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B>" . ■ Wanted! WANTED, a Respectable Girl, about 16, accustomed to ohildron.—Apply Daisy Villo, Crummorßoad, Surrey Hills. WANTED, good General Servant.— Apply Mrs DoJongh, Rlohmond, or Mrs Porters Grocery Store. Richmond Boqd. WANTED a Good General Servant im ' mediately, who would sleep at home if required, references. — Mnlmsmcadc (next Mr Yickers), Princes Street, Albert Park. WANTED, Young Girl for light house hold duties. Must understand cooking and general work.—Apply with references. Mrs Saunders. Park Road near Hospital, ANTED, Housekeeper, Waiter, Waitresses, Housemaid, Cook and Steward, A.B- Seaman (coast). General Servant —A. MpLeod & Co., 25 I Queen-Btreet, _ WANTED Apprentices to tlio Dress and Mantle Making.-Apply James Crombie, Draper, Franklin Road. WANTED, Eoma kind respectable per son to adopta baby from birth.—Address " Mother." Post-offlce, Nowton. i WANTED, a Man as Boots for Te Arr.ha.—Apply United Sorvioe Hot>l. WANTED,- a good, emirt Waiter.—Ap ply D. Connor, Restaurant, CuDtoms street. _ i WANTED, Man to milk, groom, and mako himself ÜBeful.—Apply Stab Offlc?. . ~XXT ANTED, a respectable boy, about 14. ...y V, Apply Wl Leys, Bookbinder, Wyndham 'etrcol. ■ - VAT AfyTED, Btrqng Boy able to milk and T V mako htmself generally useful.—Apply, between 10 and 11 a.m., Post-cilice Store, Devonport. . WANTED, Agent to Self New Novel ties.— Enclose 6d (for.catalogue) to the Worlds Novelty Co,, San Francisco, California WANTED, Situation by a Respectable Young Man as Groom and Coachman; good references.—Address M.B , -.tar Ollico. WANTED.by'^dvertiser," with view to purchase, tho Management ot an Hotel in town or country ; good references aa to ability, etc.—Addrosß M.H,, Star Office. W ANTED, a Partner with not loss than £1,000 capital, for a good country busino-iB. —Apply V/ingate, Burns & Co., Ironmongers, Customg-etreet. ~V\f ANTED, respectable Grocer having a ~V V large trade to act as agent for tha sale of tho Pacl-lo Company's Solooted Teas. Can nave the monopoly of the North Island.—Ad flrees, Packet, Stau Ofllco. , ANTED, Situation to assist in houso, or nurse, or mother's help.—Apply E.G., Star Offlce WANTED, by a Widow without family, residing in Ponsonby. a Lady Boarder. —For addresi. apply Hutchinson, Grocor, Pon sonby_ltood. WANTED, two or threo Gentleman Boardors —For addreb., apply at Eagle ton's Toilet Hall, Qnocn-stroet. WANTED, an Aviary.—Stato size,prico, and partioulars to "A.8.C," care of E. Porter and Co., Newmarket. WANTE 0; at Melrosb, North Shoro, to Rent a corner House, noor the grocery Btora if possible.—Address. H. G Pain, Kemuora. WANTED to Rent or Lease, eight or ten roomod Houso with from,sis to ten acres of Land, within Aye miles of town.—Apply, stating particulars, to Settler. Onehunga P.O. WANTED to Let, Comfortable Bed room ; use ot sitting-room ; suit two friends.—Apply J. Scott, Grooer, corner Cook and NelßOn-streets. WANTED to Lot,.a Furnished Room to two respectable men; two mtnutoa' walk from Opera Houso ; terms low.—Address Star Offlco : WANTED to Let, S-Roomtjd House, with every convenience, healthy situa tion, five minutes' from Tram; also, Corner Shop, eutt Butcher: several others, from ,4 rooms, rent to suit.—G. Sago, Emmottstreet, oIF Shelly Beach Rosd. ANTED TO LET, at Parnell, largo Bedroom and Sitting-room, nice view of harbour, bath-room, eto ; suitable for gentle man who would dine in towD, or for two Mends—Aß,, Star Offlce. WANTED, 2 or 3 roomed Cottage, Unfurnished Apartments, new. and healthily situated.—Prico and particulars, R., Star Offlce. WANTED, a small dairy of good Butter and Eggs; highest prices given for cash. Apply Mrs Miles, Fruiterer, Karangahape Road. WANTED to Buy, a Goat in full Milk. —Apply Goat, Star Offlce. WANTED TO BUY PIANO ; must be cheap and modem.—Apply by letter to A. X.. Star Offlce. WANTED, a good Goat in full Milk, or likely to be so soon.-Send pride v.id particulars to Mrs Hands, Greenhithe, Auck land. WANTED, Purchasers for 0 ond 3 b.p. Portabo Engines. Moitar Mills, &c. For Salo or Hire, Screw Jacks, 9.12,16. and 20 inches.—Jm. Slator, Archifoct and Engineer. WANTED to Sell, 'an Established Fancy Goods Business In Queen-street, owner leaving Auckland.—Apply Star Office ANTED TO SELL, 20 acres of first class, well-watered Land, fenced and in RXSB*, ln the Papakura Town District, within 10 minutes' walk of Station, with good metal road. —For particulars apply R. Willis. ANTED TO SELL, New House of 6 rooms, at Remuera, with large allot ment 66ft _c 221 ft, planted with fruit trees and ln a good state of cultivation; splendid soil. Sole reason for selling, owner leaving the colony.— For price, eto.. address " House," care of Porter fc Co.. Newmarket. | WANTED, 30,000 people to read tbe Stories ln " N.Z. Illustrated Tlt-blta." WANTED, 60,000 People to Know that wo make Sixpenny Parcels of Rakino Smoked Fish. WANTED, Tenders for 30 chains of Fenolng at Northcote.—Apply French Bake-y-Jlobson-Btrqet. WANTED Known.—Pianos on Defer red Payments from 20s a month.—Berlin Piano Importing Company, Hobson-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN. — Pianoforte Tuned, 3s.—«. Hood, Nonnan-ntreet, Monot Rosklll Road. Orders reofeved 1* Mr Finch, Stationer, (jneen-streot. X\T ANTED KNOWN— James Clare has Boats and Yachts for Hire at his Residence, St, Mary's Road, Ponsonby. Boats built to order at his yard, Custom-street West. Seven ton Boat for Sale : sultablo for oyster trade. W A X T M _____ * N ° w M GEORGE GREGORY, PHOTOGRAPHKR, anion's Buildings (Ne*r Three L»_a_Mt. PONBOI.BY ROAD, J. new produolng Flwt-ola-s Photographs at »• following reasonable rates I—Carte cc YJoJte, 16* 6d per doa.; Cabinets. *. Is per dot. Ohil firon'i at same price. Hlgh-olaas Enamelling al a moderate advance on abort prise*. Tram cars jiM the door regularly. TT7" ANTED KNOWN. JUST OPENED EX DIRECT STEAMER K&IKOURA, 10 CASES AND 3 BALES OF SEASONABLE AND USEFUL DRAPERY AND MILLINERY. FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER WEAR. A, L O V E T T, WELLESLEY-STREET. -*\r ANTED K~N OWN, REVOLUTION nTT-IE TAILORING TRADE. SUITS TO MEASURE AT WHOLE SALE PRICE. We have the Largest and Best Stock In the Colony to Select from. Criticism of sime Freely Invited. NO ADVANCE IN PRICE. MOSGIKL QiC QUIT iK q OSGIEL DAC OUIT-1 ■*-)» TROUSERS -I /\ a (IA ROUSKRS^ ±\J° Ou FOXE'3 No. 1 SERGE SDIT, 55a BLUE OR BLACK SUPERFINE CLOTH SUIT, 70s. OUR BEST TWBED SAC SUIT. £3 17s 6d BEST TWEED RIDING OR WALKING TROUSERS, 20s 6d LADIES' RIDING HABITS (perfection) FROM 50a FIT. STYLE. AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. "Veni, Vidi, Vici." The Largest Tailoring Conoorn in New Zealand. AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPANY (G. McBKIDE), MKRCHANT TAILORS, IMPORTERS. MANUFACTURERS. MILITARY AND NAVAL CONTRACTOKS, COMMKSOBSTBEET, AUCKLAND. \\f ANTED INSPECTED I CASE A>-I_\ FOULE / P. \ \T/ cloth, IN ALL NEW COLOURS, FOB AUTUMN AND WINTER SEASONS. SPLENDID VALUE, 7^_d. Yard. D McPHE RSO N, KARANGAHAPE ROAD.



