CABLEGRAMS.

' W EtECTRIO TELEGRAPH—COPYRIGHT.]

THE ROYAL JUBILEE.

GREAT PREPARATIONS IN LONDON. ; :

COLONIAL FREEMASONS -PARTICIPATE. ~

(Special.)

London, June 13

1 meeting of Freemasons was held at Wi i Albert Hall last night. Fully one j I iiijjusancl were present. The Prince of B Wales, Prince Albert Victor, and the ' i)iike of Cbnnaught attended/and a congratulatory address to the Queen %s adopted. In honour of the Jubilee, HI Indians and Colonials were admitted the 'past rank of grand officers \ I The" following are the. colonia: ' 'appointments:—■ New South Wales Mr Chas. Stokes, deacon ; Mr Francis - Wright,- sword-bearer ; Mr Arthur .Jfftay,- standard-bearer. Queensland : *ii_rßarron Barnett, deacon.,' Victoria : .!fir. plarke, junior warden ; Dr. Wil- Jmott, deacon; Mr Thos. Lemprjiere, .'.Wpfd-bearer. ; Tasmania : Mr George ;sgmit}y sword T bearer. New - Zealand.' :,• ; Sir Robert iStoutaud Mr George S. Cooper, assis-i -tant directors of ceremonies; Messrs 'fames'Kerr and William 'Lodder, 'sword-bearers. -~,- - j -The Queen will be escorted to West "ininster. Abbey by four thousand troops, '_ f a__Teight thousand more will line I the .-streets. The illuminations by the colo- TBi'al; Agents-General in honour of the - vTnbilee "vv*ill be one of the best effects to be witnessed in London. ;--: ~,- London, June! 4. ';' lV''K_, announced that the procession. to Wesniinster Abbey on the occasion .Queen's Jubilee will be divided '■', info'three parts, and-will comprise up ■'lards of 40 carriages. The Queen's carriage will be preceded and followed |y.| a.mounted escort composed df all . ib. English Princes, and 13 others 'closely related to the Royal Family, among: them being,'the Marquis1 of Lome. ' ; ;< ---:' ■'. -1 '

THE EGYPTIAN QUESTION.

(SPECIAL.)

• London, June 13. The Porte, instigated by Russia and France, hesitates to ratify the Egyptian tODTention, unless the right to re-enter jgypfc is limited. '. . iV< --. .

IRISH LAND AND CRIMES BILLS.

[reuter'S.] . ii-j tioirl London, June 14. HI the House of Lords last night the Irish Land Bill passed . through com mittee. In ; the House of''Commons Jf-night the House again went into wmmittee. on the Irish Crimes Bill, Xfefl-the fourth and fifth clauses were aipted.' !..">;'!'. i.iv «.; '-p

THE GERMAN EMPEROR'S HEALTH.

H -p' x ':.- ' (KEUTER.) ." p "p .; . ■ :[ Berlin,: June 13. . 4 T_ e health of the Emperor Wiiliam !B;iaiprbYing. To-day he was able to leave,his bed for a short time..

THE AFGHAN TROUBLE.

Bfe'AElTy OF THE AMEER.

; p (reuters TELEGRAM.)

Caj-CUTTA,' June 13.;' -, f-AJdyices received at Simla report that atCabul fears are entertained that the Ameer's Gbilzai regiments are wavering in their allegiance to Abdurrahman.- ■ '

[SPECIAL.]

ANTARCTIC EXPLORATION.

I London, June 13. ,The whaler West Yewill leaves Lqri *'shortly -for a cruise in antarctic5 " The, owner is urging this op portunity upon those interested in the expedition,' and requests _a : Npfr decision as to whether they will barter the vessel.

ADMIRAL TRYON FOR PARLIAMENT.

I] Admiral Tryon will contest the seat I|flt1 |flt Spalding. > r .' ;' . Xreuter's telegram.)

COMMERCIAL NEWS.

