon port Hall, on /XHURSDAY EVENING, 9th mst., at half-past 7. Business: To consider tenders for building, I ' : : M. NICCOL, Mayor. ■.■ Jnne7.lßß7. .. ../ -■ -' T'~ HE SPECIAL SETTLEMENTS IN bf ; > -THE NORTH. / THE ATTACKS MADE,IN PARLIAMENT. Aβ.Unfounded Attacks have been made in the House of Representatives on tho Special Settlements, and' on my connection vrith them; I hereby call a- i PUBLIC MEETING, ,:' l ) J - " To be held in the ;''' TEMPERANCE HALL ■'..(.;'';[;"' '':!■" .', to-night,. With a view of vindicating the Scheme and to put the public in full possession of the facts. , ,Oaair to be taken at 7.30 o'clock. , :-, JOHNLUNDON. 0 YAL ■. IRISH RIFLES. -~.,. -- ■. v _—__, .- ■ ... A' Meeting of the above will be held TO MORROW. (Friday) EVENING, at 7.30 o'clock, in the Brick School, corner Pitt and Hobson streets. for the purpose of enrolling members. All interested wall please attend with a view of gazetting the Company as soon as possible. ' ■ .'■ H. J. LAWLER, Sec. TNDUSTBIAL ASSOCIATION OF ;A -AUCKLAND. i A Public Meeting of . all those desiring to ericonraßeand foster Local Industries will be held at the roomsi'of tho Industrial Association, Wyiidham-strcot, r TO-MORROW (FR.IDAY), ;tho 10th June, at 7.30 p.m. All-.Tradesmen, Manufacturers, Artisans, 'and-Working Men are cordially invited. ; By order of the President. . ' R ~O F EDEN, L.0.L., . ' Will hold their regrular Monthly Meeting in the Eden Hall TO- MORROW, the 10th June, at 7.30 p " m " All meml3ers requested to i a B C y order of the W.M. .': ■"VTEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER^ GANTILE AGENCY CO. (Limited). Notice ie hereby given that the Annual Local Meeting of-th'o New Zealand Loan and Mer. oantile Agency Company (Limited),will be held at the offices of: the Company, at Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 6th day of July, 1887, at nOOn * , "■-, FREDK. BAT.TLEY, : .- . . . "... . . Inspector. June 4,1887. . E W ZEALAND . EDUCATIONAL _J3| ' INSTITUTE. - . ':' AUCKLAND BRANCH. ■ The Ordinary , Monthly Meeting will be held in the Training; College on SATURDAY NEXT, thellthinstant, at2.3op:m. ' / ' i) BußiNEse :-Disctisslon of,motions proposed by Mr Coates, re Standard Examina '■ , . tiohs, Report of Text-book Committee, -,' ' Correspondencerfi Teachers' Library. ARTHUR M.A.. ~.,,,,, Hon. Secretary.. ALL persons' having claims against Epnraim Shannon, of Kaitala, are re quested to send in their accounts, accompanied with, a proof of debt, not later , than June 30th, to JOHN BUCHANAN, •" " ••■•■'• ; ' CnstomSi-street. POINT CHEVALIER ROAD .; ; DISTRICT. / . • Notice' is hereby given that legal proceedings will betaken for the recovery of all rates not paid .by, WEDNESDAY, June 15,1887. Rate payers living at a distance can pay by' P.O. or cheque, addressed to the Collector, Mr John S. L. Cox; Water View, Avondale. - M ■■-■■•'. ; , • C. F. PARTINGTON, . ; . . , Chairman. June 6,1887. . .A RCH ;HILL ROAD BOARD. ].;■>., ;, >:, ;- : NOTICE. ] ; Notice is hereby given that it is the intontion of the Arch Hill Road Board, on MONDAY, July. 4th, .1887, at half-past seven p.m., at the schoolroom, corner of Codrington-street ad Great North Road, to strike a Rate , of id (one , half-penny) in the £ on all Rateable Property '■ in the district; for the year ending the 31st day.of March, 1888... ' , . ,-" - -.-'. , " ; ~. :THOS,. J.MORROW, ~ Arch Hill, June Bth, 1837. . Secretary. SUITSiiSOs, l 6Ps, 70s, 80s and 90s, with an extra. of Trousers tox nothing.-J.H.' Dalton, ' ' 'V ' *



TN THE MATTER OF TP 1 tL JL ESTATE OF JOHNjK , J& .'■■::.■: NEWM/ *V^tt ? Oat-' ; ~ , statutory 4V.0 l '>- ::i '.' i claimaat,wK MllW