WANTED, a Waitress for the Waikato. —Apply to A.'ro R. B. Symon. Victoria- WANTED to Purciiaso, an Aviary for Canaries —Applj- New Zealand Loan andDlsconnt Bxck, High-street, WANTED, a Strong Youth to assist in Iho kitchen.—Apply to Park House, Victoria-street Kaat. WANTED, by a middle aged woman, a Situation on a farm; first elas. dairy woman.—Apply for rnferencos to Mrs Bell, R^latry^Ofilcc.PdrnilL WANTED, a Situation by a thorough Houso and Parlour Maid. Good needle woman; references.—Apply Mrs Bell, Registry Offlce, Parnell. ** ' _ WANTED, " Bodega Wine Stores " to be opened in all populous places. Webb's New Zealand Wines will add a god in come to an established business. Parties wanted to aitend to stores.—Write to Manager, Manufactory, Hackott-ttrcet, Ponsonby. WANTEDnKNO^N^^New'jatii.;"sd per tin, is ._ pcrdcz. ; Eleme Rniiinp. Gi per lb ; Fresh Butter lOd per lb All Goads ns Lowest Prices for Cash — Qallaugher and Entrlcap, Victoria-street West. WANTED KNOWN.—Board and Resi donee for six gentlemen ; use of bath, piano, and sitting room ; near wharf; terms, IG. por weok.—Gordon House. Lower Hobson-strtet (opposite Sister ot Mercy's -ichool). WANTED KNOWN—Good Grazing for cattlo and horsbs, near town. Grand feed, and plenty, dt wator.—Webber S_ Co., ; LivoryJStablos, Karangahape Road WANfEbnSNOWN— Having bought largely at Miss Teutoi-borg's Auction Salo. I can toll at tho following prices i—Berlin Wool, 3s lid tho lb (good col tvs); Crewel S. ilk, Od por doz ; Dccca St k. Is 93 por tb;z ; Crochtt Cotton (assorted numbers), Is Cd i»f r ooz; Crowel Wool, lOd per doz.—At Da npict'B Only *-hop. Victoria-B'ret.t ANTBD~KNOWN-Gents' E. Sides, Poliock'B Celebrated Make, 5, 8, and 7, at 7a Cd ; Auckland-made Dorby Shoes, 7s lid ; dodo Bnlmorals, .. Gil ; do do K. Sides, with nails, 9s Cd ; guaranteed to give every satisfac tion. Splondid variety of New Goods at Budge's Boot Shop, 108, Victorla-stroot, next Aylott & Lotham's. W" "ANTED KNOWN.- Bought, a bar gain, ovor 100 fabe of Travollora' Sample-. They will not 111 everj holly, butthoso who are fortunate enough to havo a medium sized foot will be able to buy a llrßt class Bod! or -.hoe for half the usual prico See them marked outside tho door of Budge's Boot Shop. 108, Victarla-rtrsot- ANTED KNOWN-Oheap Boots,— Infants' Strap Shoos with Bows, Is per pair; Children's Sand Stioee. i lo 0, aoknow lodgod to be tho prottioit littlo shoo in Auck land, prico, 2s lid ; Children's Button Boots, 1 to 6, good wear, le lid; Children's Kid Button Boots, 10 to 13. extra value, 4s 9d ; Maids' do., 1 to 2, 6s Od.-At Budgo'H Boot Shop, 108, Victoria Btreot, next Aylett & Lotham'B. ' WANTED Known Goodson's Lindon Aroade is therooogni^ed place 10 obtain sterling Gold and Silver Jewellery at tho lowed prico; also Stationery, i utlery. Electro Plato. China und 01asswn.ro, fancy and u-etul Golds ot all kinds, T. ys ad lib.. Perfumer/, Brushes, Spong s, &o , Dinnor Sets (from 20.-),. Breakfast Suts (trcm 15 ), China Tea Sets ((rem Ills G:l), and an ondlcßS Vailety ot Goodß too numerous to mention, at prices that astonish thoss who sco them. Inspection invited. Prico list freo on appli cation. Open d-ily from 8 to G. Saiurdays. close at 10 p.m -Noto the undress: GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. 210, Queen-street, opposito Mo irthur'a Warehouse^ BOOT TRADE—Wanted, a Boy os Improver to the bencb.—Apply A. Walker, Upper Queen-street. BRICKS. — WanticTto" Buy7fl7ooo~fcr bakor's oven.—Apply, Mr Till, Dairyman, Edon Terrace. Quoto prico delivered to Mount Eden. PRIVATE BOARD & RESIDENCE.- Wanted, two steady Young Gontlemen for a vory comfortably-furnished Bedroom and Sitting room, no family, very healthy position, good view from both rooms, good attendance, washing Included; fromlGi to 18s: near town, tram pass the dcor.—Apply Star Offlce. For Satle FOR SALE, Yacht, about 5 tons ; well found.—Apply. R. E. Isanc . Queenst. 1' 7\OR SALE, Billiard Tables, by Boroughs ? and Walts and-Wright and Co. Bargains (for cashl.-H. K. Partridge and Co. 17.0R SALE, 3 Horses and 1 Covered J Float; also, Small Float.—A, Chadwiok, care Auckland Dairy Co., Pitt-stroet. OR SALE, £1 15s por foot, Allotment, Eden Terrace, noar Now Notth Road.— Apply Dowden & Paten, Land Agents, 161, Queenstreot. FOR SALE, good Horeo, Harness, Spring Cart, Fruit aijd Vegetable Round —Apply G. Wood, Blue Post Dining Rooms. Vlctoria stroet. FOR SALE, a Double coated Hooded Bilggy; now buiit by Cousins it Aitken's; alto, Horso.—»'rs Burton Ireland, St, Stephen's Bold, Parnell. FOR SALE, 5-lioomed Cottage,"Vaux hall Road. Dovon pore, facing tho Domain. Price vory rea-o-iable, and terms easy.—Apply to F. It. Claude. Shortland-streot. OR POSITIVE SALE, cheap, and terms vory easy. 650 acres good Land, with doep-water frontage. Only eight miles from tho Qnoon-street Wharf. — Apply to John Soppot, House and Land Agent. Go, Qneen-st. FOR SALE, to Let, or Exchange for Town Rcß'donce. Mr Rondoll's House, Birkonhead, 7 rooms, dairy, scullery, and bath room, stablo, bufigy-house, man's room, &c. ; large fowl-run ; orchard ; paddocks, and from 2 to la acres —Brighton Houso, top ot Grey-street. FOR SALE, remarkably cheap, and terms easy, a compact littlo Farm of 100 acres good land, all ln grass except a small piece of pretty bush ; all well fenced aod subdivided into paddocks, wlih frontago io a boautiful bay. A new 7-ronmed House and Buildings complote. —Anply to John Soppot, Houso and Land Agent, 65, Quoon-stroet. Tfl ""OR S A L _~ THE SPLENDID ESTATE KNOWN AS AVONDALE PARK, Containing 130 acros, only 1} miles from Auck land by a good metalled road. A good oppor tunity for acquiring villa sites, &c, soil Bultablo to profitable work for market gardening, being only Aye minutes' walk from railway station, and omnibuses running to and from the city every hour. Will bo sold in lots of one acre and upwards. Terms: Liberal. Titlo: Land Transfer Act. Apply to HESKETH, AITKEN, S_ CO.. Auctioneers. Or to JOHN BOLLARD. Avondale. TARAPERY BUSINESS, ■*-* well established, in one of tho main thoroughfares of Auckland, long loose (valu able), low ront, no taxes ; satisfactory rea°on for selling. Apply on the premises, JAMES SCUTT. London House, Victoria-street; Or to Messrs A. CL iRK & SONS, Shortland-street. £* V DEPOSIT and 12s 6d a week will 3&0 Purchase, on the Deferred Payment System, the Highest-class Iron Upright Grandß, now landing, ex Canopus.—Berlin Piano Show Rooms. Hobson-Btreet. TO SPECULATORS, or those in search of a nice Home.—Must Sell! Well-built 8-roomed House, gas and city water, large plunge bath : corner lot, 53 x 100 feet; lovely view, close to beach (St. Mary's), Ponsonby. C05t£560 throe years ago; ownor deßlrous of leaving for Australia, and will sell for £150 net cash.—E. N. R. Forder, St. Mary's Road. Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN TUB SUPREME COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. tn the mattor of " The Bankruptoy Aot, 1883," and the amendments thereof, and of the Bankruptcy ot Robert Pkeston Hoixis, of Onehunga, late 'Bub Proprietor. Notice iB hereby given that application will be made to this Court on WEDNESDAY, the thirteenth day of April, IBS 7, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, or bo Boon thereafter as counsel can be heard, that an Order of Dlsoharge be granted the abovonamod bankrupt. Dated this 25th day of Maroh, 1887. B. P. HOLLIS. F. W. Pbookfield, Solicitor for the Bank rupt, Queon street Auckland. TN BANKRUPTCY. IN THR! SUPREME COURT OF BANK RUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of " Tbe Bankruptcy Act. 1883,' and of tho Bankruptcy of ANNI-C S Moouit, of Auckland, in the Provincial Dißtriot of Auck lond, in New Zsaland, Hatter and Mercer, a Bankrupt. Notice is hereby given that tho first General Meeting of Creditors will be held at, my Offlce, Stab Biiildings, Fort-street. Auckland, on THURSDAY, the 3lßt day of March, 1887, nt 11 o'clock a.m. Proofs of debt must be furnished prior to tho meeting. Proxy forms can bo obtained at my office. No proof can be admitted, except under order ot tho Court, after the expiration of four months from the date of the filing of the pstition. Accounts sent In unsupported by proof of debt, as pre scribed by law, cannot be recognised. JOHN LAWSON, Offloial Assignee. Auckland. March 26.1887. TN BANKRUPTOY. In tho matter cFrnTa. Rob, of Onehunga, Timber Merobont. a Bankrupt. Tenders, coaled ami endorsed "Tender in Estate of M. H. Roe," will bo received by the undersigned up to Noon on THURSDAY, tho 7th April. 1887, for the uncollected Book Debts in the above estate. ___ Full particulars and conditions at my office. JOHN LAWSON, Official Assignee in Bankruptcy. TN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of Annie S. Moorb, Hatter, a Bankrupt. Tenders for tbo -Sti-ck-in-fadc, as it now -,lacds on ilia premises, Queen aod Pitt fctrtets, sealed i-i.il cn-lorncd 'Tf-rder in Moore's Estate," will be received by the undersigned up to Noon on FRIDAY, Ist April. Otock-Bheets and conditions at my offlce. JORN LAWSON, 1 Offloial Assignee in Bankruptcy.



