"Deaths."

BASSETT -On the l.th June, at Remuera, Leo, dcatvy-beloved son ot John Channon and Mario Bassett; aged 10 years and iv months. COLLINS.-On May 2% at Napier, the infant, sonof Edward Clements and Fanny i-dith Collins; aged 8 days. \ ... DOWNING- 7oh June 15,1887,, at her lato r[esi dence Lower Hobson-street, Bridget Dovn ii?, the beloved wife o£ William TOowmug ; ago 59years.-RJ-P. '■ ■■...", i ... HOLB_CHii_-6n" February 13 on his home •ward vovok. from New 'Zealand, of rheumatic Wr Kdwird Haddenbrookc Holbcehe,.cn.p- SinnVvza Co - ship Wairoa. son ot lie llat.\^-t'_fo°beohe, Po. Sutton Ooldlicld ;

aged 30. ..ii POLLARD.- On the 15th of June, at, his parents residence, KHerslic. Francis Gordon,, clearly beloved son of A. and S. .Bollard, afeo 10 months. Interment private,

CHIEF POST-OFFICE.

Kails will closo as under:—

. . This Bay. .., - For Gisborne and Napier, per Australia, at 5 F^langawai, Hakaru, and Kaiwaka, per ltubv.atSp.hi. T-uiranca. and For Katikati, Aongatcle, \,\u^ n-:,j' at Opotiki (via Thames), per Lntcrpuse, For Thames, per Enterprise, at 5.30 p.m.

7 Thursday, June W. For Port Fh.roy, Tryphena, and Okupu, per (ona, at 7 a.m. , _*osnnm For Thame,, por Kojomahan^ $«s?£„, por ForWanv.ri-a, io Kapa, auu Hose Casey, at 10 a.m. .i,„-,-, Pnrlq nor For Now Plymouth aud Southern 1 orts, pel Gairloch, at li a.m.. emiVhrrn Ports. For Gisborne, Napier, and fc-OUtliCin _ una. per Rotomahana, at 11 n.m- . Per To Anau, as follows:— '. ■ -.. ■ For India, China Japan, Mediterranean Ports and Continent ol: Europe, at O* *° Austraian Colonies, and United -Ui«<wm, via .irindisi or. Nape-, per Oiicnt "wmu. for letters, etc., .specially so P»?P'£? **1* i"£. duo at London on August l. Friday, 17th inst. For Cowes and Coromandel, per Coromandel, at For""Plymouth and Southern ports, per Wanaka, at 1 p.m. Saturday, lSth inst. Tor Rawene, Hokianga district (via Ono hunga:, per Oreti, at 1 p.m. . .. . Monday, 20th in3t. °cr Mariposa, as follows :— For Samoa, &f¥^A,S_W_i?OeSi3 Aninrii-a Cr-inula, British Coltinioia, .emriu ffifcu-i America, British and Foreign West Indies at noon. .For United Kingdom and Continent of lSuropo. at noon. »_ onoy orders, lS°e?ed letters, Pand "ciyspapers, nt noon Late letters, bearing an extra leesoul-in 1 dition to the postage, will be recci-cu b, the °T. pent cm board ihe steamer up to tno tune „ sailing lV«is mail will be duo at London July 25.

NOTE. - On Monday, -Oth inst. the Post Office will, bo closed at noon. All V«VL £2__Ss?S. ifternoon despatch on that day will bo closed at Tuesday, Slst inst.. wil bd observed as a close 'Wt-Office holiday in* honour of Her Muiesiy tbo Queen's Jubilee. Mails for despatch, on that date will be closed at 11 a.m., on Monday, ~ Wwlnesflay 22nd inst, will be a half-holiday, the oflice'rl.ising at noon. Minis for afternoon despatch on ik:;t day will be closed at V a.m. s jj _A PoFt-ofVu-o will be opened at. P.atnma hoc'on 15th inst-. Mails will closo at, this offlco on Mondays.' Wednesday?, and Saturdays at 7 n.m. -Itcturn mails wih be received on Mon days, Wcdncsdavs, and Saturnays at 5.20 p.m. „ Post-office wib bo opened at Putnruru on 10th inst Mails will close at this office on Mon days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, nt 7 a.m. Ko tnvn main? will be receivcil on Tuesdays, '1 hurs days, aud Saturdays, a" 0.10 a.m.

S.B. BISS, ; I Chief Postmastor.

LATE SHIPPING.

The Te Anau arrived at 2.30 p.m. The R.M.S. Coptic arrived at Napier from Wellington at 11.20 a.m. to-day.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

RIOTS IN IRELAND.

•B>av_t. Evades The Police,

(special)

London, June 14. Evading the police at Boclyke, County Clare, Mr Michael Dayi.tt held a meeting at Feakle on Sunday. At the close of the meeting sharp fighting ensued between the po'?ce and the mob, many of the latter being bludgeoned. v - ...-

FRANCE AND GERMANY.

Alsatians Charged -with. Treason,

(SPECIAL.)

London, June. 14.

Eight residents of Alsace are being tried by the German authorities on j[a*, charge of treason,' by intriguing with the French Commissioner, M. Schnabell.

JUBILEE DEMONSTRATION.

THE QUEENS "PROGRESS THOUGH LONDON.

(SPECIAL.)