1$ ; London; June 13., mi lower, viz., 101. \ tive Sew Zealand inscribed stock it 99: The wheat market eclining'tendency,;owing tp eatlier recently experienced, i materially improved the >f the''English harvest. At ales to-day- 8,700 bales were The-market isvsteady, but id^is not active. ' ••,>•• J- Melbourne, June U nager of the Nation al - Mort icy Company reports as. .fol 4cal'market':^WWeaV:3s fJepressed.; barley,^ 9d;tp Bte r ;b-ufc( steady; Ma, M 9d to 2s; lid,-prices, barejy 3, milling sorts 2s lid to 3s, 3akor; Now Zealand oats, d, 2s to 2s 2d, weak,

AUSTRALIAN COMPANIES.

(special.)

The capital-of the. company formed to take over the, business, of McEwan t?nt, of .£150,000,: and debentures to'a nv^!fold am°Unfc> haS been Ascribed

The Mount Shamrock i Mining Com- VrooA ihS?? ens]and, with a capital of £2 30,000 ln .jCi shares, has been placed in the market, and- shares are already quoted at a premium of 7s. The Mining Journal" declares it is apiece oi audacity to require' such a price.

Protection in England.

. • •.:-..•■ . ,' London,; _unejl3. ■ Lieut.-.Col. Brookfield has given notice in the House of Commons of amotion approving of free trade in the abj^act, but declaring that tlie time has'arrftM when: important fiscal reforms should fee macle.:

Cricketing Festival.

The Centenary cricket festival liai com meiiced. The first important match begins at Lord's on Saturday.

A " Corner" In Beet Sugar.

A Madgieburg syndicate hay© purchased all the warehoused Germain beetroot sugar and are raising the prices to twelve shillings.- Refiners are seeking for : Java cargoes. . -. ; ■ ,; i\* ■-.■.. ,:,,■-, i -

Turkey and the Egyption Con vention.

There is stronger '.objection taken' to;the Egyptian Convention in- Turkey than ..was at first SU pp ose d ; The Porte d-mands the right to'alone restore order in-Egypt.

COUNCILLOR KIDD UPON THE "ARMY."

At the meeting of the Parnell Borough Council on Monday,the Councillors did much service in reducing • the expenses efth c. borough hy some Ll6O per annum, without counting overtime payments saved. .This "well-directed step alone would have made the sitting a memorable' one,bu't Or. Kidd's step 're the "Army" nuisance was even more remarkable. That the. average Aucklander is long - suffering' -with" regard to anything in which :he : sees an .purpose ■ for. good is without question—witness' the ringing of chiirch bells (notallowed in America), street cries, of, various sorts, and thefrantic whistling of locomotive's when approaching - the I ter minus. But when feunday ; comes;! the-, niirid, having associated with that day the feeling that hours of quiet rest for mind and. .body: ought ,to be its, is,rudely annoyed to feverishness by clanging bells in the ' morning and evening,: and the sad wail of thenrituneful trumpet from the " Army" centres. Councillor,Kidd has, however, not objected so much to. the unmusical pai-t. of the Army's proceedings as to the foul-mouthed and coarse:minded crowd of young Aucklanders who lounge around the Barracks or places of '' engagement",; on Sunday evenings. He said that he thought it absolutely qeees 'sai'yto pass a bye-law that would "enable, the local -policemen to disperse the con gregation of young: boys outside the Salva tion Army Barracks. He was,- of opinion that, the operations of the Army should be conducted inside the Barracks, arid -not in the streets. Although' the Army.-hadldone, much towards suppressingJarrikinism there was much yet to. be, done, and the block ing iip. of the footpath's, by idlers every Sunday evening, when passers^ by -were subjected to pushing and bad language such as was; becoming a common 'occurrence in. Parnell upon the sacred day, should; not be allowed. The Army was1 ii 'self'ariri'oye'd by the.boys, but he considered, they brought much of this annoyance upon themselves. The matter is to be discussed at next,meeting of the Council.

A Mysterious Disappearance and its Solution.

(by telegraph—press association.)

