Births.

COYLK-On June 14, the wife ofA. Coyle, dunior, Summer-street, Eden Terrace, of a son. Both doing well. , I , r ~ MARKS -On June 15, at l\er' residence, Kent street, Surrey Hills, the-wife of John jUait-sor a son. Both doing well.

Deaths.

leave the ahove residence, at 2 p.m. to-morrow (Sunday). POULSON.-On June IS, 1887. at .JfcyWg residence, Victoria-street, Alice gia. yonng^ est daughter of Lawrence and iiaiy i wuiauu , aged 11 months. Private interment. , SHERWIN. -On May 29, at, Mahurangi, baian, the wife of Henry Sherwin ; age 58. and Lizzie Stead. : ■ STONE.-On June 8, at Los Anedoe, -Nortn S America. Arthur, youngestsoivof ttc .Ugo Ml Mr C. J. Stone, of this city; aged 24 yoara. "gssiif a-ffisßss ?»s

aged 19 years. WBLSMAN.--At Ponsonby 'on June 16th, 1887, Thomas Welsman , agea WimUt her Parents' residence OHphant street, Mary Jessie, dearly or j. W. and m. J. White; aged 7 months. Jntei nient private. WRIGHT.-At the residence of her Parent, Cook-street, on June 17, and ■Wright, the beloved daughter of 1 nomas anci Hannah Wright; aged one yeai. . I Private interment. \ '

CHIEF POST-OFFICE.

Malls will close as under:— This "Day. For Opotiki, per Chelmsford", at 5 p.m Monday, 20th inst. For Thames, per Rotoinahana, at"'J;™; andel For Putiki and Coromandel, per Coromanaei, Fo a rGreymouth, viaOnehunga, per Herald, at For New Plymouth and Southern Ports, per Gairloch, at n a.m. ■ Hnwea at For Nelson and Southern ports, per liawea, at Fo\-London, via Rio Janeiro (per Coptic, from Lyttelton, 25th inst.), per Hawca a; 11 for specially addressed conespondonce on y. Mail wi 11 be due at Plymouth at Gth Augns . For Whitiangi. Gum. Town .Upper■ aim, Tauranga, and Opotilu, per lona a "^- ro : For Russell, Kawakawa. Itawenc, Wangaioa, and Mongonui. per Clansman, 11 a.m. For WaiweraJCawau, l^eigh.Oinaha.Mataivana, , Mullet Point, and Lower Matakana, pel itose

Casey, at 11 a.m. Per Mariposa, as follows:— af n t oa n? For Samoa, Sandwich Islands, United States of ■America, Canada, British Colvimbia, Central and South America, British and Indies, at noon. For United and • Continent of Europe, at noon. Money oideis, Kegistered letters, and newspapers at noon. Late letters, bearing an extra fee pt 6d in ad dition to the postage, will be received b> the mail agent onhoard the.6teamer.up to the tirae of sailing. This mail will he due at London July 25. Wednesday, 22nd inst. For Coromandel, per Coromandel, at 11 a.m. _ Jfrr Katikati, Aongatete, Tauranga,'and Opotiki (via Thames), per Kotomahana, at For Thames, per-Rotomahana, at Ha.m. • - J For Russell and Kawa Kawa, per Mararoa, at For Whangarei Heads, Parua, Waipu, Whan garei, Kamo,andl\langapai,per Wellington, at 11 a.m. „ . , _ For Uisborne and Napier, per Suva, at 11 a.m.

• NOTE.-On Monday, 20th inst. tho Post Office will be closed at noon. All mails for usual afternoon despatch on that day will be closed at ' Tuesday, 21st inst., will be: observed as aclose Post Oflice holiday in honour of Her Majesty the Queen's Jubilee. Mails for despatch on that date will be closed at 11 a.m., on Monday, 20th inst. ! . ■ ■ -' -- ■ -;_ ; 'Wednesday. 22nd inst,, will be a half-holiday, the office olo"sing at noon. Mails for afternoon despatch on that day will be closed at 11 a.m/on Wednesday, 22ndinst.. . ;•"■ S. ,B. BISS, Chief rPostmastor.