London, June 14. The procession to Westminster Abbey will be divided into three parts. The 7first' will' include the ludian princes, the Queen of - Hawaii and minor "*"; European . Royalties. The second 'will 'include the King of Den mark, the King of the Belgians, the Kiiig of Saxony, the King of Greece, the Crown Princes of ■Austria(jand Portugal, and the Queen of the Belgians. Tlie third will contain eleven State equipnges, five con taining tlie v oni'cers, .of State,, and -two the yomigprin.esses7'The' eighth will" contain the daughters of the Prince of Wales, the ninth the Duchesses of Albany and Connauglit and.,the .Prin cess William of Prussia, the-''tenth" the Princesses Helena, Louise, Beatrice, and the Duchess of Edinburgh, and the eleventh,the^Princess. Rqyal, Princess Alexandria^anQl__er, MjestyT*"', The latter carriage will be drawn- by [eight. cream-cplburedjhors;es.' "j j j \ \ \ j The Duke' of Corinanght, tne Prince' of AY ales, the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Christian, Crown Prince of Ger many, and the Duke of Hesse -wilt"rid!." in front of Her. Majesty. Prince Albert Victor, Prince Geore, Duke of Cambridge, the Marquis of Lome, Princes Louis and Henry of Batten burg, and Prince William of Prussia ■will ride behind the Royal carriage.

The Life " Guards, ' Native " Indian Cavalry, and otlier troops will form the rear guard. On reaching the Abbey at noon, tho Queen assumes tho Crown and robes; "and *inf the procession" tc the altar the Prince of Wales, tlie Dukes of, Connaught and Edinburgh, Prince Christian' and the Crown Prince of Germany will precede bhe Queen, the leading princes following Her Majesty. Many old British residents in India are applying to share, the facilities .granted to colonist, to witness bhe -pageantry. The Agents-General are resisting- the request, maintaining thab every porbion of the avail able space will be occupied.

POLITICAL CRISIS IN SERVIA.

(SPECIAL MESSAGE.)

London, June' H.—M. Ristic has succeeded in the formation of a'Minis-

try in Servia.

A Coffee Panic.

A panic has occurred on the American coffee market and two largo failures are reported.

Russian Movements in Central Asia.

It is stated in England that Russia is placing steamers on tho rivers Amu and Oxus, in Turkestan.

THE JUBILEE AT SYDNEY.

Precautions Against Distur-

bances

Sir Henry Parkes has given notice of a motion to place on record an expression of of tho loyalty of tho Parliament to the Queen. Both motions will bo discussed to night.

SYDNEY, this day.—Great precautionary preparations have boon mado to provent disorder ab to-night's Jubilee meeting at the exhibition, but as Lady Car rington's "Queen's Fund" proposal is to be taken into consideration at tho samo timo it is thought tho meeting will not bo disturbed. J Suudiiy Meetings in Sydney. Sydney, this day. •- Mr Dibb. has given notice of a motion iii tho Legislative Assembly condemning tho arbitrary action of«the Premier prohibiting the use of theatres on Sunday. - - . Six Men Killed. A fall of earth in an excavation in Ret moro Park made in connection with sewage works, occurred yesterday and caused tho death of two workmen.

THE CROWN PRINCE OF GER MANY.

Mis Death Feared.

(special.)

London, June, 14,—1t is feared that the affection of the throat from which the Crown Princo of Germany is suffering will provo fatal, as tho doctors unduly deferred performing the operation. Dr. M. Mc- Kenzie, a specialist on this disease, ex presses himself confident that the Princo will recover.

German line of Steamers.

London, June 14th.— The, North German 5.6. Company have offered to establish a line of steamerw between Vancouver, Japan, aud China for an annual subsidy of L 6,000.

F IRE AT SEA.

Aa Australian Steamer in

Danger.

London, Juno 14. The British and India Navigation Com pany's steamer Jumna from Brisbane to London has arrived at Aden. She reports that fire broke out in the hold and lasted three days. Her cargo is damaged.

CHORAL HALL,- "SAMSON."

The Choral Society gave last night before a crowded audience its third and unquestion ably the most successful concert of the present season. Both chorus and orchestra displayed even greater, proficiency than usual, and the soloists acquitted themselves with signal credit. The fact is all the more gratifying in view of the unfavourable stato of the weather for successful musical per formance.; Rain had fallen at frequent intervals during the' day, 'arid'aa1 night' set in a damp fog settled down upon the city, enveloping everything in gloom. We therefore cordially felicitate Herr Carl Schmitt upon the triumph which, he achieved with the forces under his control. None bub those who have attended the rehearsals- can adequately Appreciate the amount of skilled care, patience and ap plication that is called into requisition for the. satisfactory, presentation of a great artistic work.

Our notice is excluded from this even ing's issue, it will appear; to-morrow.

SUPREME COURT.

Continued from Page Five.

Violent Assa_x_. — James Lowndes, charged with violent assault at Ellerslie, racecourse, again appeared in the dock to receive- ;his sentence, f- Mr O'Meagher; called tho following witnesses, who testified to tho previous good chara cter of the prisoner: — Frederick Led ger, . Edward McKeown, and William Henry Clark. - Mr -G'Meagher then asked the Court to deal leniently with the prisoner, as this was his first of fence.—His Honor said that had the injury been caused by a straightforward, blow in, a" face to face fight v tno - .sentence would have been lighter, but "when" a man followed another and struck him a severe blow from behind, it was necessary that punishment should-be inflicted. Tho pris oner would therefore be imprisoned for four months, with hard labour.