I — To Let rpO LET, Three 8-Roomed Cottages in J_. Vincent Lace.—Apr!* to _ta MaLaughl.n. i'lnctilt Lanfc. TO L-t, a Furnished Houpe of G rooms, situated in Ponsonby.—Apply to Thos. Rogers, Franklin Uoad, near Wood street. TO LKT, a 5 Roomed House, corner of Weit and South streets, Newton.—Apply French BBkery, Hobaon-Btreet. TO LKT, Corner Shop, 5 rooms, rent las; o-roomod Houbb. rent Ss —Apply T Harper. Canada street. clpße to Baths. Pitt Btreet. TO LET, in Parnell, nico 3 and i roomed Holiaosi close to city ; rents, 7s and 9a.— T.Hill, Grafton Road, Domain-Street. TO LET, tin Great North Road, seven roomed House, stable, gaei and city water; rent, li_ per week. —Apply J. W. Russell, Gro ei\GroatJ\orth Roatl._ TO LET, at * Ponsonby, near Three Lamps, a 7-roomed Hou.C; with gas, city water, and good gal-don. Hood view of har bour.— Apply to J .swales, Ded wood Terrace. TOn^ETTo roomed House, Sussex-street, Surrey Hilla. close to Richmond Road ; gas, city water, drainog<*, aiid every conveni ence ; rent, lis.—Apply neitt door. TOmET, 3, i, and 5 roomed Cottages, all on one floor, largo yards, with or without stable". Rent low.—Apply Jas. Irvin, Wakefield-street: OEET, 4-roomfcd Cottngo With scullery; in good order; oitv wa'er. coal sir d, and overy convenience.—Apply, J. Craig; Browri-Bt; Pons-inby. , TB^O LET, 4-rootned House and scullery, JL Kxmouth street, Nowton Road. lt> nt in derate t_ KOcd tenai t —Apply Mrs Grudy, uextduor TO LET, in Sussex-street, off Newton Road, a House of 3 ro ins and scullery, tank and well; rent low—Apply John Kcnculy, Sussex-street. , . : . TO LET, a corner shop and dwelling of 7 rooms, in Victorlu-strcot, below Oxford Hotel. Low rent. Apply, to W. Leys, Book binder, Wynclham-sti-eut. rilu LET, Brick Shop and Dwelling, gas I and water, grand position for dairy Low rent to good tenant. — Apply H. Ashton St Son, 8. N.i-. Insurance Building-, TO LET, near Mount Edon Road and Station, a 5-roon.cd Houso : Leamington range. — Apply L. W. Gladding, Grocer, MUlnt udon Koad. rtAO LET, Australian Mutual Provident _l_ So.ioty's Buildings (corner Queen and Victoria-streets), Hoomu attl ..hops. Kent low —Apply to l). 3. MoLood. District Agent. rpO LKT, in South-street, Nowton, a I Comfortable 3 roomed Cotage j pitnlry, ovon, oulhouso i plenty of wator ; drained ; every convenience,—Auply opposite house. TinO LET, Now 4-roomed House j scul A. lery, garden, etc. I ront low to a good ton nant.—An.ily K. C, Karlo, Karlc and Mont gomery, Karaligaliapn ltoan, nnO LET, n 5 reomed Uoubo, in Fit-troy- JL street, iIV B:own-strcet; nearly now ; gis una wator. Kent.B psrwetk.— Apply _.. Cleal, on tho p omlies. rilOJ-ET, a iieu.ly new G-roomed house, JL ..oil* Wclliiigtoii-sU-oot, wiih two rooms beneath, IS, in .ill}; every convenience. Rent only 10s lid to careful tenant. Apply, T, Buko wi-fl._SlaiJ.Hli.-e. TIIO LET, Sutlolk - street, oil' Newton JL Road, 3 roomed Cottage, with scullery; ront, 6s 6d. Four-roomed Coltage. city water, off Howe-stroet, 7s por week.—Apply Mr Small, on premises. TO LET, two bice Front Rooms, unfur nished, wi h fireplace, and mo of kitchon, auiet. Rent low. - Apply Mrs Whits, Upper Union-street, s-cond house, opposiU at. Janniß s Manse. rilO LET, with immediate possession, a __. good Fruiterer's and Confojtlonery Busi ness lv a lea-iing thoroughfare I largo double faced ..hop; gooi fiako-hotiso aud ovon on the p romlsos. frlco low.—A p uly at cTAU Offlca. CJ 10 r,E-17a"-s'arm of 20,aorr s at Mount _ Eden, known as VV'coii-ido Farm, lately in tho occupation of Mr J. Cullon ; with a Dwel- Hog-nouse of 7 rooms and psnlry, and suitable outbuildioKS—Forfurlb *r purtlcula-8 apply to John M. Laxon, care of Joha Lamb. Eon... Forl strt ct. *T")0 BE LET, Furnished, for 12 months, "- Mr McLaughlin's House at Papatoitol. <d rooms, excluslvo of bathroom, etc,; out houses, stable, coachhouse, etc, etc. Good Paddock, 17J acres, bounded by creek, Orna mental Grounds, and Orchard 01 acres. — For farther particulars apply to F. R. CLAUDE. ShortlandsU TO BAKERS.—A Btnall Bakory Busi ness, with good round j rent low; owner leaving Auckland ; can givo satisfactory reasons for giving up—Apply X.Y.Z., Star Offloe. lost atafl Fonnd LOST, 5 Shoop, tar brand i.; 12 Shoop, . tar brand 10. Reward.—A. Wood and Co., Butohor**, Newton. OST, from Btoamer Wellington, on tho 15th Instant, a Saddlo with bridle and gear attaohbd i roward on reoovory.-Apply Star Office, WS REWARD.— Lost, or lolt Bcmewhoro O by mistake within tha last month, a Silver Mbuhted Meerschaum Pipi in caso; well CO loured.-Findor apply Stab OIHco. J__*~i REWARD.—Lost, bo.ween City 3W JL Market and Prospeet-strect, Ponsonby Ivia Cook and Wellington str.ots). a Ladj's Gold Albert with Greenstono and Miz-ah King etc.—Anyone roturnintr the Bamo to Mr Shako spear. Qneen-Btreot. will be rewardod. OUND, in Queen-stroet, a Grey Mare and Foal.-Owner can have fame by pay ing expenses, and applying to A. WilsOn, Sus sex-street. Meetings, •^ jl i T ODGE ST. ANDREW, No. 418, S.C. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the abovo Lodge will bo held on MONDAY EVENING next, March 28, in tho Free masons' Hall, Prlnces-Btroet. at 7.30 o'clock. All masons invited. By command of the U.W.M. JOHN F. BULFORD, Sec. A MEETING of Plastorora will bo held oa MONDAY EVENING, at half-past 7 o'cltck. Business of importance.—J, GROVKS AUCKLAND REGATTA. The Annual Meeting of tbe Auckland Regatta Club will be held at tho Club Room. Waitemata Hotel oa MONDAY Evening Next, March 28, at 8 o'clock. CHAS. C. DACRE, Hon. Sec. "^4 LBERT FOOTBALL CLUB. Iho Annual Meeting ot the Members of the abovo Club will be held at th-. British Hotel on TUESDAY EVENING, March 29, at 7.30. Intending members are invited to attend. GEO. SMART, Hon. Secretary. PROTESTANT ALLIANCE FRIENDLY SOCIETY OF AUSTRA LASIA.—ALEXANDRA LODGE. NO. 63. Tho Quartorly Meeting of the above Lodge will be held in tho Protestant Hall. Newton, Next TUESDAY Evening, at73osharp. Mem bers are requested to be preßent. H. H. SEABROOK. Secietary. i-^OSPEL TEMPERANCE MISSION. MEMBERS OF CENTRAL COMMITTEE Will Please Take Notice That Tub Meeting Is POSTPONED UNTIL THURSDAY, 31st. ALFRED COX, Secretary. TT-EW ZEALAND ALLIANCE (ITOR the Suppression of the Liquor Traffic), THE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING Of tho above will take place on TUESDAY, MARCH 29, At the ROOMS OF THE V.M.C.A. The Metubora will Meot, for BREAKFAST at 8.30 o'olook a m. THE GENERAL COUNCIL. Consisting tf all Members, will Assemble at ton a m. THE PUBLIC MEETING Will commence at half-past soven In tho even ing, in the Lecture Hall. Tbe Moeting will be addressed by several Mem bers of Parliament, Ministers, and prominent Citizens. The Chair will be taken by SIR WILLIAM FOX.IKXIM.G. -Tyr" O T I C E. NORTHERN RIVER STKAM NAVIGA- N°" TION COMPANY (LIMITED). The third Annual Goneral Meeting of the Sha-obotders of the above Company will be held at the offlne of Alfred Bnckland, Esq.. at the Haymarket. Queen-street, -* n WEDNES DAY, Maroh 30th, 1887, at 3 o clock p m. BUSINESS :— 1 To receive the Dlr cton,' Report and Balance-sheet for tho year ending Feb ruary 28tb. 1887. __~ . . ~„ . The Election of two Directors in the places of Thomes Morrtn and Alfred BucKlan'-.Esq.. wbo rcti c by rotaiinn, but who are eligible, and now oiler thomselveß for re-election. 3, The aleotion of Auditor. By Order. WILL IAM LODDER. Manager. Dated. Palmerston Buildings, Auokland, March 22,1887. -j^-ORTHCOTE ROAD DISTRICT. Nrticei- hereby given tbat at the q-rlin-ry VontSy Me>'™° of ihe N'onh-.ote Road Bo.rd, to be heVat- Mr 'Jo tereli's Ofliee, Northcote, on SATURDAY . A°i\ 2. ISST, ir. wl'l be proposed U__t by Spooial ord-r, the number ot us men*- S?s be increased to seven (7). the Increase to take place at the Election to fill \acancies in May next. TH OMAS SEAMAN. Clerk. Maroh 5,1887.