LATE SHIPPING.

Oamaku, this day.—Cleared: Brigantiues Peerless and Darcy Pratt, 'with, cargoes of produce for Auckland. . s J .

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

.. 'the 15 ! .. ■■" QUEER'S JUBILEE.' DEMONSTRATION AT.GLASGOYf. « (SPECIAL)r > ; —> --■- / > London j June 17. The celebration of the Queen's ..'Jubilee has already commenced, the ohief pities of the United Kingdom qaking the lead. In Glasgow, where an enthusiastic demon stration took place yesterday, a»i intense spirit of. loyalty was everyy/hare mani fested, '.. ' / '

RIOTS IN WALES.

ANTI-TITHE AGITATJIOI? REVIVED. (SPECIAIi) / I ''• .'-''■ ' , : /LoxtoON,'June 17. The agitation against 'die payment of tithes in Wales, which was nap posed to have col- has been 'reuew eel with increased vigor. • / . ■ > -■ i • The authorities f:re juently meet with re sistance when athempting to enforce pay ment. J , '' > At one place yesterday, a riot took place with serious insults, 20 persons being in jured. / .. "a l\

Panama Canal.

,! : Great difficulty is experienced \vith the work of' c'iittinc the tanama Canal, and fears are/expressed that the undertaking may/; b,avf to be 'abandoned.. ...." „. '- .in the CJrain ', Trade. Sβ collapse of the wheat ring in Chicago Bfi^jf,. j iupqp disastrous effect on the grain Vtmgff Nrf ; .fes' tiian twenty-one- failures at« @jj;»tte dittr eaay.

A.,'' , I .. ; ; [ueuter's.J ; " ; /xh;e,loyal lesolution. ; ± : .- ■-■■ Sydney, this day. , ' The Press; generally, condemn the motion of Sir Henry Parkes expressing the' W: Parliament to the Queen. - . - ;-

A STEAMER ASHORE.

'■■J ■[],-■ this,day. ■>: / The steamship Wentyrorth has gone ashore near Bowen/ftutiit is; expected 1 s he will be got off.

(SPECIAL.) . _.*■*- THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL CONTRACT. .. ■LoNrfoN,J i un&.l7. ; The " Standard," writing on the subject e of the mail, .contract. ,edtercjd, r infco by? Great Britain ;and the', colonies, .wibti tlle'P. and 0. and Orient Companies ex presses the opinion that it is unsatisfactory the Company's getting too nUlglj.-and giving too little,- f

OUR GOLDFIELDS.

'Bicli Discovery in ttte 'I&apaiiga.

Royal Oak Crushing-

(3TEOSI OUR OWX CORKESrONDEN'X.)

,' r ■ ' : CcROMAXDEii, -this day- ■ Capt. Hodge, the manager of the Kapanga mine, is to be congratulated on having made a discovery of gold which is -of importance to the whole colony,-as giving; a fair pro mise to English investors of a return for the capital expended in working our gold-fields. Capfc. Hodge has sucoeeded in striking gold at 320 feet from the surface. The' reef is • strong and well defined, and the ground intact to tho surface. Leaving the beaten track of his pre decessors, the manager very -judici ously worked in the i opposite direction to them, and struck very rich gold. Twenty five pounds weight of stone will be -sent to London by the Mariposa mail steamer as ocular. . demonstration- of the fact that the gold in , the.:,mine is not by any means worked out. The specimens are worth from one to three ounces to the pound. Of great importance in connoction wibli this find is the fact that there is every pro mise that the gold will be found iii the reef when cut in the shaft'at the 600 ft doep. i ' . ■ Excellent Return from the Oafe. The manager "of the' Royal Oak has crushed the specimens and one and α-half tons general stuff obtained during the week from this mine, the result bearing 116 ozs. retorted gold. The stone was reduced at the Corby battery. This again shows the rich character of the Coromandel quartz. Adeline (Karangahake).—A crushing; of 22 tons of quartz at the Moanatairi battery produced 40ozs 3dwts.