,; " , jf Kaikotjba, this.day. Me,.Wm. f Makepeace, well, known .locally as a highly, talented musician, has; been' -missing since 27th May. The a3. BUlliHtion' tliat-he.r.was drowned 4s confirmed, by the right hand, ? back, and' other ; bpnes; of a human body being washed ashore here ; aU with the exception of the hand (recognis able) being quite"dehuded'of flesh. Little doubt" remains as to tMe-fate of^thefnissing man, whose - family is-related to .William Makepeace Thackeray. r u 'ip-il: ; = .:. '•

NEWTON BOROUGH COUNCIL.

The ordinary.meeting was held last> even; ing! ; Present": Messrs [ Warnock , (Mayor), Billington, ißiggs, Lee, Hastings,, Laing, Buckley, and Morrison, r Reports were read by. Mr Morrison're action taken con-, iointly with the Arch Hill Road Board re North Road, and by,; Mr Ambury re expenditure on certain improvements, and rboth -were adopted. .;The Mayor, moved, Cr.. Hastings j seconded,; j and it was agreed, J'That a,rate of Is m the L be struck on the assessable property within the borough,,on the estimate of the proposed expenditure 4s? A 'fiffl-_te*SjJ General'account, from Ist April, I^B7, to 31st March, 1888." A-letter-from Dr.. Purchas. reported .two cases •^of * fever' m Rackville-street- . The,. Auckland; TalloV Company asked for : repairs,.tp:^rpad, .and; the requestwas,declined, owing to the road not having been 'dedicated. The,. Mayor 1 was authorised to deal/with a cutting in iSackviile--treet;,.', Tenders for scpna .were onehe'd,' and Messrs CaseyandLoyett being; Sesame and lowest,-;the-la^r;^asac; cented. - The rate of wages to b,e paid by the SSai was fixed at Csper day. • The Streets Committee -were; ■ aufeorised: 'toMh jj drainage 6L Keri^stree.t,,. and cut^ng ; o| Pollen street and erection,, : of i; ,two, small cottages. The general account for the yearended March 31st,- l^asread « showed a credit balance- iff bank OfUWJSS fid. -■'-'/■-' v:\:.ppj;,p,: ;V>;;3.£v

: Look for thewords » Preezinff Company " onfchemargin of the pats; shell brandim the centre. -No other reliable. -. " W Two hundred ''dozen MeriVlrish-^nit socks at Is, Is 6d, and'lslld; --Boys', .Youth's, and Men's ready-made, clothingm -English .and r .cq opial tweeds: SpSki value in . " guaranteed » make-, y£ R^Coats's-at: Smith and Paughey's fqv-'cash oiny. -;' xil t j ihi, .'.-- ..-..> siofi j aior, •"-Fool/VoB-CoNstrMpfiv-s; 'Scott's -EmuLsion^f Pure Cor _a*-*cqiia mrm HyfophospHites op Lime and Soda,, is a_fflo»t j wonderful, food .for, (he Srnptive. 'It not cfnly Hvw strength and inorea.es the S but heals the irritat im~ of.ih-.throat and- J" It is very palatable : children take it like milk, ■ind*fo al wasting disease, both for adults and chHdrenit is a marvellous food and mydwine. Large Wd small bottle-of all Chemists. „s 6d and as 6d.

VBSlM^^ STAB*.' WEDNESDAY, iJUNE""; -lg 4 i 1887.