WANGANUI JUBILEE EX HIBITION.

r The 1 Coverhor's Visit.' •; *;■_■' i'. P \>' ' ' WELLrNGTON, this dayi

The Governor will leave Wellington on Thursday next for Palmerstone, en route to Wanganui,'where he is to open the Wost Coast' Industrial Exhibition, inaugur ated in Wanganui in honour ot the Queen's Jubilee. His Excellency will remain at Paliperston on Thursday night and proceed to Wanganui noxt morn ing. After the ceremony ho will return to Palmerston, remaining thereover night and coming to Wellington on Saturday,

TARANAKI FOOTBALLERS FOR AUCKLAND.

(BY TELEGRAM!.— OWN CORRESPONDENT.

New Plymouth, this day.

The Taranaki football team leave by the s.s. Gairloch oh Friday, and will arrive ab. Onehunga on Saturday morning early. Tho team - chosen is as follows: -r-. Backs : Kivell, fall; A. Bailey, Hempton, Stohr, three-qurirters ; Rodgers, quarter ; Snook and Tate, wings ; Major, Vealo, Joll, Pearse, Good, Palmer, Willy, McCarthy and Tyer. It is regarded as a good team both forward and behind the scrum, but the players havo had no practice together. They play a" match just before leav ing. Overtures have been made for tho team to play at Whangarei but bhere will bo hardly timo for that as they return on Friday. The team prefer to meet a second fifteen of Auckland after tho Representative Match.

THE BIG BAY GOLDFIELD.

BY TELEGRAM—OWN CORRESPONDENT,

Wellington, this day. The Big Bay expedition has met with no success ' whatever and tho last of tho party have now given up tho field as a "duller." It will be recollected that the men wero takon to the locality in the s.s. Hinemoa about six months ago.

NO JUBILEE FOR TARANAKI.

(by telegraph.— press association.)

New Plymouth, this day. A MEETING was held last night to consider what steps should bo taken to celebrate the Jubileo, when it was decided that boyond a holiday nothing should bo done. Very fow woro present at the meeting, and great apathy was shown over tho affair. Lady Jorvoia's circular is nob being well re ceived here, and the matter is not likely to be actively taken up. That portion re specting soliciting money from tne children at tho schools is strongly condemned.

THE REDISTRIBUTION OF SEATS.

(by telegraph. - own correspondent.)

Wellington, this day. One of our members has ascertained that a new Wellington district comprising the suburbs of Karori and Makara has been created by the Representation Commis sioners.

Princo Imperial aro in demand at about 3s 10d, with feiv sellers about 4s. Saxon aro also wanted at 2s sd. Good reports aro coming to hand as to tiio developement of this mine. Trenton are asked for at Is 3d. Cambria are quoted at 4s. Gas, new issue, aro offered at L 5 I2s 6d ; New Zealand Insurance at LG 5s Gd ; Bank of Now Zealand, sellers, Llo 2s 6(1 ; Colo nial Bank, buyers, L 2 Is ; National Mort gage aro wanted at 12s Gd. Royal Oaks are in demand at 2?.

Eden is likely to bo warmly contested. Mr Adam Portor is definitely out; Mr Reeder Wood is- spoken of, and a suggestion was made to requisi tioniso Mr A. Cromoll to stand, but no thing has been dono in tho matter. Hon. J. A. Tole will run for tho seat. It is very doubtful whafc effect the new boundaries will'have on tho district.

Holders of wholesale wino and spirit licenses, and also packet licenses, aro re minded that those require to he received on or before toe 30th instant. Hotel-keepers aro'rcmincVod that their license fees must be paid punctually in terms of tho Act.

An adjourned meeting of the creditors in the estate of William West took place this afternoon at the office of tho Official Assignee, when there were present: Messrs A. McArthur and Co.), Rendall, Otto, Johnston (Johnston and Co.), Sjvinnertoii, and Carr (Union Sash and Door Com pany'). Upon the motion of Mr Carr, seconded by Mr Campbell, it was carried " That the debtor furnish a full statement of /lis dealings sinco February 23rd at an adjourned meeting at 11a.m. on June 23rd, and in the meantime he send in his stock to tho order of the Assignee."

Word Competitions.

(To the Editor.)

[Advertisement],

Sin,—The proprietor of tho Opera House is nt his old gavnos again. I see by an advertisement in tho "Herald" that he will give a prize of ;E5 to the person able to make the most words out of the letters in tho words, " Victoria's Jubilee." Now, sir, to get this prizo he requires that each competitor's envelope shall contain one shil ling's worth of stamps, and no notice wIU bo takon of any communication it this is omitted. No doubt, amongst a population of say 11*0,000 in tho province, a large number will bo found fools enough to ' enter into this competition, and this will bring plenty of grist to the mill of this very, philan thropic individual, who now that the Govern ment have put an e:;d to his racing sw-eops at which ho must havo made a snug fortune, has taken to thislittlo game, which has becomo such a nuisanco in Victoria that tho leading papers such as tho Argus and Australasian have denounced them.-MAX RINKLE.