Use colonial productions. Try our Portland Cement and Hydraulic Lime. Infor mation froe on concrete.—J Wilson & Co., Cus toms-street West.

l Dtroots. in tue ,: ...

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1887.

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THE JUBILEE! In commemoration of the Jubilee of FJ"er ' Majesty Queen Victoria, the -Proprietor .of the Star lias issued a SPECIAL EDITION, Consisting of Sixteen'Pα .ges, Profusely Illustrated. IT CONTAINS A COMPLETE PERSONAL HISTORY OF THE .QUEEN'S LIFE,-..a; Divided into the following chapters :— THE QUEEN'S EARLY LIFE . .ACCESSION AND CORONATION COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE MARRIED LIFE., : ■ BALMORAL AND OSBORNE ' "SORROWS rf :i Ti'rff *>!•.' " CONCLUSION. The personal history is replete with, a'ncedofces of Her Majesty—many of them, new—/.aid conveys to the reader a charming picture of the. august lady, ?' on whose Empire the sun never sets." ./' -THE | Are fine woodcuts, executed in the highest style of the engraver's art. Amoiigst "them" are a beautifully-executed -j PORTRAIT of the QUJEEN;-- . FXCLLk L -in'lßß7. This is a faithful and striking likeness of Her Majesty. . ~^„ .,..,,,.-.■.,,, HER MAJESTY IN 1836 (from the Paint ing by Sir William Hayter). THE QUEEN' ON THEMORNING OF HER ACCESSION (from a Drawing by Miss Costello). ■, ' . . . \ PRINCE ALBERT AT THE TIME OF 'HIS MARRIAGE, c ''' .;> X ' "&h THE QUEEN IN HER CORONATION \ ■ -ROBES. ' Aj „„,,,.£ the coronation ceremony. saCrameNt after"' coronation; the. queen's, marriages it b/: i balmoral castle. ;: tt ( ;; - cit 1 buclciMham .Salace. i , ;V V|.,. PRINCE- CONSORT AT THE TIME OF HIS DEATH. ~ •; WINDSOR CASTLE. HER MAJESTY'S •■• SITTING-ROOM, OSBORNE HOUSE. ISLE OF WIGHT.; '. ', ' CEPvEMONY OF FIRST INVESTITURE ; .E.C.M.G-. -, ; >-;■ - r;~y: j ' ALSO, A SHORT HISTORY OF THE i , ; : :: QUEEN'S REIGN;: /-, ," This will be found valuable for reference, as in a comparatively small ■ space it is .a valuable compendium of the history of the last fifty years. , . .' '■ There will also be found in the Supplement Specimens of the Queen's Signature, ' i and an Autograph Letter from the ■ ■ : ;' Queen to Sir Geokge Gkey. ... 'These graphological specimens az-e'exact fab-similes of Her Majesty's handwriting, and must.,pro;ve of the greatest interest to readers of all'tastes. ' The specimens include the Queen's signature in 1837, the Queen's signature in 1856, and the fac simile of the Presetitatiort'Page of - a Book given by Her Majesty to Sir George Grey in 1869. ANOTHER FEATURE IS MR. J. L. ® KELLY'S PRIZE,JUBILEE,SONG, /'« i a HilA. vIJ <r< ■■' /l '•/' PRIQE THREEPENCE,