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■S& %t\ f°r wery form of ; Y^^^e |>«Mr;.::SKIN';AND BLOOD; |jM :;^^^i disease \ j^^S^__gp__ " ROM •"■... I Scrofula on. _^ck. I D'KFiteuSr I4? rnm-nlnlll^i-iatiUsi t'T PUTICURA RESOLVENT, tho new Blood Purl. ; TortiiW nnrf SS_?£ '_*' •S, b r"J. -and Seal P fier> Dhiretic, and Aperient, cleanses the Blood ! mS^iZiit^'ZXlot -L^ftX* a^ d P6Whatlon of all impurities and- Poisonous Immnf Z ni„„'i Si , v ,?' c , a"" Syphilitic Dia- Elements, and thu ß removes the CAUSE. Hence ! » ™ BP-dHy, pennaneutly, .StS^ST i -^S^Sba" _nd On^T*l^' btr T C»«oam,"the Great Skin Cure (a Medicinal Ztqffp,, B ~rCDncl,Ri SoAP' the Jolly for external use), instantlvallavs Itchin. and I g'.^^Mn Cures niidßpantihera, externally, j , Inflammation, clears the sS?p of Humors, I A_">ni-/in<- im,i-~ „ i _ ', _\ — Sores, and Dandruff, destroys Dead Skin and Flesh, DltS E~ * <&, d Burnl?» ?kin heals Ulcers, Sores, and Discharging Wounds, re "iZfiS,^S_S •T»™rt^W B _n^ w?r?-» x B0'iMl«. stoJ,es th« Hair > a°" beautifies the Skin. " j i iaicneu, tniutus, Jlanuriuf,, and Delicate Irrita-—- - - ■ - J - I ■ I' MMS_^t^r^ bya Cutl«""a Soap,, an. c.quislte.Skln Beautifler nhcuionof $£™?mL n KA So^'M'l^slnglP ap-and Toilet Requisite, prepared from Cutioura, B-_?SSJ^I^! .This is indispensable in treating Skin Diseases, Baby solvent rt'mlifv™ ?,- Cu™UIU Ke- Humors, Skin Blemishes, I'rickly Heat, Hashes, rtw?Sh?«___ b 8?° Hv cv ,c Itching Diseases of Sunburn, and Rough, Chapped, or Greasy Skin, the tSlun and Scalp, when all other means fail. - ~ np^P~P^~~l~^ ... ~_ : ~ — Cuticura Eomcdies are thei only real Blood im^SS^^^^^MY^^^i^^l^^9l' and Skin Beautinera free from mercury, - rV™ fil edp\tes>^Ya P podabo.,ltthß Resol-arsenic, lead, zinc, or any other mineral or.vegV swo?n ro^_ror___m^^ Guaranteed absolutely nT£J? n „ ti ? British Consul, which repeat pure by the Analytical Chemists of the State oi Una story: I have been n terrible sufferer for years Massachusetts. • ii-omJJiseases of thaSkin and Blood;.have been Tr. . , v •• 7 _ ... -.1 obliged to shun public places by reason of mv dis- n r Sale mr n T aU, vendorß of medicine. _ Price, figuring humors; have had the best phys"cW- Cdtic™a' 60cJ?,; lar«e b °xc8' $1-00- Cuticura have spent hundreds of "dollars, and got no reUef SosL' f ct, B- a Cdt, icu"a R a ES°„ vf *T' * until, fused the Cuticura Remedies, which ±^&_,^fi*^^*g^^-_a Z M 'nave cured tee, and left-my skin and blood as &_£" Syd?-e _' Y^torm, Felton Grimwade & Co., pure as a child's, Send to any wholesale druggist lW_^^ A,l*J ßS^^_B,ok^ ; named in the opposite column, for '«« How to Cure I?? 3,; S^Mjand, Elliott Bros. & Co., Skin and Blood Diseases," ' Brisbane :,,» ew riJealand, _T. Z. Drug Co., AUck iii ': .-. '~..' . .. ■ land and Dunedin. ;■''"• pppi " Or Address with Stamp, , j ■ '.;,.:<;: 'Prepared by tot R. Towns & Co., Now South Wales. Potter Brag _ Chemical Co., Boston, IT. S. A.