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THPAULEIN HEISE, from .Hanover. JD "Visiting lessons, Pia-oforte Ijfluaic, Ger man, Fronoh. Terms low. Address: Near Pennalra Store, Epsom Road. ! A VONDALE POAD DISTRICT. Notice is horohy (riven that lojral proceedings will he takon for the recovery of all rates not paid by Monday, the 20th June, 1887. Rate payers residing at a distance car pay by P. 0.; or cheque, addrosscd to the Collector, Mr John S. L. Cox, Waterviow, Avondale. • J. BOLLARD, Chairman. June 10,1887. - W:° Ti....'?. 7, r c" J% ■'-'■'_".' DONOVAN, '-•'•'■ '"-■''■ retired Lightweight of Now Zealand, will give Private Lessons in Boxing bn Mondays, Wed nesdays, and Fridays at his residence, Coburg. street (behind Free Library). 7,7. Terms: 3 Guineas per Quarter. ■' . MPOUNDED, in the Mount Eden Public j Pound, on Juno '3, 1887, by the Ranger, for trespassing, 1 Rod Hoifer, with large horns and whito belly; 1 Red and White Cow, with large lump on top of tail, and, pioco off right horn; also, 1 White Mare, with large joint on right fore foot. If not releauod before tho 29th day of Juno, 1887, will be, .old at noon to pay ex penses.. . -~ . .'< -, ■ ,;.-.. j j j ' _ . A. CROCKET, Poundkeeper. ', TyrOUNT EDEN ROAD DISTRICT. i j ■• NOTICE OFSTRIKING RATE. ' At the nox'tMonthly Mooting of the Board it is intended to strike a General Road Rate for tho year commencing April Ist, 1887, of One Halfpenny In tho & on the rateable value of tho proporty m the district, to bo made payable in one sum, at tho office of tlio Board, on tho Ist day of August, 1887. ' ';--'"' J. STICKLEY. .V. Clerk Mt Kden Road District; Mount Eden, June 14,1887. ■ - . A COMFORTABLE HOME is offered to . a lady or to two-slstorsat-lOs por week eacli. T For address apply tp Mr T, Bj< Hill, Chemist, Qneen-ptreot,



■*-«-\ ~»>- >-■■■ Auctions. i I to-morrow. ;t {% F ■mir'oNSTER jewellery gALE\ THE STOCK OF A CITY JEWELLER. 1 50 GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Comprising: LADIES'and GENTS'. ENGLISH, AMERICAN, and GENEVA LEVERS (open-faced and' Hunters), Plain and Engine turned Cases. 250 CLOCKS, ; - Consisting of .MARBLE, ALABAS TER, NICKEL,' BRASS, and ' WOOD (American, English, and French). £1 750 VALUEofGOLDKEEPERS 9 and WEDDING RINGS,' Ladies' and Gents'. GOLD and SILVER CHAINS and NECKLETS, Hand some LOCKETS, BROOCHES, and EARRINGS, valuable RINGS, PINS, STUDS, LINKS, SOLI TAIRES, CHARMS, and GREEN STONE JEWELLERY. A NICE ASSORTMENT OF GOOD ELECTROPLATED WARE, Amongst which arc-CRUETS, TEA AND COFFEE SERVICES, WATER JUGS. BISCUIT BOXES, • NAPKIN KINGS, SARDINE BOXES. BUTTER KNIVES. PRESERVE STANDS, Etc., Etc, Etc., _____________ E. & A. ISAACS Have received instructions to soil by public auction at their Stores. Queen-street, on Thursday next, Juno 10, at 11 o'clock. npHE ABOVE WELL - ASSORTED STOCK OF JEWELLERY. The Auctioneers beg to ca'l the attention of ths public to this extensive and bona-fldo sale, and also desire to remind intending purchasors that ra'ely doos such a valuable and varied stock come under bio hammer, W. S. COCHRANE] O^S. DACRE TO-MORROW.. VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM AT LAKE TAKAPUNA. 