Auctions, j SATURDAY, JtritoE 25th, ' At 12 o'Clo-Sk. • ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY •...■'.■'.., • ' CONCERN". SCHOON?£R "JULIA PEYCE," ,"; ■ - ■■~ TONNAGE 41 TONS. ; . AS THE VESSEL NOjW LIBS ON THE • BEACH-NEAR MANGAWAI; 'V ■ B. &,CO. Have received instructions to sell on Saturday, .... . June 25th, -at 12 o'clock, SCHOONEE. JULIA PRYCE, o* 41 - ■ • TONS, , •> • ■• With all tho Bails, Spars, Anchors, Windlass, Chains, Rigging, Stove, Boat, Casks, etc., etc., now on board the veesel, AS SHE NOW MBS ON THE BEACH NEAR MANGAWAI. WEDNESDAY, JUNE .29, A<: 12 o'Clock. LAKE TAKAPUKA. LAKE TAKAPUNA. '"PiIOPERTY OF 59 ACRES, KNOWN AS MENARY'S FARM. B. TONKS & CO. Have received instructions to sell on Wednes day, June 29, at 12 o'clock, LAKE TAKAPUNA PROPERTY of 59 Acreci, known as Monary's Farm, and at present leased to and in occupation of the Devon port Dairy Company. This F'roperty is beautifully situated at the ■junction of the Dovonport, Northcote, and ■ Waiwo ra Roads, and is within 15 chains of Lake Takap/jna. There is a Dwelling on the Property, and all Buildings necessary to carry on either a Farm or Dairy Business. 'Ph.ii Waiwcra couch passes the Property du,'"»y, and it is the terminus of the Dcvonport 'b'dSfjs, which ply frequently throughout the d.ay. This sale offers an exceptional opportunity of securing a property with overy probability of en'nahced prospective valuo, as the Lake Pro perties are certain to advance in tho immediate fiiture, or as a Dairy Farm its present value will k ivo ii handsome return on tho purchase money, riic Property is admirably adapted for sub i dividing if tho buyer hits this end in view. For full particulars and conditions of sale, appjy to B. TONKS & CO., ■ Auctioneers. Xi AKTIItTR] \3. F. BUDDIE monday, noon. higher queen-street. books; sewing machines, &c, household furniture and , EFFECTS. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Have been favoured with instructions from Mr Steven Barker, who is leaving for Melbourne, to. sell by public auction, at his residence, Ilighor Queen-street, near Newton School, on Monday noxtat 12 o'clock noon, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS.—Singer's Sowing Machine, Magic Lantern and Slides, Galvanic Battery, Damask Suite (£) pieces). Loo aud other Tables, Chairs, Chiffonnier, Fenders, Fire Irons, Dining Table, Velvet Pile Tablecloth, Carpets, Oilcloth, Ornaments, Glass, China, and Earthenware, Cooking Utensils, Carpenters' Tools, Books, Lamps, Half-tC3tcr, Iron, and other Bedsteads, Palliasses, Mattresses, Bedding, Toilet Table, Washstands. Iron Cdt, Chest 3of Drawers, Look ing Glasses, Toilet Seta, Couch. • On view on morning of the day of sale. B; AKTIIUR]. [J. k BCDDLK. MONDAY, JUNE 20, , At Eleven o'Olock. ■