' Insurance "ftTEW" ZEALAND INSURANCE COM ■ Jll— PANY (FIRE AND MARINE). - j Capital....... ......1....,..£1,000,006. Paid-up and Reserve Funds..... .£135,000 • Protection prom, FIRE on MARINE LOSS Cast be Effected in this .Company.' . CLAIMS MET WITH PROMPTITUDE AND : -■'•■•' -■ . -- • LIBERALITY. I _____ , • JAMES BUTTLE, Manager. rpHE STANDARD INSURANCE jCO. ,fj ;OF NEW ZEALAND.,, ; FIRE, MARINE, AND GUARANTEE^ ' ■ Capital '.. .. ;. £1,000,000 With Unlimited Liability of .Shareholders. HEAD OFFICE: PRINCES-St., DUNEDIN. FIRE and MARINE INSURANCE accepted lat lowest current rates., j i - FIDELITY of persons in Situations of Trust "' guaranteed. • ' -■~.. .| j Prompt Settlements made; >j { Office: COLONIAL-MUTUAL BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET. ': ': n FREDERICK NUTTER, i ~„■:., .... ManaK.er. Auckland Branch, j .... Business Notices. IfJO ' '■ " IH 1 1 ;s'f HER : & C I 0., ' WHOLESALE " SHIPPING AND ' .... ~ ,'- FAMILY B U' T C, PH. E R S , ■ Established 1564. - By Special Appointment to His Excellency the , Governor, Sir W.F., Jervois; His Excellency Sir James Ferguson ;' and' H.R.H. the Duko of Edinburgh; also, Kosha Butchers to tho Jews. ' QUEEN-STREET,'AUCKLAND, N.Z. ' Families waited on in Town or Suburbs. POULTRY of all kiiids DRESSED to ORDER. Dealers in Game ; - ;.•; ' Home-cured Hams and Bacon . r . Corned Beef in Large Quantity. Imports of Sausage Casings • , - ■■" --.-.:,, .: b . : The Trade-Supplied. ! ; . NJB.—Calves* Rennets. ~.. j 'SS. Customers Supplied with Ice. i mHE i AUCKLAND COFFEE-HOUSE ■""'. 'p J y COMPANY. "' 'KARANGAHAPE ROAD. ; THE ABOVE COMPANY I Have taken Premises in,.., , j Dr. Porchas's Splendid Block op Buildings '~' ' Karangahape Road, Where they have, opened thoir No. 1 Branch, and are now prepared to supply Refresh- - -...- ";.--,jperita-at the; folio wing prices :— Tea, small cup, Id, largedo, 2d Buns, Id each Coflee „ ~ Id, „. 2d Scones, Id „ Cocoa- '...V Id, „ 2d Tarts, Id „ Lemonade, lid per bottle .Roll. & But- Ginger Beer, lid , „ ' 'ter. Id - Ginger Ale, Ud .:: „* - , .Bread & Butter.ld Soda Water, ijd „- Ham Sand- Hop Beer, lid ' „ ' wiches,2d „ Milk, ld per glas3- ■ ■„; ~r Beefda, 2d- „■• . •.-•■'::>'; Pork Pies, 2d ; ; .-.-•.. •!•': TEA; COFFEE, JSi COCOA, 2d .per pint ■■ Open daily from half-past six a.m. until ten p.m. !-T'V'-.S--'TRF! 'P 'S W "■■-^ ;N ' "? WATCHMAKER AND.JEWELLER, ~- . ;.'''*'" :, t ? Has'now convenience for making and, repair ing' of Jewellery .and, for the repairs of every description' of' Watches, Chronometers, &c, &c, and to further increase his repairing and manu facturing department;; he is disposing, of the remainder,of his.PIANOS at and under cost,. Perspns.having.old gold jewellery can have it made up ihto ;n'ew and fashionable articles to ; nr'defj and-- all' the' better class of watches and chronometers receive his personal supervision. ; 'Rothei'hkms'GenuirieEnglishLeverairistock;.-; J..BUTCHER.'] '" ' T "'"' i?,; GROOM, v. °j^o c^^^'t^Bu's'^i^ Y. Everyone'interested in the prosperity of Cp. ns] i■■', Auckland should purchaso: ' '< LOC-LLY-MADE1"' SHIRTS; AND UNDER 'py ~■: U CLOTHING,I'1.. i_TU<> '' ' '''' Arid not imported goods. . See that your .draper supplies you .with tbo .'"'"": bestarticles, which are made by , THE'SHIRT-AND UNDERCLOTHING ' ';';;''^MANUFACTuRiNGr^cq.,.. I ~~- : •*' , ■"V!','|aßß&T NORTHROAD..' : ; ; W' :ffEBEi' f CAiN--'. W_- GET • MASEFIELD BROTHERS*; " . .STAR BRAND MULLET (Blue Labels) ~,./ f; : '■■ ';, !At their ■-•-.-!- .-v-,J ; FRUl^^D^^f^RA^GAi^^^ ROAD, ' ..:. D i r >r 0 1 v .-^yji' ei t e - ou - can -getHheir'' TINNED FRUIT, JAMS, BEEF, HONEY, ' And all the other preparations manu- ' factured by them.