11l ACRES RICH LAND, WITH BUILDINGS. The subscriber.;! will sell by auction at their rooms, Queen-street, ou Thursday, 18th inst., at 12 o'olook. - - - • - - BY ORDKR OF THE AOKNT FOR THE PUBLIC TItUSTE* IN THE ESTATE OF THttl LATW W. J. HURST, LOT 1, OF SUB-DIVISION OF LOT 190 and lot 195. PARISHOF TAKAPUNA. con taining 111 aares rich land, all fenced and renrly all laid down in grass, with House and Farm Buildings crrctcd thereon, ns formerly occupied hy Mr R. McKay. This property is situated only about three-quarters, of a mile from the Lake, and if. one of the most desirable farms in tlio district, TERMS EASY. For further particulars apply to— SAMUEL COCHRANE k SON, Auctioneers. \V. S. COCHRANE] [JAS. DACRK TO-MORROW, At 12 o'Clock. ALLOTMENTS TO BE LEASED AT ONEHUNGA. The Subscribers wi 1-case hy auctlo-i at thoir Rooms. Qucoo-streot, on Thursday, J6th inst., nt 12 o'clock. By Order of the Borough Conocil under the Provisions of the Rating Acts, For a Term of Three. Seven, or Fourteen Years, LOT 118, of Subdivision of Lot 1.1, Sec tion 3, Town of Onehunga Lot I'll, of Subdivision of Lot 11, Section 3. Town of Onehunga liot 2, of Subdivision of Lot 3, Section 22, Town of Onehunga Ix)t IC, of Subdivision of Lot 2, Section 21, Town of Onohunga Lot 11, of Subdivision of Lot 8, Section 22, Town of Onnhunga „ .., „» Lot ii, of Subdivision of Lot i, Section 22, Town of Onehunga Lots 13,14, and i!» of Subdivision of Lots 6 and ts. Section 17, Town of Onehunga Lot 16, of Subdivision of Lot 11, Section 3, Town of Onehunga 1 Lots 13. 20. and i 3, of Subdivision of Lot 2, Sec tion 22, Town of Onohunga Conditions and Further Particulars on appli cation to— SAMUEL COCHRANE k SON, ' Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE] [JAS. DACRE FRIDAY, JUNE 17, At 11 o'clock. DRAWING-ROOM SUITE (in Damask), WALNUT TELESCOPE DINING TABLE, MANTEL MIRRORS, MAHOGANY DUCHESSE SUITE, &c. Hall Stand, Occasional Tables, Brase Mounted Bedsteads, Fenders and Irons, Portable Boiler, Range, ~-. , Saddles,.&c, &c. , HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. The Subscribers will sell by auction, at theii rooms. Queen-street, on Friday noxt, at II o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; Consisting of- ,- Drawing-room Suite in Damask, Telescope Dining-tablo. Brussels and Tapestry Carp.rV, Fenders-and Irons, Mahogany Hall Stands, Music Stools, Walnut Occasional Tables, Man tel Mirrors in Black and Gold Frames, Brass Mounted Iron Bedsteads. Spring Flax, and Hair Mattrasses, Feather Pillows, Palliasses, Wasbstands and Ware, Dross, ing Tables, Mirrors, Blankets, Sheets, Quilts, Mahogany Commode, Chests Drawers, Cano and Wood Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Pic tures, Austrian Chairs, Choftbnicrs, Round and Square Tables, Steps, Cutlery, Platedware, Lamps, Clocks, Kitchen Utensils, Portable Boiler, Stoves, Range. Gent's Saddle, &c. SAMUEL CO"CHRANE '& SON, -- ;. Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. rp TO ARRIVE PER OAMARU, NOW HOURLY EXPECTED. QRANGES ! , OBANGES 1 /"^RANGES ! G. W. BINNEY _ SONS Will sell as soon as vessel arrives, 200,000 oßa*ges- EX OAMARU. - - - WITHOUT RESERVE. inkrooL, hides, 1 sheepskins, VY -. —TALLOW. 7[ HUNTER & NOLAN, V