Ecclesiastical. YOUNO MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION. NKW BUILDING, corner r-t Wclloslcy und Albert stroots.T-IHIS (SATUR DAY) EYftNlffa. at half-past seven, Mo-, t ing in Loot Ire Drill, fcrf W'.tod Tr-««-er find Bitiie Reading._ All are irivitcO. _—... ST. PAUL'S^!, Coritfiu'nion -li, Morn ing Prayer arid Sortnpn " Reverence in Approachiog Gcd—A Lesson from the Lite of Moses;" i. Baptisms; 7, Prayer and Sermon, " Some Christian Duties—V., Observance of the Lord's Day." ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH.— 8, Communion; 11, Player, Litatiy. and Ser mon, " A Reluctant Acceptance;" 3. Baptisms; 6 30. Evening Prayor. Iltth Sermon of series on "Human Life, Its Trials und Triumphs-Re lapse." LL SAINTS'.—HoIy Communion 8 a.m. Matins, Litany, and Sermon, ll (Baptioms immediately aftor). EveheOug and.Sermon, 7; subject, " What Iho Bible Says to Young Mon. PIPHANY CHURCH, Karangahape Road.-Divine Service To-morroW niorn ing atll und lllyoning at 630 by the Incumbent. ST, DA"VID'B PRESBY TER IAN CHURCH. SYMONDS-STREKT.—Morn ing at 11; Rfiv. C. Worboya. Evening at 0.30, Roy, R. F. Mftcnicol. ... AVONDALE PRESBYTERIAN: CHUROH.-The Ret. Alexander Mt-c- Kouzle, 8.D.. v.ill preach : Forenoon, 11 am;, '•The HttppipbßS of the Search after Personal Holiness." Evening; G3O p.m ; 'Tho Folly and Danger of thb Godly Assisting the Ungodly and Loving tho Haters of God." Henderson,2.3o p.m; All Proßb} tirlano and otherß cordially iovltfed. B~T. PETER'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. SURREY lIILLS.-_\loi*ning at II " Tlio Sulllcicncy of Revolution." -livening at 6 30 " Jchoval-.-Jlreh."-_Hcv^K. Soaimcrvillo. DEVONPORT PRES BYTEKIAN CHURCH. - Rev. A. M. MeUallum, Pastor—Morning at 11, and Evening at 6 3], A" Vb'N~D ALE SCHOOLROOM.— Presbyterian Services at 11 a.m. und 0.30 p.m., Mr Jo?. Knot*. Sankey'e lumns at evening servici. All invito:*. ■_ P~ ITT-STRBET WESLEYAN CHURCH-Morning at 11. Rev. R. F. Macntcol. Evoning at G.-M, Kcv. C. U. Garland. ST. JOHN'S WESLEYAN CHURCH, PONSONBY.—Morning at 11. Roy. O H. Garland. Kvoning at 6 30, Mr W. Shophord Allan. _ DBVONI'ORt W_3BDE-fiFC__UI.OH. —Morning at 11, Evening at 1i,30, SlUdcnt. ■VTEWMARKET'WESLEY AN CHURCH _I_l —The Rev. It. Bavin preaches at 11 a.m., and Mr Price at 0.30 p.m. Strangers anil visi tora welcome. "VfEWTON CONGREG ATI ON A L _I_l CHURCU. Ediniiurgh-strect. - Tho H0v.,11. J Lowia, late of Hradtord, Emdand, and Nelson. Now Zoaland, Chalrinan of tho New Zouhiud Cengi Cirational Union, will c mm dice ols Paetonvto ot tho above Chu* oh To-n,orrow (Sunday, 27ih lusl). Morning, at 11, Subjoin. "T ho Pulpit and tbo few ;" livening, at 0.30, "Tl c Church and tho People " Strangers coMll.illy mviti-il. BEIU.SFORDSTREET CONGUEGA TIONAL CllUllCH.-Rr.v. Jamos Chew, I'dstor. Morning at 11 o'clo.k; subject. 'An A.lei-able Suroil.o. Evening at G 3-i i aul.i ;ct, ' _ Friond IU Coiirl," D" "evonport congregational CUUROH.-l.lor ing at 11, Mr Drown, Evening ut C,3;1. Mr Kuwlur. - PARNELL CONGREGATION AL CHURCH (Oddfollows' HaUi.-Sorvicos as usual: Morning at 11, Evoning at G. 30. AUCKLAND TABERNACLE —Lord's Day. March 27.— Morning at 11. Rev. W. R. Woolley. Evening nt U 15, Pastor lhomas Spurgeon. P~~ONSONBY BAPTIST CHURCH.— School Anniversary.—Morning at 11, Pastor T. Spttrgson. Afiornonu at 3.30, Roy. A. J. Smith. Evening nt G. 30, Rev. \V. R. Woolloy. MOUNT KDE.fi BAPTIST CHURCH. —Morning at 11. " Fin not Weary in Well doing." Evening at. 0.15, "An Impotont Man Cued."— Pastor T. Bray. A hearty invitation to all. UN iTED" METHOIi 1a T Fit E_. CHURCHKS. PITT AND VINCENT STREETS- ftlornlna* nt 11- Mr T. Cerkil). Evening at 0,3U-Mr J. E Robeils. Oiir Sunday-school Anniversary Services will be held on SUNDAY. April 3. Purllcularsnext WOOK. MOUNT EDEN-Mornlng at 11-Rov. S. Macfarlanc. Evening at 0.3'J.-Mr E. Tremaln. Sankoy's Hymns. All Beats froo. AU invitod. RIMITI V E METHODIST CHURCHES. ALEXANDRA - STREET—Morning at ll- Roy. A. J. Smith; Subject, "Looking u-ito Jcaus." Evening at 6.15—R0v. A J. Smith; Subject, "t'o.ily Wares Cheaply Srold." PITT AND EDWIN STREETS-Mornlng at 11-Mrll. Flold. Evening atO. 15-Mr T. Booth. PRIMITIVE viETHODIST CHURCHKS. SUNDAY SERVICES. FRANKLIN ROAD-Morning nt 11-Rov. C- E. Ward, "__up»rluriiy of Christ's I'ilistlwod ovor thitt of tho Old Diipenentinn." Evening at 6 30-Kuv. C. K. Ward, "The Parable of Heaven." Tuesday at 7.30, Gospol Temp.-i*. unco Mci tint-. RICHMOND ROAD-Afternoon nt 3—Rev C.E.Ward, "Tho Christian Sabbath." Evci - iugatG.3o-Mr W. Uodson. WATKRViKW i.Vvondulcl-Aflornoon at 2 30—Mr W. iing. Evening at 6.30-Mr H. E. Potter. All Beats froo. You aro cordially Invitod. CITY HALL SUNDAY EVENING EVANGELISTIC SERVICES, cnn-iuctcd by tho Young Men's Chr'stian As.o .iation. To-morrow iSunitaj), at S o'olo-k. Doers op.n at 7.30. Scats all freo. Como early. RACES'OFDFSIGN IN CKEATION -THE ATMOSPHERE" (o-itinued) will bo tho subjoin of Mr C. E. Button's Address ln tho i ecturo Hall, Young Men s Christian Association. Tomorrow (Sunday) Aficrnoon at 3 o'clock. Questlomi at clo-o. Como and bring a friond, ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE,-Edmd. H. Tnylor will Lecture To-morrow at C. IS. Bubject: "Texts and Arguments Commonly Used to Support tho Lie." Breaking of Bread and Fellowship at 11 o'clock in Iho Foresters' Hall. TENT MEETINGS; Surrey Hill., Sun day, at 3 p m.; suhjoct. " What is Truth I" Evening at 7 p.m. (D V ) tho R-.v. J. A. Corliss, of Australia, will proach. CHIUSTADELPHIANS believing itTtho entlro Inspiration of tho Biblo, moot for Fellowship, Sundays, at 10.15 a.m., in tbo Stim mer-Btreetßull. Mount Edon. CHRISTADELPHIANS who"believe in the Inspiration and Divine Authority of the Holy Scriptures, and who remain steadfast to tho Apo.tlea' Doctrine anil Fellowship, meet for Follow ship in tho Protestant Hall, Nowton, on Sundays at 10 30 a.m. NEW CHURCH SERVICES, held in the Foroßterß' Hall. Karangahape Road.— Morning at 11, subject, "The Contradiction of Life Reconciled." AVONDALE HALL—Sunday, March 27 —Meeting for Worship and Breaking ot Bread, Sac, at 11 a.m. Preaching tho Gospel at 6.30 p.m. Subject, " Beginning at Jeru salem."^ S~T. GEORGE'S HALL, GREAT NORTH ROAD. EVERY LORD'S DAY (D.V) At 11 a.m., -Worship and tho Breaking of Broad At 3pm., Sunday-sohool. At G. 15 p.m., Proachinir of the Gospel of th Grace ot God. MR POOLEY'S CHOIR.-The usual Service of Saored Musio takes plaoe To morrow at the Chambers at 3.3(1. H. Worthing ton, Esq. (Wellosley-stroot School) will givo a reading from '" Paradise Lost." OT. JAMES 7 PRESBYTERIAN SUN- O DAY SCHOOL. The Anniversary Services of the above will be held in St. James' Hall, Wellington-slrcct on SUNDAY, March 27th. Morning service at 11, by Rev. A. Reid ; afternoon service by Rev. R. F. Macnicol; evening service by Rev. C. Worbovs. A Choir of 200 voices under the con ductors'hlp of Mr J. 11. Edmondes, with Mr W. E. Baxter and Mr T. Mackay, jun„ as organists. A Special Selection of Hymns will bo provided. Collection at each service in aid of tho Sunday school Funds. Personal. A 8.C., Star Office, como at once, R LOUIS H. SCHARRER, of the " Can't B Beat" Fancy Arcade. Queen street, having determined to relinquish business in th. Fancy Goodß line, requests that all Claims against him bo sent in without delay, In order to ensure, that prompt settlement so characteristic of him AYE You Heard the News ?—J. C. Atkinson. Watchmaker and Jowellor, has Removed from Victoria-street to Karanga hape Road, four doors from Lambourno'B. Volnntccr Notices'. '|"~| ISTRICT ORDERS. Militia and Volunteer Office., Auckland, March 22,1857. Under Instructions from tho Defonco Offlce. tho n«)xt quarterly examination of Captains and Subalterns will bo hold as soon after tbe 15th of April as possible. Tho exact date will bo notified hereafter. All officers who require to be examined must send in their names to this office not later than the 3Ut Instant. By order. T. VIRET SHEPHERD, Lt.Colonel. District Adjutant. Tenders. ' rr\ O BUILDERS. Tenders for Roofing Messrs Ehrenfrietl Bros.' Store, Queen Street, will be received until four p.m. on MONDAY, 28th instant. PAUL & FRTPP, Architects, 1 and 5, Cosmopolitan Chambers, Queen-street ENDERS will be received by the Hospital Board up to Noon of Wednesday, the 30th March, for the leaso of that part of the Hospital endowments'at Ellerslie, lot7A, section 12. suburbs of Auckland, lying westward of the railway line, containing about 35 acres. Conditions to be seen at the Board's ollico, 218, Victoria Arcade. Deposit of ono quarter s rent to accompany the tender. TENDERS will be received up to 5 o'clock of MONDAY, 28th intt., for the Erection cf Three-roomed Cottage at Noilbcotc. Plats and specifications to be seen at the office of Mr Thwaites, Auokland Sawmill, Customs street. The lowest or any tender not neceesarilv ac cepted . . — contlnuea.ou First F-*ge,



Public -.otH-es, APOLLO Cold Wator Soap, tho Best Sap forus- ia hot rr col! wat^r, and do -s the work niuoh quicker then an? other Sinp, without boiling. N iimi-unl chance to obtain the abovo lines at prices that must socure an early ciulttar.co tit 'I.- Short'a Great Clearance Salo by order of the J-..e.cutßra, | ■J/gRS WIUGEKi. Qualified Midwilo, Isß Newtcarkct-street, Newriiarkot. Ladies attended to for nlnO mornings. . _________ _ D"niNE~WoLf'B'S S6riwAP*B afid enjoy gociil heal-ii. - --_ -_- ANTLES, Fur Gapo-i; Fur Wraps", Cashm-'ro Cloaks, Waterproof Cloaks now being oil' I'-d in tho f how Room nt T. Short's Great clearance Salo by order of tho Ifx-icutora. ■ PIANO and Singing-Mr W. H. Webbo has Vnc-n-lcn for a few pupils. Terms on application:^AiMri-tf, oorner of Hobson and Cook streets. New Quarter commences first woek in April. APOtiLO Cold VYate. Soap Baves time, labour, mon'y, clothes, ftp., soda, wash ing powders. Clothes washed with thl3 Scftp will latt much longer, because they are ndt made tender by boillr g- RIGHTON HOUSE (late St. Jomee'a Manßej, Upper Union ntrict—First oloss accommodation for boarders. Double and Blr.gls beds. I ..Inge and shfiwer b:itha. —Tb all wiiom it may con \J corn acilinst negotiating Cheque No, 11 1177H Xiiliohlil liiiiik. Auckland,- dil*. April 21, in favour of __ Whi'le.-R. LESTER; fTll-Y the Groat Clearancb Salo bofore JL piirolianing Clothing for yoursolf or Eontf, at T. Short.