Drapery, Clothing, &c. j |[ HOBSON-ST. || | \\ % ~<. visit y? II \ CASH AND DEFERRED PAYMENT TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND HABIT MAKERS, HOBSON-STREET. We respectfully invite attention to our Large Stock of NOVELTIES for tho present season. Our Great Variety aud Choice of the Best Fabrics, with the Skill and Talent wo employ, and the great success of our efforts to produce Superior Garments, PERFECT in PIT, and UNEXCELLED in CUT and STYLE: gives us every confidence in respectfully soliciting tho favour of a visit. ~.. , ... All Tweeds thoroughly, shrunk bofore being madeup.and fltand workmanship guaranteed. Tho Deferred Payment System has been found to be a great boon, .by enabling those with limited incomes to procure necessaries in tho easiest possible way. All Goods are marked in plain figures. Cash Customers receive 5 perl cent.'discount ' (one shilling in the pound sterling) on all parcels of 20s and upwards. INSPECTION INVITED. j Tramcars pass the door. Booksellers, &c. "O E MO V A L. W._ E. MEARS, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND MUSIC SELLER, >.-. 198, Queen-street, Auckland, I Wishes to inform his customers and the public that he has REM O V E D TO NEW & MORE COMMODIOUS PREMISES, Five doors belowWellesley-streot, and Opposite W. McArthur & Co.'s Warehouse, Where ho will be glad to see all his old cus tomers and as many new ones as will, favour him with a call. , , , A CHOICE STOCK DF BOOKS, MUSIC, AND P.p J STATIONERY KEPT. BOOKS, MUSIC~ STATIONERY. Please Remember New Address: j 216, QUEEN.ST REE T, , ', .Five doors below Wellesley-street. ' .w. .e."mears, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND MUSIC SELLER. I^HAMPTALOTJP AND COOPER.' List op Works on Fruit Culture. .., '. ~",.-' - ' ——•-.. i r;. .. --' .d. Barrow: A. F., Vines and Vine Garden ... 11 6 Barry, P., The American Frult'Grtrden .. 12 0 Baltet, C, Art of Grafting and Budding ..36 Burridge, W. F., Horticulture _ .. _, 5 0 „ „ The' Propagation - and Im ■provement of Plants ; ..-.• '.. ..14 0 Bunyard, G., Fruit Farming for Profit .. 1 9 Downing's Fruits .and Fruit Trees of America -'■••„ -; ..' ' -; ; ; -.'.'.-'':-;-.. 27 6 Downing's Selected Fruits for theiGarden and Market .. •■..■-. ■_..-. '-- .. 8 6 Fish, T.D., The Hardy Fruit 8001... : .. _2> 0 Fulton; J., Peach Culture (America) v.; .8' 6 Grindon, L. H., Fruits and- Fruit Trees, ~ English and Foreign .-. ■.; ; '";-. 17 0 Hogg, R., The Fruit Manual, Fifth Edition 18 0 Hogg, R-, The Apple and Pear as Vintage Fruits■.■.—--,-.- —;-.- —.-. -■..— •-.-. 19 6 Haldane, R., Subtropical Cultivations .. 10 6 Hardy,,T., Vineyards, in America and I . ■ .'Europe...1.; ..■.:„; ... „ x„ 3-6, ■Ld_J-'Wv' SmalLFruitFarms ..'*.:' .. '1 3! Lock, C., Tobacco Growing, Curing and' ".:/'Manufacturing-i ;. >....' '■ ■'.'.-.-'! ■-.'.< '8 6 Manville,3 A.;'-Oulturo: of the Orange, Lemon, Lime, &c !6 6 Moore;T., Orange .Gnlture- ;.7:>."'■ .. 55 0 Rivers, T.J Miniature, Fruit Garden, New Edition;) •■'.:'-' .; '■ |_ 6 Rivers; T v Orchard House ' y; :•'•:':T'ru.'.T \5 6 Scott's Orchafdist i. 0 Simpson, John, The Grape Vine-its pro- 1 pagation and culture , !l 3 Strong,-W,C. r Fruit~Cult_re-, j5 6 Thomas, J., Tho American Fruit Culturist 15 -.6; i Thompson, W., Practical Treatise on Grape ! - ■ Vine _. .., ~-_,. „i -••- 6 2 Watts, E„* The' Orchard arid FruitGardon- \1 3 Whitehead, G.. Profitable Fruit Farming S 0 Wood, S;, The Tree Planter ._'"'.:." -.2 6 „ „:C-i ;„)Pruner ; . .. .. -- 0 76, Queen-street, Auckland. lyr 0 N U M E "N 'Tl S ITALIAN AND^V-RMONT MARBLES, AND ABERDEEN GRANITE. HEAD r'STONESIN MARBLE" AND STONE.; Iron Tomb Railings at Moderate Prices. Prices and-Designs sent post-free. Country orders carefully packed) TAIT BEJdf HERS, Monumental Works,. Corner: of .Rutland .and Lome streets (near Queen-street Junction), g____j "-Auckland. GET one of my 40s Overcoats. They are very taking with the fair sex.—J. H. Dalton, Tailor, Victoria-street East. I