- • / ivy_«i-i R. ARTHUR] 77 8 .. _fa : E-DDL: TO-MORROW, at 11 0!C10.cfc.,....„.: - r P A R "'X ,R 0 A D, PIANO, AMERICAN" ORGAN .NEW GAS HEATING APpA^US' " MANGLE, -! HOUSEHOLD FURNI; TUReTnD EFFECTS, VENETIAN BLIIV_S, HANDSOME BRAS. BED STEA?t ARTHUR & BUDDLE % | Have been favoured with instructions from Mrs W. S. Ham pson, (who is leavwg for England) to sell by Public Auction, at her residence, Park Road, near Kyber Pass road im mediately above the Railway bridge, on Thursday next, at 11 o'clock a.m.,, HER HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, all in good order, equal to new, being but little used. > nice little Piano in Rosewood. Caw. by Bord, a good sweet toned American Organ, 16 stops, Drawmg-rsom Coucb, Cushioned Chairs, B.|VV. Cane and other Chairs, Loo Table, Gipsy Tables, Cornice I oles. Curtains, Whatnots. Mirrors, Cheffonier,_ ender Stool. Fenders, Firo. Irons, Flower Stand, Book CaseS, Writing Desk with pigeon holes, etc., Child's Combination Chair. Dining I able, Coucn, Chairs, Coal Scuttle, Filter, Dinner Set, Class, China, and Earthenware, Kitchen Utensils Dresser, Mangle, Large Gas Heating Apparatus Case of Chemicals, Venetian Blinds. Hall Stand, Linoleum Carpfts. Mats, Matting Handsome Brass Bedstead, Good Iron Bed steads, Cot, Mattresses. Palliasses, To; et Tables, Looking Glasses. Wash Stands. Toilet Sets, Chest of Drawers, Towel Rail, etc. On view on tho morning of tho day of Sale. R. ARTHUR.] [J- F. BUDDLE. . TO-MORROW, NOON. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, OLD CHINA, SUPERIOR GLASSWARE, FINE OLD CARVED BRACKETS. . ARTHUR & BUDDLE Have been favoured with instructions from Mr. James Cross, who is leaving for England, to sell by public auction, at his residence, Karangahape Road, opposite the Post Office, adjoining the Protestant Hall, on Thursday next, at twelve o'Clock, noon, HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Effects, Superior Brussels and Kid derminster Carpets, nearly new ; very Fine. Old Oak Carved Bracket., Fender and Irons, B. W. and other Chairs. Oil Paintings, Couch, Oil cloth, Loo and other Tables, Bedsteads, Mat tresses, Palliasses, Chests of Drawers, Wash stands. Toilet Sets, Toilet Tables, Looking glass. Kitchen Utensils, etc. Old China Breakfast and Dessert Services, Dessert Vase and Dishes to match, etc.; Superior Glassware and Port and Sherry Glasses. Claret and Champagne Glasses, Claret Jug, Decanters, Dishes, etc. On View on the morning of the day of sale. R. C. CARR.] ID. B. TONKS] TO-MORROW, At 11 o'Clock. . APPLES! APPLES! APPLES! Ex Te Anau, from Hobarb. - - B. TONKS & CO. 1 Have received instructions to sell on Thursday next, at 11 o'clock. /• ..J, QAA CASES PRIME HOBART o\/U APPLES (T in diamond) Stone Pippins French Crabs Sturm ers _ . Nonpareils Scarlet Pearmains Pippins XC. &c &c. Ex Te Anau, from Hobarb. .TO-M0 R R 0 W, ; At 11 o'clock. ! j IUNANAS, PINES, PEANUTS, COCOANUTS. Ex Arawata, from Fiji. B. TONKS & CO. ...!„, , Have received instructions to Sell, To-morrow, at Eleven o'clock, ' s_oo BUNCHES BANANAS 25 crate 3 Pine Apples ■ •'• •' 30 sacks Cocoanuts 29 sacks Peanuts ,&.,, _ &C, &C, Ex Arawata, from Fiji. ■ s-V-i- R. C, CARR.] . • [b. d, TONKS. TO-MOE R 0 W, ' ' At 2 o'clock. SYDNEY SYDNEY SYDNEY PLANTS ' SHRUBS PLANTS SHRUBS : FLOWERING SHRUBS FLOWERING SHRUBS FROM THE SYDNEY NURSERIES, Paddington, Sydney. \ji: Ex Robomahana, from Sydney. B. TONKS & CO. , .., v .. Have received instructions to Sell, on Thursday ! afternoon, June 16, at _ o'clock, -fl 4\ CASES ASSORTED CHOICE XV PLANTS, FLOWERS, and SHRUBS. CAMELLIAS MAGNOLIAS DAPHNES . RHODODENDRONS i AZALEAS PINES CLIMBERS ORANGE PLANTS • | LEMON PLANTS *&o„ &c., &<a These Shrubs and Plants have arrived in . ) splendid condition, and having been selected with the greatest care, buyers can place every , confidence in their successful growth. [ ' TO-MORROW. ~~ ; At 11 o'Clock. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND effects: ' Hi .' '-. FRANCES PATENT INCUBATOR MOTHER CHICKS. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF P _: PRIZE FOWLS, „c. . Pl TWO PURE ST. BERNARD \ PUPS (7 months old); -~-7 T..,M. JACKSON Has received instructions from Mr C. Weinerto sell by auction, on hia premises, Upper Symonds-etreet;- on tho above date, A LL' HIS SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD ___. FURNITURE and EFFECTS, compris ing—Couches, Chairs, Chefflonier, Pictures.Sew , ing Machine, Carpets, Tables, Bedsteads (Iron and Wood), Crockery, Kitchen Utensils. POULT RY.-2 Pair First Prize Houdans, Lot of -Light Brahamas from Prizo Stook, Lot of Plymouth, Rocks (imported), Lot 'of Cochin China (imported), Lot of Barndoor Fowls (now laying). . v Corrugated Iron^ Sundries, etc. ;3 k '.';-'■: T.! M.a;jackson;^^sl b; ■ .'.-: Auctioneer, Vulcan Lane. CHAS. HESKETH.] [ALEX. AITKEN. TTESKETH, AITKEN AND CO., AUCTTONEERS, LAND, ESTATE, AND! ~ COMMISSION AGENTS. , - , I Regular Sales every Tuesday of Hides, Skins, . „"?' „•.' * j ;"'-! ';•: -Wool, Tallow, etc< CITY MARKET,