*. By order of tho Exocut-irp. OLITE'S SCUNAPP-3 is a donor and preser vative of hoilth. 77* s& i<h PIANOS. — Hij>li class Pianos by "fe»*dfcl*l" Jflrkman. Schumann, Haako. Hop kineon. and c'thor l^iad'ug makers. — Borlin l'iano Imporliiig Company. li-ftaon-tree*!. ELVETEENS ! Volveteeno I " V«l.ci toons I One Shilling nor yard, .c. ,T. Shoit's Great Closronco Sale, by order of tho Excoutors. LJELECT Board and Residence required O by gontloman. in private family, near town. Children objooted to.—State terms. M.L., Star Ofllcs^ "\riGHt and Day School, for boys, girls, J3I men. and women.—Laurel House, Wolles loy stroot lllrst houso from Symonds street), H" O\V long will the people of New Zea land sleop, and allow its manufactures to be dono out of tho colony, Whilo labour is stand ing idle . , LOOK out for Programme of Sports at the Grocers Picnic on Easter Monday, April Hth, atMotuihi, in "..tar"and "Herald' on Wciliicßiliiynnil Thursday noxt, JVaKINO SMOKED FISH, wholesale, Zki in la parcels, nt the Boat., on Thursdays, -"Haass, and Saturdays. Fish dolivorod to staumci-s und railway frot*._ _ APOLLO" Cold YVatoiTSoap will wash in col.l as oa*-i'j- as ln warm or hot water ; also, in hard ami int. water.—George Sibblo, Ag irt, trort-strcot. HOSIERY ! Hosiery ! Ho.iory ! - Ladies' a-.d ni.ilurin'a Ho Icry all re duced iv prim nt T Short's G-oat Clearance Sale, by order nf the Executors. IrtBST Gun of Tea in Auckland, mado JL> fresh for each Clistomor.-No 2, Victoria- Btrcot Hast. JWIII open shortly). "VTOTICE-Colo's is tho Cheapest Placo in _l_N Auckland for overy description of Baskets and Wicker Furnituro.—Wellcsley-strcct East. Established 18131. j£_»*> DEPOSIT and 7b (id a woek will effo /y Puicha.oa Bord Piano —Borlin Piano Importing Company, Hobßon-Btroot, COUNTERPANES, Quilts, Towels, Towelling. Sheetings, Tickings, in fact every article in tho Manchester Department, at Enormously Reduced Prions, at T. Short's Great Clearance! dale, by ordor of tho Kxocutorß, 3K yu_r~Urocers for Royal Hemy'e S'aroh, lib and jib boxes, no: weight. I Is tho best; v.-holcialo.-Apply to Mr Arthur Masy, High-street, Solo Agent for the inanuf.'-cturiir-j^ . rpilK wink, tho iiervous, the dyi poMit, iho JL sleepless, owo moro to Wolfe's -.ciinai'l'.s \ hun to a-y other cordiil. LACE Curtains, Laco Curtains, Laco Curtai* b of tne most Choice Designs. Just brought for-Yard, and will bo off.iroii during tlio Great Clearaneo Sale at T. Shcrt's.by Order of tho Executors, at Prices that must astonish; __, APOLLO Cold Wator Soap haa beon thoroughly testod in tho old country, and ucki owiodgod thers to bo tho most wonderful Soap evor introauod. Contains no chemicals, and cannot injuro tho moat delicate^ fabric. I ,"IXIII BIT-ON of Glassblowing Saturday I'J Adornoon. from 2 to a. Admission, Bd. Prizes given. Works, Freeman's Bay. UfOLFK'S SCHSAPPS promotes assimilation of tho food. FOR Porambulator?, Wicker Furnituro, Ladies' Hcticules and Bat-kol.wnro of ovcry description, consult McLood Bros., Auck liind Basket Manufactory, Albert strcot, near V M C.A. COLOURED Kid Glovea, Black Kid Gloves. 1-bnttoned, at Is lid per pair, not ono quirtu* their vahio.—At T. t-Jiort's Grout (learanco Halo. By Order of tho Executors. _ TJLU'SHES ! "Plushes ! ! Plushes ! ! ! i All shades at 2s lid tor yard ; immensely r.-.hit-"i.ii-. price -At T. Shoit'i Groat Clearance Hel, by order of tlio Executors rriHE best gift for Homo friends is L Ilrot-.'s Auckland Almanac, containing a Pictorial Kenrcsunlaticn i f (_u-cr.-s-.rect, D.scriptinn rf the Provincial Di-trlc.. New uulde to Hot Lakes. Sep., &c BANKETS! Blankets!! Blankets!!! Buy_Niif Blankets should ocme and soo T. Shon'B window. Noto tho quality and the reduced prices. — By ordor of ti.e hx..-cutors, Th-s. Shor..'n Great Clearance Sale. EST Cup of Coiloe In Auckland, mado by the pot.Dt Rotalccrep process—No. 2, Vieioria slroot Hast. (Will open shurtly). HAVE you tried Hundley's Ballast Gin ger All II not, try it; you will like it; sold by shopkeepers. — Factory, Wellington PUo>, Hobson-street. GENUINE REDUCTIONS in every article at T. Short'a Great Clearaneo Sale by rrder of the Hiecutors. FU KE" LI BR ARY PHOTOGRAP BS. - Carte do Visito. Id ; Cabinet, 3d; Wholo Plat-. Is Od. Seroosccplc Slides, Lautorn Transparencies, and Enlargements plain and coloured —I_. Willmott. 288. Qiiron-stroet. £*i\i\ PIANOS now in Stock. —Berlin :Si/V"." Piano Importing Company, Hob son-stroet. _^ •VTELSON-STREIiT NIGHT SCHuOL Tho Night School hold in tlii Nol on-stroet Schi 01. will Re-open on MONDAY, March2Stb, at 7.30 c'clock. Cat diditcs prepared for exam inatlons. TVTOTICE OF REMOVAL — ... Badger, _1A Grocer, Edon Terrace, begs to advleo his customers that ho ha", removed a few doors hUhor up tho street, whoro he will bo glad to receive their orders as usual. £* /i~ DEPOSIT and iOi a week will; ;3(^'_i_ Purchase a High-class Iron Ovorstrung Piano.-Berlin Importing Cocupany, Hobaon and Cook-Bi^reot v : __„ CHEAP TIMBER! Cheap Timber 1 Chkap Timber 1 And all other kinds of Building Material can bo purchased at prices to meet tho times at D. Goldie's Mills. Lower Albert and Little Queen stroots. Buildings erected on Deferred Payments. Terms most advantageous to customors. 5 —mileHdhampionship of new ZSALAND. A. C. Auster, K'sq„wlnnor of the abovo, rode a "Kangaroo Satoty," novor having previously ridden it. These machines aro as tja'o ns a tricycle, and as faßt ns an ordinary bicycle: ILO miles on tho road in 6 hours 30 minutes.—On sa'o at W. M. Service s Karangahape Road. CHAS. WILLIAMSON, House, Land and Estate Agent. S3, Queen ■treet, opposite Fort-street, haß always for Bale and to Lot, large and small Housoa in th« City, Suburbs, and Country Dlstrlots ; also, Farms, Improved and unimproved, ln variou» parti of tho province Several oliglble Building Allotments for Sale ln the City and Suburbs, foi ■ash or on deferred payments. ONSONBY BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL. , . __ Anniversary Services in connection with Ihe abovo School will be held in the Ponsonby Baptist Church on SUNDAY next. March 27. Services ss follow: -Morning, at 11, Pastor r. Spurgeon ; Alternoon, at 3. Rev. A. J. Smith ; Evening, at 6 30 Rev. W. R. Woolley (Thames^. The Annual Soiree will bs held on TUESDAY. "Oth instant. Tea at G 30, and Public Meeting to commence at 7.30, which will be addressed by tho Hovb T Spurgeon, T. Bray, W. R. Woolley. F. Batfey. Esq., and other Frionds Ticket. for the Ten to be bad of llio Superintendent (Mr E. Turlcy), or any of the Te-chors, Is oach. HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY. People desirous ot studying the above art should purchase their Goods at the cheapest and best Shop in tho city-vlz . Earlj and Mont gomery's. Flour, 100, 10s ; 50, 5b Od ; 25. 3. *. olbs for Is— Quality guaiantood. Oatrnoal, 251bs, 3a3d; 71bs. lO.d. Canterbury potatoes, oi por cwt (flrst-clats) *, Sultanss, G_d ; Currants. 6dper lb : flneßt White Sogo, 3d per lb ; lib splendid Tea, with fancy can.3tor, 2s Gd ; BorlUa Ash Soap, 6d per lb ; be6t Tobacco, 5s per lb ; Plaid Vostas, 4Jd per doz ; Woodon Washboards, Od each ; 51b . best Rice, Is ; 61bs Pearl Barley. Is. Try our New Jams, cheapest in Auckland, and ell lib each, full weight; Is 3d per dozen, i.% nor tin. Beat Lomonpeel, lOd per lb; best Canterbury Bacon, 64 and 71b per lb. Hams : Ab we aro now overstocked we will sell In whole Hams at 8d per lb ; half Hams, 9d per lb ; now Wairoa Cheese. 5d per lb ; lid In whole Cheese ; matured Factory ditto. 3d and Id per lb. Theso prices apply to this week only. Terms CBBh" EARLE & MONTGOMERY, Karangahape Road. AT meets SANDY on the QUEEN STREET WHARF, just arrived " fran tho Hiolanda" by tbe Doric. " An' is id yerself that's in it. Bedad, I'm moighty glad mtoirely to sco you at the other tide of tho wathcr ! All how are ye at all. at all?' **Brawler, mon brawley! An' how iB your am Bel' the nco 1 "A'ive an' kicking, me darlint. But, I say, Sandy, what do you be aft-r woaring that petti coat for?" •■Petticoat! Petticoat! By all the bluid of the McGregors I'll—-Why, mon, it's a kilt!" "Och,murtherandliish, I'mkiltintiroly! But, man alive, its mighty ondacent! Why don't you wear eomethlnsr else, me honry. " E—h. Patsy, mon, the timcß is unco bad, ye ken, an' I canna Bpare the siller to buy a pair o' trews." " That's the short name fortrou-prs I suppose." "Arrah, mavourreen, all you have to do is to go up to J. H. Dabon, Victoria-rtreet East, an'he'.l Hive you a pair of trousers for nothing!" "Hoot ava, mon, hort ava; an' nono c' your cltsbmaciavenng. 1 dlnna b lieve ye!" " Faith and tlnxth, it's as tri ess thenoseouyirfaco!" -ICb.mpn, but I 1 gang my rate to Dalton'-! Where did ye say 1 could spier a-ient. him." "Go strpight r.tnin tliocO'ncr, Victoria-street, and next door to the Blue Po-t Dining Pooms. at the opposito a_e o£ the street, ye'U find him. Go at enco and get a suit for the coming winter, and ye won t be cowld wid the kilt or kilt wid the cowla. [Exeunt separately (together).]