MARKET HOTEL, GREY-STREET UNDER BILL OP SALK. ALCOCK'S BILLIARD TABLE, tc. , PIANO, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, BAR REQUISITES, &c. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Havo been favpμred with instructions to soil by public auction, at the Market Hotel, Grey ., street, on Monday next, at eleven o'clock. UNDER BILb OF SALE. rjnHE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE B AND EFFECTS, consisting of Dining room, Parlour, Bedroom, und. Kitchon Ro quisitoi, Cooking utensils, Glass, China, and Earthenware." ■ — \', "S ~r, ' • • Bat necessarios , : -Pewtor .pleasures, Glass ware. ■ . t ''■ One Alcock's Billiard .-Table, Cues, Markers, Lamps. tt -. ..'.. \.J v ■ , ii...-,. ; ) A useful Pianororto, Terms.—Cash before Delivery. k AKTUUR] [J. F, BUDDLE. WEDNESDAY,. 11 a.m. PIANOFORTE, TELESCOPE DINING TABLE, AND GENERAL HOUSE HOLD EFFECTS. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Have been favoured with instructions to sell by Public Auction at their Mart, Queen Street, on Wednesday next, at 11 o'clock a.m. A WELL ASSORTED LOT OF GOOD USEFUL HOUSEHOLD FURNJJURE and Effects, Gloss, China and Earthenware, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Pictures, Kitchen Uten sils, a nice Pianoforte in black and gold, Toles cope Dining-tablo, Cano Chairs, a handsome in laid Loo Table, Drawing Room and Dining RooriV Suites, Cliefflonier, Carpets, .Rugs, Fenders, Fire Irons, Oilcloth, Matting, Iron Bedsteads, Spring and other Mattresses, Chests of Drawers, Washstands, Toilet Set and Glasses, Teilot Tables, &c., &ci,< m, |j . >•■ Terms—Cash Before Delivery. MONDAY, JUNE 20, ;■.}■ |/7 ■At 11 o'clock, r r ' ": ■";■ - WINCHESTER-STREET,! OFF NEW '■-'" - ',TON'R6AD, NEWTON. ; ' : EDWARD LEYDON Hasreceived-instructions from the Executors of the ,late-Mrs"Brown to Sell, on tho pre mises (second house in Winchostor-siroetfrom Newton Road), THE WHOLE OF HER HOUSEHOLD 0 FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Consisting of— Couch, Cbeffonier, Chest,of Drawers, Iron Bed steads, Mattrasses, Palliasses,, 'Harpor and Twelvetrecs Mangle, Blankets, Coral, Glass warp, Oilcloth, Matting, Kitchen Utensils, &c. v EDWARD LEYDON, Auctioneer. • } .preliminary notice, . ■/, to arrive per oamaru, n,ow • ;;; ""hourly expected. ; ; \ oranges !; !■ : "/! ' '"'"' RANGES ! "■; '• G. W. BINNEY & SONS :, iWill sell as soon as vessel arrives, ft i! ' ORANGE S. ;, /"-•■ . ■ - , .. WITHOUT RESERVE. OHAS. h|sKETH.] ■ [ALEX. AITKEN. WESKETH, AITKEN AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, LAND, ESTATE, AND y■( j,r commission , agents. \--~ ;; . Regular Sales every Tuesday of Hides, Skins, . ' x> Wool, Tallow, etc. ClTi' MARKET,