-I '';' t , '.:-^"':' unction's: ; i.' ;l 7 H- TO -MORROW, ~i | "'"' * At Eleven o'Clock.1 '-'"J_ -•'* '; - BASS BRUSHWARE ! . <l, j...'."' , BASS BRUSHWARE ! ' ■— ! 1 BASS BRUSHWARE;!; ] IRON AND BRASS MOUNTED- ' ~; i BEDSTEADS, SINGLE/AND DOUBLE, AND HALF >'j . -TESTER.- ' , All New Patterns, and just arrived, ~ Ex Oamaru. . • GABRIEL LEWIS ' Has received instructions to sell on above date, at 11 o'clock, at the ARCADE AUCTION ROOMS, 6> CASES BASS BRUSHWARE, /V 15 cases Iron and Brass Mounted Bed steads. FRIDAY, JUNE 17, At 11 o'clock. OIL PAINTINGS! . OLEOGRAPHS! CHROMOGRAPHS ! GABRIEL' LEWIS Will sell on above date, at 11 o'clock, at the Arcade Au.tion Rooms, 4 CASES OP OIL PAINTINGS, OLEO GRAPHS, and CHROMOGRAPHS, .ill new subjects:-"Happy News," "Spanish Beauties, " Morning on the Sands. Evening on tlie Spa," " Sunday Rest," " Piety and Re pentance." "Peace and War," "Daughter of Erin," " Good News from Home." Last Moments of Mary, Queen of Scots," "Ssnakspere at Court," "Favourite Walk," Qlftstion of Love," " Honeymoon." " Orphans," " Winter and Summer," etc., etc. NO RESERVE. C. HESKETH.] [A. AITKEN. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), At 10.30 a.m. sharp. , AT THE AGRICULTURAL HALL. BAH ANAS, PINEAPPPLES, PEA NUTS, &c. Ex ARAWATA, i-bom FIJI. HESKETH, AITKEN, & CO. ' Will sell by auction, at the Agricultural Hall, To-morrow (Thursday), at 10.30 a.m., . ' © Kfk BUNCHES BANANAS "(well: jJOT filled fruit) 14 cases PINEAPPLES (quality and con dition AU 10 sacks PEANUTS. . . Also, 1,000 doz. Island ORANGES 11 cases PINEAPPLES in Syrup 20 cases CANNED TOMATOES (very, superior) ~ 6 cases CLOVER HONEY in 7ib and 101b Tins. ~ ..- : , .-•,: -HESKETH, -AITKEN, & CO.,- — - Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, at Eleven o'Clock; DRESS PIECES, ULSTERS. HOSIERY, • MILLINERY, DRAPERY, CLOTHING, &c. EDWARD LEYDON Has received instructions to sell at his Mart, opposite the Auckland Savings Bank, ALARGE QUANTITY of Dress Pieces, Ulsters, Ladies' Underclothing, Millinery, Hosiery, Drapery. Flannel Shirts, Shirting, Babes' Robes, Ribbons. Men's, Boys', and Youths' Clothing, &c, &c. EDWARD LEYDON, Auctioneer. T O - M O R RO W, At Eleven o'Clock. UNDER WARRANT OF DISTRAINT. PIANO AND FURNITURE. D. F. EVANS. Has been instructed to Sell, under warrant of distraint, at his Auction "Mart, Queen-street, 1 to-morrow, at 11 o'clock. -\ HANDSOME PIANO * (in black' and gold, by Schulzc), Music Stool, Cheffonier, Chest of Drawers, Iron Bedsteads (single and double), Mattrass and Paliasse. Child's,, Cot, Chairs, Wa'shstand and Dressing Table, Couch, Easy Chair, Tables, Chairs, Saucepans, Boiler, &c. Also, at same time and place, Very handsome Mottled Kauri Book Case, Mottled Kauri Chest Drawers. Tapestry Suite, Mahosranj^. Book Case, verjr handsome Maho gany Escrftbire, Duchess Suite, Mahogany and Marble Slabs, Mahogany Marble-top Wash stand, Rimu Chest Drawers, largo Gilt Mirror, about 51 x 72. Black-and-gold Overmantel, Half tester Iron Bedsteads, French Iron Bedsteads, Austrian Bent-wood Chairs, handsome Dinner Service, Kitchen Range, Spring Mattrasses (by Hoot, Somerville, and Brown), choice assort ment Gilt Mouldings. Also, nice Collection of Shrubs, Plants, Herbs, &c„ &c. . . . D. F. EVANS, . . r . Auctioneer.! .. gAL ( E O F DOG S. TO-MORROW (Thursday)," at 12 O'CLOCK. A number of Dogs will be offered for Sale at tlie Kennel, City Market. By order. • :" " . ] GEO. G0LD1E,....... ' Registrar. 15th June, 1887. FRIDAY, JUNE 17. • DURHAM YARDS. The undersigned have received instructions to sell at the Durham Yards on Friday, June 17, at 11 o'clock, • A GOOD AND STAUNCH HORSE, _____ DOG CART, and HARNESS complete. HUNTER & NOLAN, ' Auctioneers. ''Late Advertisenients. i TI7ANTED, a General Servant; nurse t vv maid kept.— Apply Mrs Churton. T O'Rorke-street. ANTED, an unfurnished Room with fireplace, or one with use of kitchen.— State lowest rent to "T.," Star Oflice. ANTED, Electors in Grafton Wiyd to vote against increased rates by return ing James Paterson. .... ....-..:' ;- . , TTST ANTED, Electors in , Graf ton Ward it to Vote for James Paterson, whose interest is identical, with their own. •■.' ■ ANTED, Electors in Grafton Ward'to roturn James: Paterson, who is not I. nominated .in the. interest of any company or I clique. ANTED, at Kohukohu Hotel, Hoki anga, a General Servant who can wait on table.; Passage paid \ 12s per week; 12 months' engagement—A. McLeod, !25, Queen , street. « ' -; .-_ -;■'■ r TXrANTED, Electors in Grafton .Ward S ftTT"'-' to rot Urn John Paterson, who will siip • port economy and retrenchment in every possi - ole form.; ~•' '-,-■ p --;; ';,".':,';;;,,!;>;" BOOT TRADE. -Wanted a. good General ? Hand.: none but a sober man need apply. ; —P. Blampid. Kyber Pass.. , ;, AIUKU AND ONEHUNGA STEA-Vt NAVIGATION COMPANY (LIMITED). j r; 4 NOTICE.';, 7-' The-Annnal General Meeting of this Company will be held in Waiuku at 3 o'clock p.m, on WEDNESDAY, June,22nd, for ordinary busi ness.' A Special General Meeting will bo held immediately afterwards to consider tho advis ability of increasing the capital of the Company J. BARR BROWN, b 7 ' ; - ;;:', ,v-'-,:f ■-; "l. ~.. Chairman. ONESTY is the bestpolicy.". If.every :-;bpdy. thought so Wolfe's ■ Schnapps would, notbe.imitated as it is. ; , ~ , ... I "["SHOULD SMILE with an Extra pair of Talil Trouse,- ,s fo^ lothing.-^Apply J; H. Dalton,'