i Ml x A UCKLAND ATHE" ' _t-_WsD><_S_. -c_-- N-I'-UVI —Tho p.s, Brt i I^MflOßlVtannia will leave the Queen-st, ! \3]ys£S|2^S* Wharf on SATURDAY. April ! pr6Uipt fir Motu'liiiiU.' -vfe.b_r*" (on uarsoi vi Spp'icat.ior.) .an obtain tlcßtts fo* l.Kpi.slves (nr-ei- -te). and for tWelr fr.lelids (priCo ?-<) fro... tho Treasurer, Mr E. Bell, South Britltn Cham bers, and from tho Secretaryi No tickets Will be issueJ. after noon on FRIDAY, Ap-.11 1,- and ro one will be permitted on board Wlthotlt a ticket. There will be a Musical Programme arranged for the return trip, and the Excursion will be postponed if the weatbor proves wet or _H S-mnins will supply Light Refreshments °nly" 8. E. BILDROUGH, Hon. Sec, 41, Insurant Buildings. TtX-SeK S" ore _T i ___________Bt ONE HUNG' A FOB HOKI A N G A At 3 p.m. on MONDAY, 2ith inst. and for WaSGAHUI, VIA NEW PLYMOUTH, At 3 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 80th inst. For Froight or Passage, apply to— H. H. HAYR & CO., 13, Lower Queen-stroet. or, J. W." WALLER, Onehunga. -v , "KTOTICE TO PASSEN ,4_3VH_ Jjl «/*iltS AN!) SHIPPERS '^' V'VttV. «ff CoV* TO. WAIWERA, I I 1 \ MATAKA.\A -S.AW.vU AND a_i£__S__S__ OMAHA. There will be NO TRIP of the ROSE CASEY1 on TUESDAY, the 20th March. HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. Agents. •4___^w-y_4__ip, mUE ASSESSMENT' COURT JL for Helensvlllo Town Dii-r.fct will bs ADJOURNED from TUESDAY. 29 II Marth, to TUESDAY, 12th April noxt, at noon. JAMBS S. CLBNDON. R.M. mHE RATING ACT, 1876 N OTIC E. An Assessment Court for hearing objections to valuations in the Borough of Devonport will be held at tto offlce of tho .Council of tbat Borough upon WEDNESDAY, the 6th day of April, 1887, at 11 a.m. It, C. BiRSTOW, Jodgo of Assessment Court, £250 RJL W A R ~D- Tho abovo Reward will bo given by ihe tindorplgned to any person win will give such Information as will load to the Conviction of the per.on, or persons), who wilfully sot Fire to our Store, Lower Quecn-ttrcct, during ihe night of tho 20*h InEtint Information to bo Given to Sui-erintendknt Thomson, Police Department, Auokland, or to the Undersigned. EHRENFRIED BROS. March 23rd, 1887. IN THE MATTER OF "The Bankruptcy Act, 1883." and its amendment., ond In llio matter of Alex ander BItoWNE, n Bankrupt. Special Ju-oro summoned to attend cnTUES DAY, tho 2!)lh March iiist-nt, at the Court of Bankruptcy, holiion at Auckland, in the above mutter, are warned ta be presont at 11 o'clock a.m.. I.ttcad of 10 a.m. r.s Btatcd on their Summonses, _. w B _.SUtY, ~ Deputy Sheri-T. SherilFs Offlce, Auckland, sG.li March, 1587. "OOROUGH OF ONEHUNGA. Notice la hereby given tbat the Onehunga Borough Council proposes to Borrow the Sum of FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS (£5 001) for tho purpose ot Providing Plant and doing other work necessary for Supplying tho Town of Onehunga with Water; the Interest and Sink ing Fund of which Loan shall be Eeouredbya Special Rito of Sixpence (6d) in tho £. which It is proposed to lovy on all rateable proporty in tho Borough. w Q BCOTT _ Mayor. M**rnh2j;h, 18S7. «9 /^IRAND ORANGE LODGE gS*?*-* VJT OF NEW ZEALAND. J__Ws!* Tho April Session of above will ZwJ&WS*!_ bo hold in Whangarei on April 2 (ayarw—O 1887- '*'h3 Secretary of each Led <o ,y<ir C . __f_ In rcqlie-tod to inform thoE_.ec>. -=aS__£«7!S(j tlvo how many delegates nrj ' sas*is*fc?^ likely to bo going, in order lo ar range passago. By ordor. y J. CARNAIUN. Secretary. RATEPAYERS OFEDENTERRACE 1 Tills is what tho LOAV of £2.5 r0 for WATER SUPPLY means :— Interei-t on £ ...01 for 2.3 rears at 5 per cent, per annum. £125; S.nltiDg lfund, £110 a year; Turn cock, £100 at least; average cist to eaoh house for consumers' rato. £1 5. a year ; Fire B igttdq (cost of apparatus. Ished, Sec). £125; cost tf maiutaining same, £50 a soar at least. No Hope ok Drainage ou Road Fobmation. Against all this, there is the hope of insuranoe reduction by 20 or 25 per c.nt. Ratepayer?, use your common sonso, and DON'T VOTE AT ALL I There roubt be 165 votes recorded. Better Join hie City ; then wo Bhall have water, drainage, and road formation in duo course, and a Firo Brigado already clobo to the district. Compare tho rales cf the city and what you wll havo to pay. We Defy ANYONE to TisritovE the Above Figures. AUCKLAND GARDENERS' HORTI CULTURAL SOCIETY. President: SIR W. F. I). JERVOIS. G.C.M.G., C.B AUTUMN SHOW ok APPLKS, GRAPHS. PEACHES, &C, POT PLANTS AND VEGETABLES, Is now being hold in tho AGRICULTURAL HALL (City Market) Opon from 12 noon till 10 p.m. A Bard in attendance. Admission-One Shilling. A. AITKEN, Hon. Sec. niTY OF AUCKLAND. APPOINTMENT O? ASSISTANT IN SPECTORS OF NUISANCES. Tliu Clly Council havo appointed the follow ing Assistant Inspectors of Nuisances to lospcct tho various wurds, oto. :— City of Auckland-Joseph Townley (Kant Ward)-Wm. McEvoy (North and South Wards)- Chailos Baiter (Grafton Ward) — Miobael Burke (Ksrangß)iane Ward)-Cbarlas McGregor (Ponsonby Wardl-Johu Kano P. A. PHILIPS, To <n Clork. Town Clerk's Cfflce.March 10,1.87. A YON DALE ROAD DISTRICT. Notice—Ratcpayors arc respectfully reminded that all Rates not paid beforo the 31st instant will bo placed in tlio hands of a solicitor, for recovery. By order of %-^OLLARD, Chairman. March 21,1887. A UCKLAND CHORAL SOCIETY, NOTICE TO PERFORMING MEMBERS. The Final Rehear.-al for the performance o£ Kosini's " Stabat Mater." and miscellaneous Selections, will bo held on MONDAY EVENING neCon acVrt ßon?!ui!lDAY EVENING next, 29th, at eight o'clock. H . J. EDMISTON, Hon. Sec, iIHI NE S E WAREHOUSE, \_J Wakrfield-streht. AH CHKH & CO., Grocers, Fruiterers, &c , Having opened at the above address with a new Bupply of Groceries, &c, bog to solicit the pat ronage of the residents ot Auckland. A. C & Co. have on hand a New and Woll-assorted Stock of Chinese Goods at tho Lowest Poa.ible Prices for Cash only. Note the adddrcss: AH CHEIC & CO.. WAg-tviKLD street lopjoslte Globo Hotel.) Kurz & Isack, 1 A. Kurz & Co., Vienna, I. I Berlin, C. COMMISSION EXPORTERS HARD WARE & MANUFACTURED GOODS. SPECIALTY: TWKEDS. Reliable Agent wanted ; References required. E. DAWES, Proprietor. PARK HOUSE, VICTORIA-STREET EAST. LUNCHEON and Grill Rooms. A Really Good Luncheon for Ono Shilling. O^UBTgriLLS a speciality. Only house in town to obtain a really good grill. Alwayß on. GO to Park House. The only houße in town where you get a good Lunch. One Shilling— B. Dawes, Proprietor. VST HAT'S IN A NAM El Try *' The Economy Boot Shon." There you will find own-made Brots, suitable (these times) for all pcckeis. It's true to lis name. £ s. d. Wom.n's Leather Slippers 0 2 11 Women's Kid Walking Boots .. ..069 Men's E.S. Boots .. SIS Boys' Strong Nailed Boots .. - -.068 Children's School Boots to size 13 ..040 Children's Copper Toe Balmorals, 6to 6 0 311



ST. JAMES' HALL, WELLINGTON-STREET. A Grand Jubilee Cantata, entitled "BRITANNIA AN!) HER DAUGHTERS," Will be given in tlitf above Hall ON MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND THURSDAY, April Ith, sth, and 7th. CHORUS' 0.!-" OVER 100 VOICES. MMi .7. H. ED-.foNDES __ ..- CONDUCTOR The Cantata lo assigned to show the grandeur of the British Empire, sn'-j reprclehtatiofis Will be given of Canada, India, SoritWA^id'a,-Aus tralia, and New Zealand. . ~_._,, The Music throughout is bright and piCttemg. The Hall w*l be gaily decorated. ADMISSION: ONE SHILLING. Proceeds in aid of Hall Funds. Ooininaneing at Eight p.m. each Evening. b7oGR a m m c oi*' ENTERTAINMENT I*o lie held in the devon Port Hall on THURS DAT, I&A^R.CH 31, In Aid of Presbyterian ChnrfiS Choi.1 Fund, to Commence at 7,30 p.m. Chairman His Wokship the MayOß. Mb J. J. Boak, Elocutionist, assisted by Pro fessionals and Leading Amateurs from Auckland. Pianoforte Duet, Mr Alfred and MIBS Bartley ; song. *'Como into the Gafaon.Maud" (Bafe). Mr Edwards: song, "The Lost C?tord, f/iss Gribble; recitation, "Shamus O'Brlei,- (Le faunn). Mr J. J. Boak; song. " When Night iB Uarke.t. Dawn is Nearest" (Laud). Mr T. Burn ham ; duet iselocted). Mr and Mrs Tailor; reading, 'The Courtship of Godfrey Grub (Maore), Mr J. J B.ak; pianoforte solo, Mr Alf, B.rtley ; song, 'Tho Postilion," Mr F. J. Whltakcr; 3 ng. ** My Lues," Mr V. Buraham; song, •**l.**_. J__nd of 'he Lee." Miss Gribble: song! "The IS.iid of Ifee Mill" (Ad_n.s), Mr A. I. Mdwards: re ..teflon,* ,f Jttd. Brownln a_ Ac count of Rubinstein's Pfafso-jrto Flajing (American Paper), Mr J. J. Bdakf Bpng (selected), Mrs Shorney: reading (seieote-l)', Mr J. J. Boak.- God Save the Queon. ADMIB3ION-QMS SHILLING. nnHE WORLD'S BIGGEST THINGS. The REV-TIT BROWN (recently returned from his tour through many lands) ifthi/ LESTOBE IK TUB ENLARGED SCHOOLROOM OF THIB PITT-ST. WESLEYAN CHURCH ON MONDAY EVENING, M-VRCH 28, at 730 O'CLOCK. Subject i " The World's Biggest Things ; 08, 48,000 MiLi? ST Land ai-d Sea." Tickets. Is. Proceeds ii*ards removal of Circuit Debt _.