IRON AND STEEL MERCHANTS , , Wholesale and Retail Ironmongers, ■_ ' i ■ i_> X_< > >— ' . ' QUEEN AND HIGH 'STREETS, .GUY Also at NEWTON, NEWMARKET, and SYEIONDS STREET. .; MESSRS. E. PORTER fo CO. wish to draw attention to their large shipments now landing, which, added to their already extensive stock of Hardware, they are in a position ,o execute any orders placed with them, and at the VERY LOWEST PRICES. \ ; IRON BEDSTEADS AND WIKE MATTRESSES SINGLE AND DOUBLE (SPLENDID VARIETY). E. PORTER AND COLjj HAVE AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF :W STEAM „««. AND MACH.NERV 0, EVERY K.NP KEROSENE ENGINES Combined Circular aad Band Sawing Machines, Kerosene Oil for Fuel, no engineer, and no dust Mnriiqinc Marhincx: snt-r-Pina- Wsw^ino. - or dirt. 1 and 3 h. power now in stock, which Mortising.maciunes, autremg Machines, ~, can be seen working on our premises. f E. POETEE AISTD CoK'VS I Are constantly receivlna actional novelties of American Manufacture and' Newest Designs.'; ~-./'" ■ ."..•■,■■'•■'- ■ -' , :■- . -. .; li: 33. POBTEJ| GO- | THE AUTOMATIO If THE AUTOMATIC^ ' Double Hand <" - ;,>---inLBJ^ -,'.," w'^ Double Hand Climax Grenade. |' /^^y\. If Climax Grenade. The Cheisie&L ?M_Exfanguishers E. -™_ijpX $__B AND CO; ' iaff- yA £j .HAVE'a large stock;p? FIRE-PROOff SAFES ! , r j IIi:ii|3PORTER &*CO.," i ] i Furnishing i General Ironmongers ! ALSO, AT NEWTON, STEWMAEKET, AND SYMONDS STREET.