■4— r . —^lS^&s,--' DS^nSt^^ii^J" ofaS >Pan d_ri?_ g \C^^^ Tenders -will i,. _~„„. Ui-;, : ~ «. SATURDAY, JT.n^ll&A^ W „' c a etion 0 ta Co t^,^^ c , EDWARD BARTLEY ' ' —-_ll_^bM !': Capt-Comman^gP^SS.^ ——— ' '' '' Fortrw.- . T ° B .STinri^ Manufactory (lahour only) at m_.^Hereto Road." Plans, 1 &c* T __*_Jfeis "- House, Karangahapo Road: na Mea Tenders will be received until ndnn of ii. 7 ■'•' 1 . inst., for the Erection of a^ult?EMltSP : I ; Monumental Waikomiti CemoteS cl05W8 «l \ '■.-■■: ... ,R. KEALS &soW ' !' I - Architects, Victoria *&: ' I PJIENDERS FOR. ;BRICKMAKIfe Tenders aro invited up to,the loth i„i„ I Making from On_to Three MiWon Bri c^. « 1 Porotarau Tunnel. Specifications Md^SS*" 19 • * lars may be obtained !fromM^^fe^ 1 Co., Auckland, or from the Undcrsi__is«? * I So&T h6lowratoranyte-ndc^^ '■■ ?'; -■ JOHN.BRITON. 1 EIDERS FOR EIRWfJfB CUTTING. 'p - " Tenders are invited for Catting and Stack™ from Two to Five Thousand Toni o?|_wsS__ Porotarau Tunnel. Particulars at the Worto!^ -. ...... „-.- ..JOHN, BRITON. m .7b . n d c 7ri- .&' RE ESTATE J. H. HORN, IRONMON.Ir ' ' WANGANUI. • Tenders are invited for the purchase of the > Stock-in-Trade in above Estate. • The .Stockton •■ been very carefully taken and valued by utex-v perienced trade valuer, whose certificate Whs'? i inspected, and - 'comprises a very 'extensive-; variety ;of saleable lines, i Tenders to'closeo.';." TUESDAY, June 21, at ,12 noon. „! Stock and , lists can be inspected daily. Term's7half cash, half by approved endorsed bill at three monM Tenders to be accompanied by-a deposit of 10*' • per cent, on amount of tender. .- ■: v, * -.-. ■ ■", JOHN NOTMAN, Deputy Assignee. Gazette in Bankruptcy. < « • IN THE COURT DP- BANKRUPTCY ' HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND, p, • In.the, matter- of "The Bankruptcy, Act, 1 1883,".--■; , and the amendments thereof, and of the Bint- : , ruptcy of James Cutler. ~. ~ ... i • Notice is herebygiven, that t, James 'Cutler,-, of jßomuera, in the Provincial "District ot Auck land, in New Zealand, Dairyman,' h_ve this i_y< -•. ' filed in tho said Court at Auckland a petition to i be adjudged a bankrupt. \, i Dated this Uth day of June, 1887. ■', ■'.'.V,"- • ' JAMES CUTLER. W. F. Buckland, Solicitor for the B_n__pt/7 | ITN/B A N KR UP.TCL 'IN THE SUPREME COURT OF '-B_}}_7 ■ ,- j RUPTCYHOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. ' In'the matter of "The Bankruptcy-Aotr.lW-: and of the Bankruptcy of James CDTLKR,')ef;c Remuera, Auckland, in the Provihoial District of Auckland, 'in-New-Zealand;' Dairyman,» Bankrupt.; .'■■-.; . ■■!•',' ' Notice is hekubt given that the first General- Meeting ,of Creditors will berivhel-i.ati? my Oflice. Star Buildings, Fort-street, Auck- f , land, on THURSDAY, the 23rd Jane.'lßß7. at , 11 o'clock a.m.« Proofs of debt must be rarnithed' - prior tothem eeting-. Proxy forms can be obtained!:. L at my office.. No proof can be admitted, except - under order of the Court, after tiie expiratitoof , four months from the date of the filing or tne - petition. Accounts sent in unsupported: W , proof .of debt, as prescribed^ by,law, cannot ww • recognised. ' , ~, ..., Auckland, June li, 1887.. JOHNLAWSON7; '.'■'"'., :-'OfficialAssipee. .' W. F. Buckxand, ' Durham-street,' Solicitor for the Bankrupts •' T N BA N X _'UPfTC Y. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF WAMW i AND THAMES (BEING A LOCAL COUli^; OF BANKRUPTCY) HOLDEN AT HAMULI TON., '.'::..""-."-T':' v'"'," )p. In _c matter of''The Bankruptcy Act," 18?S,' - .'.'. and of the amendments thereof. ~ ..* - Notice is hereby given that I, WgLiAMOITni R. - of Alexandra, in the District of' Waikato, in tw Provincial District of Auckland, in^New^ea-,; land. Storekeeper, have this .day .filed in,iw. said Court atHamUton a Petition tobeadjujlgea ~, aßankrupt.; '..'". ' s i , Dated "this l.th day of June, 1887. '; .. '■ , • , WIIIIAM OLIVBB.. t, Thomas Geesham, Te Awamutu, Solicitor,,., , for the above-namedßankrupt: : ___ m j V"'"'b"a'n k'^-U p t;c y : , BannsfeS bNAT and of, the amendments thereo;, 1 Bankruptcy of WILLIAM .Otnßß, Oi.J-'o -~,. • dra,' Storekeeper, a Bankrupt. - , f Non^isherebyg^t-^^,^:: i Meeting of the Creditors of-tbo OBOvo^ - Bankrupt will, be held atmy^ f cc, street, HamUtoa, ot SATUBUAX, u« fof j of June, at "-^ .o:cl„ok^^Tat tite meet -1 Debtmust be furnished ■ prior tt^orat u» „ 5 inK. Proxy forms can bo obtained ai.«'^ d6t No proofs can be, admitted^»^ f JgS^ottttt -~ ,: of tfie Courtafter the expiration o '.torn.m from the date of the *$^de-tcan^ S counts sent in unsupported by prow v , .. , ; - -dt.belrecognised. '■ -:^-- > " ' '■">,■--~.-; • ■ Dated this Uth day of June; 1887. t ,7 - Public Notices. J__ . ■of' Trousers for nothing. ,^ - ;.;> • DaltonVT^pV^ctor^^ •- _£NJ''-Co..Sale'forMgnjSujteagg^^.^ .. • Wolfe's Schnaws j __ j _^^-^^-si^^ ,-,,, "WEDDING CARI)S.-»t/3hor7 - W the Stab U^ographic.Wpr^^ . land-krieetvAucklaaa^lT--^^ ILATTmrybo^^^scV^^ , who have used WOi^° PppL—: ' t_fsSraEßM^s»ffiJ t^n^,' PS Co.'s Sale noiron.-lOS,«n^ : r,^A^