___-.. rriHE UNITED TEMPEItAf-fCS Societies and Demonstration Committees have much pleasure in announcing to their friends and the public in general that they have com bined in arranging for a CONVERSAZIONE, 'ifcfr-'h-eldlnthe CITY HALL (Late I'Hi^fnt. __ ROYAL), During the visit to Auckland Oi THE HON. SIR R. STOUT, (Who has kindly consented to attend and take part in the proceedings), ON TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1887. Doors open at 6.30 for Conversation. SELficT-ON'S Of INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, ETC. Chair will be takeii sit 5 Celoefc by Sir Wm, Fox, when a fixed programme vffll be presented, Thero will be a small chargo to dett'as^.- penses, viz. : Dress Circle Is, Body of Hall OS- Tickets may be obtained at Mr Cox's Offices, Queen Street : Messrs Hill & Co., Victoria Street West; Mr Mackay, Karangahape Road and Queen Street. H. ROTHERHAM, Sec. Joint-Committee. M~~ ASONIC HALL, PRINCES STREET _ MESDAMEB RBYI-T and ...._.LS*T (nee Hobt-rtshaw) will open a Juieollo Dancing Class on SATURDAY AFTERNOONsi, cofrrtflencing April 16. A Quadrille Assembly w_Ji aiso be opened about same time. Particulars ister tm.- /^ O to Park House To-mo_?ow for Tea. -jwj- O T I G A. PLANTS.—PIants and Seeds of every descrip tion, both Vegetable and Flower, to be had at K_ BAILEY'S. 36 City Market. M" USIC Stoo.s, Music Stools, with good screws, at 10iCd.—Yf ebb's Oak House, a on-streot. _,a-F-gefc. PERSONAL.— There is nowhere so quiet and comfortable as Park Houso, where you can Tea on Sundays from 5 till 7 ; Dinner, 12.30 to 2 o'clock.—E. Dawes, Proprietor. WANTED KNOWN.-That the Park House is under entirely new manage ment. Special Tea is provided on Sundays, and the Proprietor is now catering in a first-class stvlc. Dinner, 12.30 to 2: Tea, sto 7. Opppsi o Albert P_Crk entrance,- Victoria-street East (late Thos. Qu6_)._ GUN for Sale la bargain). -First-class Muzzle Loa*. or, nearly new; tfifikly pay ment. If de.lred.—Apply Gnii', B**.,_f_ Office.- O LET, 6-roomed and 5 roomed House, ranges and gas; overy oonvei-iencj; rent low —Apply John Scullen, Rusaell street. Arch Hill._ - TO LET, Shop and Dwelling, 6 rooms, hall entrance, and right-of-way for vehicle. Mount Eden Road; shop fitted, gas, bathroom, &c • 15.—New Zealand Mortgage Loan and Discount Bank, High-street. LOST, on PonßOnby Road, Roll of Photo graphes. scenery. - Finder will b rewarded on returning to Smith and Ca_gbey Qneen-Btrent. OUEDE Q LOVES, QUEDE QLOVE3, QUEDE QLOVEEi, Jorsoys, equal to 6 Buttoned, Is lid, and 15-Butloned (Length), 2. lid. NOT HA.LF-PRICE. AT T. SHORT'S GREAT CLEARANCE SALE. Auctions W. B. COCHBiNK] tJAS. DACBE TUESDAY, MARCH 29, | At 11 o'Clock. BOOTS AND SHOES, BOOKS, FANCY GOODS, ISLAND CURIOS, PATENT TILLS, GUNS, AND REVOLVERS. Tho Subß.rlbers will sell by auction, at their Rooms, Queon-street, on Tuesday next, at 11 o'clock, CLANCY GOODS, Books, Boots and JD Shoes, Pictures, Lamps, Carpenters' Tool', Portmanteaux, Toys, Slates, Boxes Clothing, v Patent Tills. Stc. Single and Double-barr«-l Brooch and Muzzle-loading Guns, Breech loading Revolvers. . „ __, ISLAND CURIOS, consisting of Spears. Bows and Arrows, Mats, Clubs, Paddleß, &c. SAMUEL COCHRANE <_ SON, Auctioneers. TUESDAY, AT 11 O'CLOCK. NE^V AND SECONDHAND CLOTHING, FUtiNITUKE, &c. EDWARD LEYDON Has boon favoured with icstruCions from Mrs Scott, who ia giving up bußinoss, >o sell, ou tho Premises, K.rangehapo Koad, next to Garratt's, Butohcr, at II o'clock, riIHE WHOLE of her Stock cf Second- X hand Clothing, Furniture, Fanoy Goods. No Reserve. EDWARD LEYDON, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, MARQH 31, At 11 o'Clock. FANCY GOODS AND PLATEDWARE. D. F. EVANS Has qeen instructe i to sell at his Mart, as above, A CONSIGNMENT of FANCY GOODS, PLATEuWARE, &c„ comprising Dolls, Tape Me-sures, Compasses Chains. Rocking Horses, Pa'ty Pens. Vases Waltzing Dolls, Gold and l-ilver Watches. Plates, N.S. Forks and Spoons, Plated Watches. B.P. PicKle Jar. Jam Dishes and Holder, Prize Cup, Knite Rests. Fruit Stand, Fanoy Table and Letter Racks, 2 Sets Meat Covers, Magolica Fruit Dishes, Green Fruit Dishes. Dessert Spoons, Tea Spoons, Forks, Salt and Mustard Spoons. Box Cutlery. Aneroid Barometer, Marble Clock, Silver Match Box, Gold Locket, Gold Ringß, Diamond Scarf Pin, Plaßted Toast Rack, Tea Treys, Pa*lan Ornaments, &c. THURSDAY, APRIL 7, At 2 p.m. sharp. VAILE AND DOUGLAS Will Bell by auction CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES (By order of the Official Assignee and others). VAILE AND DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, Shortland street,



TUESDAY, MARCH 29. Under Distraint from* R.M. Court. The undersigned will sell at the'Diitliimi Yords on Tuesday, March 20th, at 10.30 ami under Distraint fi-oin R.M. Court. rf _p. {_, SUPERIOR HEAVY DRAUGHT /& HORSES HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers. FRIDAY, 22nd APRIL, at 2 o'clock p.m. iHOKIANGA SAW MILL COMPANY •LIMITED, IN LIQUIDATION. VAILE A 8& DOUGLAS are instructed by the Liquidators to* offer for sale by public Auction, at their Mart,- Shortland-street, Auckland, THE whole of the Freehold aft'o. Lease hold properties of tho HOKIANGA SAW .MILL COMPANY LIMITED, together with the Mill, Buildings and Machines in one lot. This is one of the .Finest Kauri Sawmill Pro nerites to tho North Island, and tho Mill and Sfafthinery of the most powerful description and iD FuU tt^'ptWomars and conditions of sale may be obiamed on application to THE AUCT-ONEERS, or J. MILNE ■ • I liauidators. J. AITKEN CON NELL I TUESDAY, 29th MARCH, 1887. At 12 o'clock, noon. ALLOT.\ffiNTS7MOUNT ALBERT. d. fTevass Has been instructed to Sell at Mf Mart, Quccn strect, on TUESDAY, the 29th Marsh. ISB7, at 12 o'clock noon, --.._-, r.-rt-t /_nt A LL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF J\. LAND, in the Provincial District of Auckland, being Lots 11, Kj^&s£2__ of vision of allotment, number 31, of tho Parish of Titi°ai-rg.,. in the County of Eden, bounded towardc th. -*orth by Counsel Terrace, !k*o feet, towards the e_-t,by Mary's Lane, Mfeet, to wards south by Prospect Terrace, 25p.feet, and towards the west bj* lets 9 nndvlo of said sub division 151 feet Cinch-., together With the House and all rights and appurteJiances there- W&£ ag££iT i» •«*»"*« in centre of th» favourable suburb of Mount Albert, near Ra* way Station. Healthy position and splendid view, being a portion of Roganvillc Estate. House contains six rooms, etc. D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer. TUESDAY', _mh MARCH, 1887, At 11 o'cLOWJ.. D. J. EVANS Will sell at his mart, Queen-street, at 11 o'clock, HAMPTON'S Tricord Iron-frame Piano, very handsome oak side-board (back panel*? o! plate glass), horse-hair su te, maroon rep suite, Maid oak table, leather dining-room suite, very handsome mahogany cheffonier (plate glass backf, opossum ru£, cheffonier, book case, bent wood folding chair, half tester iron and wood bedsteads, siflgle. iron bodsteads, spring mattrcsßcs, palliases, pfllowß, very hand some mottled-kauri chests of Srawers, also chests in cedar, rlmu, kauri, etc.; mahogany hall chairs, fenders and irons, mowing ma chine, beehive, churn, telescope timing table (lWt), kitchen dresser, coal scuttles, washstand and dressing table, mirrors, pictures, looking glass wifli Br-arble stand, and sundry lot of I household regi-i-iies, etc. ____ WEDNESDAY, 30Sh MARCH, at 11 o'clock* FURNITURE, Ac, CLAREMOHT STREET, UNDER BILL OF SALE. D, F. EVANS HAS r*_'ce?vec. instructions to sell at the re side-lie. c.-\ W. Haultaln, Claremont Street, near WariiOfek'* Store, Kyber Pass, Superior Household FOr'nitere and Effects, com prising Damask Couch arid Choirs in Peacock Green, Inlaid Fancy Table, Whattlot. Mirror, Ornaments, Carpets, Fenderandlroni?, Cttetainst, very Handsome Mottled Kauri Bedstead, Wash Stand and Dressing Table to match, with Toilet Glass, Drawers, Etc. Mattress. Palliases, Pillows, Oil Cloth, Single Iron Bedstead, Chest of Drawers, Cheffonier, Dining Table, Couch, Chairs, Boiler. Washtubs, Etc., Etc., and sundry lot of Household and Kitchen requisites, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1887, At 12 o'clock noon. BY ORDER O-F'tSE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPfißi-E COURT. _ RESIDENCE, AND GROUNDS AT MOUNT EDEN. D. F. EVANS H'uj'teninstt'tietsd by H. C. Brewer,JEsJm ReKibi-'af'df the Supreme Court at Auckland to sell, at hEf .land Mart, Queen-street, on Wednesday, the 6.1. day of April, 1887, at twelve o'clock noon. ALL THAT PIECE OK f-SRCBL OF LAND, in the Provincial District Of Auck land, in the Colony of New Zealand being l*ts Numbers 9,10,11, and 12, of the subdivision into lots of Allotments Si, 85, and 50. of Section Num ber 6 of the Suburbs of Auckland, Pariah of Wai.cmata, and County of Eden, said Lots Numbers 0,10, and 11 being part of said Allot ment No. 50, and said Lot Number 12 being part Of said Allotments 55 and 56, with the Buildings •hereon erected and nil the rights and appurten ktte__ thereto belonging. • This vA-operty is grandly situated upon the mountain Did*, and near residence Thomp son Esq., commanding a view unequalled and beyond description. The Houbo contains 7 rooms and scullery, bathroom, workshop, etc. etc : a verandah round two Bides. The allot ment has a frontage of 132 feet to Cromwell Road by 99 feet, extending back to Government reserve on mountain side. •-■ ~_...; __~._ The House is well and faithfully built, and is well known as the property of Mr Sayers. CofiditioES of sale at offlce oT D. F. -E V A NS, . . __t_etioneer. B. ABTHUB] [»• .»• BOOM.! TUESDAY, 11 a.m. PIANO, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AND EFFECTS, GLASS, CHINA, AND EARTHENWARE, KITCHEN UTENSILS, STOVE. Rett- ved to Mart for convenience of Salo. ARTHUR AND BUDDLE Have been favoured with inStfuetlonS from » gentleman leaving for Austral.*, and others, to sell by public auction at their Mart, Queen rWEZr.A ysTo'RTED OCLO-¥-bF 4Nn UNfl2^H FE^Il U ERgu«l, PLITKD WARE, KITCHEN UTENSILS. A Good Piano, in Walnut Case, Telescope Table, Chsval Glass, Pier Glass, Drawing- Room and Dining-Hoom Suites, Cane and other Chairs, Cheffofliei*. Loo and other Tables, Carpets. Rugs, Curtains, Qiii™™t» l -™»™' Mate, Matting, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Spring, Hair,i-id Flax Mattresses, Chests of Drawers. Washstands, Toilet Sets, Toilet Tables, Looking-glasses. . ■-,- . A Good Kitchen Stove, etc. B. ABTHUB.] ■[■»■ *• B-DDL... WEDNESDAY, NOON. | VIEW ROAD, MOUNT EDEN. HOUSEHOLD "FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. - FANCY FOWLS, PORTABLE FOWL HOUSE, Etc. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Have been favoured with instructions from Mr Powell, who is leaving Auckland, to sell by public auction at his residence. View Koad. Mount Eden, on Wednesday next, at 12 o clook noon, HIS HOUSEHOLD Furniture and Effects, consisting of Parlour, Dining Room, Bedroom and Kitchen. Requisites, Glass, China, and Earthernware, Wheelbarrow, TF°incy tCFowls: Whto Leghorns, Plpnouai Rooks, etc. A Portable Fowl House with yard, On view on the morning of the sale. X ARTHUR 1 -•»' *• BUDDUB ITHUlißDAY,lla.tti, Richmond Road, Ponsonby. SUPERIOR BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED RESIDENCE, HANDSOME HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, SUPERIOR PIANO, OIL PAINTINGS, PICTURES, GLASS, CHINA, AND EARTHENWARE. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Have been favoured with instructions from Mr Alfred Chad wick, Richmond Road, Ponsonby next to Costley Institute, to sell by publi auction on Thursday next ft 11 0 clock H IS SUPERIORHANDSOME NEWLY SELECTED HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE AND EFFECTS. . . DRAWING-ROOM. -A superior Pi.uio by Adolph Bulou, Walnut Centre Table, lancy In laid Table, Black and Gold Mirror, Eugenic Chair Suite of 3 Pieces, 2 Occasional Chairs, p_ir Brass Ch_i_s and Hooks, lender Brass Fire Irons. Ash Pan, Jar Dinere and Stand, Coloured Fancy Globes, Oil Paintings, Pictures, Ornaments, &c. _ _~.-, _ DINING ROOM.-Crimson Rep Suite of 9 pieces. Walnut Cupboard, Bookcase, Cottage, Side Board. Walnut Table Bxl, Tapestry Car pet Rug, Fender, Fire Irons, Ash Pan,H_u.socks; Glass, China, and Earthenware, Handsome Tea and Dessert Services, Plated Ware, Cruets, Forks, Spoons, Cutlery. &c. „._,,. I HALL.-Hat and Umbrella Stand, Chairs, Linoleum, Scraper, Mats, &c. __ . BEDROOMS. — Large Superior Hand some Wardrobe, various New Zealand Woods, 3 compartments, Glass Centre Door, Handsome Brass Mounted Bedstead, Hair Mat tress, Mounted Kauri Toilet, Table and Wash stand, Toilet Sets, Walnut B. W. Chairs, Towel Tapestry Carpet,Hearthßug,Fender,lronHorse, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Palliases, Toilet Tables, Washstands. Chests of Drawers, Commode, &c. KITCHEN, YARD, Etc — Dressers, Meat Safe, Clothes Horse, Bread Crock, Scales and Weights, Filter, Moulds, Earthenware, Cooking Utensils, Tubs, Cans, Lawn Mower, Shears, Gardening and other Tools : also THE BEAUTIFLULY SITUATED RESI DENCE, well and faithfully built for personal occupation, containing 8 good lofty rooms, nicely furnished, 3 fire places, iron roof, gas and water laid on; allotment 10 z 115} feet, i substantially fenced. -.



MON-J AY, MARr-H 28,- At 11 o'clock. SALVAGE ! SALVAGE ! SALVAGE l! From tho lute Fire at Messrs Ehrenfried. Bros.' Stores, Lower Queen-street. CIGARS, ENGLISH AND COLONIAL BEERS. Lager Boer, Champagne, Schnapps, LABELS;. BEER CORKS, CHARCOAL, Chilies, Carbonate of Soda, SUGAR, BOTTLES, FURNITURE, Chandeliers, &c, &c, &cv GABR-iL~I.EWIS (Under instructions from thei fcsnranoe Con*j 1 pauiesinterested) n?i- flei' at JS sS, B m B,_?_I Bros.' Stores on Monday, Maroh 28. at 11 o'olock, IT.HE WHOLE OP ABOVE SALVAGE. No Reserve. MONDAY, APRIL 4th, A. 12 o'Clock. BY CIDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF THK SUPREME COURT. LEASEHOLD ALLOTMENT AND DWELLING HOUSES. GABRIEL LEWIS Has received Instructions from tho Registrar of the Supreme Court. Auokland. New Zea land, to sell at tho Arcade Auction Rooms, on Mond-y.-tJ-Apiil,atl2oo.ooknoon, A LL THE PIECE AND PARCEL J\ 0«* LAND, bolus Leasehold Lotsi 6 and (sub-division of Allotment 28, Sec tion 9? City of Auckland). wlthD* eliing Houses erected thereon. For Further Partioulars apply to tho Auctioneer. B. C. CABB.] [B. D. TOOT'S TUESDAY, MARCH 29, At Eleven o'Clock. TRADE SALE OF GROCERIES, OILMEN'S STORES, DRIED FRUITS, Etc., Etc., Etc. Z... EX LADY JOCELYN, FROM MMIDQN. B. TONKS & CO. Ha*e received instructions to sell on Tuesday next, at eleven o clock VVCk*\ PACKAGES GROCERIES, Oilmen's Stores -80 cases Corrantsi 60 boxes Elenw* . . ..-:■'_ 4 100 boxes Sultanas _ 10 cases Figs - &c, So.". &C-. Ex Lady Jocelyn, from London. B. C. CABB.] tB. D. TONUS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, At Twelve o'Clock. CITY PROPERTY. CITY PROPERTY. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. B. TONKS & CO. Will sell on Wednesday, Maroh 30, at 12 o'clock.' VICTORIA STREET EAST— 86 feet 6 inches, corner of Coburg StreeU A choice corner site, and close to Town Hall. COBURG STREET - 30. feet, with large Galvanised Store. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. B. C. CABB.] IB- »• TONKBi WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, At Twelve o'Clock. CHO-CE RESIDENCE SITE, EPSOM,,; BUCKLAND ESTATE. J - B TONKS 6. CO. Have been instructed to seU by auotlon, oil Wednesday, March 30th, at twelve o'clock. ■ EPSOM.— Lot 6, of Buckland Bstate, corner of Glasgow Lane anoV Buoklanft Road, containing 2 acres, 1 rood, 20 perches,, being one of the choicest residence sites on tn» Estate. B. O. CABB] " [B.D. TOOTS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, At Twelve o'Clock. BELLA VISTA! BELLA VISTA!, PONSONBY. ] ''|\ RESIDENCE AND ALLOTMENTS. B. TONKS AND CO. Will Sell on Wednesday, March 80, atTwdvft o'Clook, PONSONBY — RESIDENCE OF 7 ROOMS, having frontage to Heme Bay Road; good commanding position. TWO ALLOTMENTS on Bella VUU KoadJ being Lots 7 and 8. B. C. CARB.] [B. D. TONKfS FRIDAY, APRIL 1. At Twelve o'clock. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB'S AUTUMN MEETING EASTER MONDAY AND TUESDAY/ REFRESHMENT BOOTHS & CARDS. i B. TONKS & CO. WiU Sell on Friday, April I, Z-Z; At 12 o'clock, GRAND STAND BAR AND RE-4 FRESHMENT BOOTHS, ! , CARDS FOR THE AUTUMN RACES. ». 8. OODHBANBI [JAB, BAOM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, . At 11 o'clock. VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS, ' Beautiful Watercolours, Very Bare China, GI ASS WARE, ORNAMENTS, Vases, Figures, Proof Engravings, PLATEDWARE, Walnut Pianoforte, Oak Cabinet, SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Under Bill of Sale. The subscribers will sell by anotion at thole Rooms, Queen-street, on Wednesday. SOU* instant, at 11 o'olook, AVERY VALUABLE COLLECTION ~ OF PICTUKES. WORKS OF ART. AND iTjTtri.KiJnß' VIRTU. Including3l Beautiful OIYpAmUNGarSdWATBRSoLOURS hj o -litoated Artista Proof Engraving veryßaw China. Sevres China. Vaaos, Bfiqne China, I Figures. Cups-andßauoeri-, China WallplMM. OSSmeat*. etc., <^omo^ai>e_.flaaaeßaAiU pSntlngs. Ormnlu and Sevres Clocks, »gM. Snells. Vasea in relief. Cabinets. Jewel Box. Medallion Tin frames. PlaqM Pot mountedta turquoise. Glassware, Tea Service, handBOTM Pianoforte in walnut case m*»r^t?2-^.iiS£L Loo Table, oak Sideboard MidßooktMetolat^ I class panelß). Oa* Cabinet, date 1626. Mntaß Table with extra leaves. Fanoj.Chairs, Bmjj. mounted render and Irons, Whatnots, Platea* ware, Books, Carpete, &o. No Reserve. ON.VIEW ON MONDAY. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneer!?. W. S. COCHBAHB] : tJAS* DiOBB MONDAY, APRIL-, At 12 o'Clock. propertyTnob.thcotk. lease for nineteen ybabs. The Subscribers will sell by anotion. at th-Jg Rooms. (_ een street, on Monday, April i, rt 12 o'clock. ALLOTMENTS 11, 12, and 13, contain ing about 11 acres, being part of the North cote Hospital Reserve, partly oleared ana m grass; has good Bite for an Orchard; held unde» lease having 19 years unexpired; rental tX 1(_» per acre. . . For further particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE ft SON, f Anctioneera. __ Cotttlnue* on Heath Pan""" :.