'Auctions. >\V. S. COCHRANE] [J. DACBE THURSDAY, JUNE 30. COTTAGE—LONDON-STREET. PONSONBY. Tho subscribers will sell by auction at thoir Rooms. Queen-street, on THURSDAY, 30th instant, at twelve o'clock, by order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court at Auckland, T OT 138 of the Subdivision of parts Lots JLJ U and 17, Section'B/ Ponsonby, City o£ Auckland, having a frontage of-17 feet to Lon don-street, with a Cottage of five rooms erected thoreon, now occupied by Mr D. S. Cainbio. For further particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. WOOL, 'HIDES, SHEEPSKINS, TALLOW. HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers. Volunteer Notices. niSTEICT ORDERS. CHURCH PARADE. Militia and Voluntoer Office, Auckland, Juno 16,1887. The Volunteers Auckland Garrison will As semble at Drill-shed on SUNDAY Morning, 19th insh, at 10 o'clock, and from thence march to thoir respective Places of Worship. \yiL_IAMC. LYON, Col. "\T. Z. ■RE GIMEN T ARTILLERY". _3( « "A" BATTERY. Every member of the Battery is requested to meet at the Drill Shed, To-morrow, at 10 a.m., for Church Parade : also on Tuesday, at 9 a.m., to live Salute. Uniform : Full dress, side arms, helmets. By order,. _ WALTER C. MILLAR, Hon. Sec. ipONSONBY NAVAL ARTILLERY. Members of above Corps will muster at the Drill-shed Tv-MORROW (SOndayl, 19th inst., at 10 o'clock a.m. Biuo Uniform. The Corps will a.so muster at Drill-shed on TUESDAY EVENING, 2 stinst, at C o'clock sharp. White Uniform. J. B. MORPETII, Captain. OBSON IUFLE COMPANY. Members will Assemble at tho Drill-shed TO-MORROW (Sunday) MORNING, at 10 a.m., for Church Purade. Uniform : full dress, with helmets, white gloves, and side anutj.— O. LITTLE, Captain. Victoria rifles. CHURCH PARADE. Mombors are requested to assemblo at tho Drill-shed on SUNDAY MORNING at 10 a.m. sharp. Dress: Side anna, while gloves. By order. JAMES LOVELL, Hon. Sec. . TT|EVONPORT NAVAL ARTJLLERY^ CHURCH PARADE. ■: The Corps will muster at Victoria Wharf, Dovonport, nt 10.30 a.m. sharp- TO-MORROW (Sunday). Blue uniform, side arms, straw hats. Bund will also attend. o . . W. H. FENTON, Capt. Commanding Corps. Meetings. ROYAL OAK GOLD-MINING COM- PaN_ (Limited). Tho Annual General Meeting of tho Share holders of the Royal Oak Gold-mining Com pany (Limited) will be held at tho Commer cial Room, Boyd's Hotel, Coroinandel, on FRIDAY, June Zltta, at 10 a.m. . Business : To recoivo Directors' Annual Report, Adopt Balance-sheet, , Elect ' ' ' Directors and Auditor. W. HORNE, Coromandel, 18th June, 1887. Secretary. Public Notices. npHEGENERALCOUNCILand Members -*■ are earnestly requested to attend tho JUBILEE FESTIVAL at the Choral Hall, and BREAKFAST, tho latter to bo followed by a Conference, at Robson's Rooriis, at half-past eight o'clock, 21st inst. J. TONSON GARLICK, President Gospel Temperance Mission. A UCKLAND TOTAL ABSTINENCE __\_ SOCIETY. Tho committoe and members of-the Auckland Total Abstinciico Society are particularly re quested to attend the Jubilee Temperance Fes tival at the Choral Hall, on MONDAY evoning noxt, June 20, and the Conference Breakfast at Robsoii s Rooms, on TUESDAY morning at half-past eight. , ; ■ f ■ ' ' ' EDWIN TREMAIN, President. Tho officers of the Grand. Lodge and Sub- Lodgos and members of the Independent Ordor oi: Good Templars arc requested to attend tho JUBILItE TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL to bo held in the Choral Hall on MONDAY evening next, the 20th inst., in regalia; also to attend the CONFERENCE BREAKFAST at Robson's Rooms, on TUESDAY morning 4xt half-past Uf ' ' CHRISTOPHER BAILEY, Hon. G. W. Sec. 10. . .... R e >*r ■ ■ ■- • ■-'■■■■■' The Officera and Members of the Indopendant Order of Rcchabites are particularly requested :to attend tho JUBILEE FESTIVAL at the Choral Hall, on MONDAY night, and tho BREAKFAST at Robson's Rooms, on TUES DAY MORNING at half-past eight. r r ■ . ! J. W. FOSTER, , D.C. Ruler. J. G. CARR, Pis. Sec. Jubilee -whisky, Unrivalled in the Colonies. MI LD AN D MELL OW. JOHN ROBERTSON AND SONS, . ; Dundkk.- • - ■; ~' ,-j ;. •,, KING, WALKER, AND Co., Sole Agents. GOT O B A T H to ROTH'S PUBLIC HOT. COLD, AND SHOWER BATHS, Victokia-stkeet East. Charge—ONE SHILLING. Open all week days from (i a.m. , to 9 p.m., and SUNDAY MORNINGS fronr 0 till 10 a.m. The bath rooms are all private, and. supplied with every convenience, Turkish.towels, flesh and hair brnahes, combs, respirators, soapa, &c. Select liaiii-rooms (private) for ladies every day, at all hours, withfemale attendance, one Shilling and Sixpence. Pleasonote the Address—Victoria street East, above'tho Greyhound Hotel, and next the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart, Auckland. N.B.—Barber in attendance. V^OXLSr T COKE, CHARCOAL, FIRE \y : WOOD. I r Best Rata, Titree. and Puriri FirowoQd ; also, flrot-class Taupiri, Newcastle, and Kamo Coal, at Lowest Price for Cash, j Furniture caretully Removed, and Goods delivored to all parts of tho city and suburbs, at Lowest Rates.—Note the Address : C. PIPER, opposite the Pousonby Reservoir, and corner pf Nevyton at>d .Karanga hape Roads,', ■' ' / / . '£ , Li, ........... i.:



Public Notices. A QUADRILLE ASSEMBLY AND DANCING COMPETITION At the Catholic Institute. MONDAY, JULY •*- Double Ticket, 2s 6d; Single, 2s; Gallery, Is. Dancing Competition at 9. Messrs Corbott and McNamara, M.C.'s. CITY OF AUCKLAND TRAMWAYS AND SUBURBAN LAND COMPANY (Limited), . FOOTBALL! FOOTBALL! JUBILEE DAY~TUESDAY). 'Buses will connect at Newmarket" with all cars leaving Queen-street between tho hours of 1 and 3 p.m., conveying passengers to Football Ground, Epsom, returning after the match. FARES, 6d EACH WAY. ASSOCIATION GROUND, DILWORTH'S PADDOCK. On MONDAY NEXT a frequent service will be run to Newmarket, conveying passengers within a few minutes' walk of the ground. , TIME TABLE. Extra Cars will run on both circuits on MON" DAY and TUESDAY next. 'BUSSES. On TUESDAY next College Hill 'Busses will not run , Onehunga "Busses will run the usual Saturday Night Service. CHORAL HALL. rnAV Cars will leave Choral Hall on MONDAY NIGHT after close of Temperance Meoting- Auckland, 18th June, 1887. GRAND JUBILEE TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL. MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 20. A Grand Jubilee Festival under the auspices of tho joint Tom peran co Societies of Auckland ■ will be hold in the *3-CHORAL HALLK3. On Monday Evening, June 20, when the following ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME Will bo presented. The doors will bo open at six o'clock, when Messrs Crosher and Massey will be prepared to dispense substantial refreshments with tea and coffee in tho annex. At half-past six there will be A PROMENADE CONCERT, When selections of choice music will be played by Mr Townsend's strince and brass band. At eight o'clock tho chair will be taken by SIR GEORGE GREY, X.C.8., Babt. Overturo, " Joy ! oh Joy! Behold the Saviour, ,, Band. Opening Anthem .. " God Save the Queen," • • Audience. Prayer .. .. .. .. - Rev. G. B. Monro Chorus, " Mighty Britannia " St. James Choir Chairman's Address .. Sir George Grey Duet, " The Singing Lesson," Mrs Johnson and Mr C. Taylor Solo, " A Littlo Mountain Lad," Mrs Judson Addross .. .. .. W. J. Speight, Esq. Quartette St. James' Choir Overture, "God bo with you until we meet 'again " .. Band Solo, " Tho Drunkard's Raggit Wean" Miss C. Gribble THE PRIZE POEM, Written specially for the occasion, will be recited by Mr. It. S. Bakky. Solo, " Love Never Dies," .. Mr C. Taylor. Address ... ... .. Rev. T. Hpurgeon. Solo .. .. .. .. Miss Main. Quartotto .. .. .. St. James' Choir. Presentation of Prizes by Lady l''ox. Chorus, "Stretch Forth, Stretch Forth," St. James' Choir. God Save the quekn. Tickets Is Each; Family Tickets to Admit Parents and Turks Childken 2s Cd. Tickets can bo had from the following :-Kidd and Wildman, Victoria Arcade ; E. Wavte, Stationer, Qucon-strcct; Upton and Co., Book sellers, Queen-street; J. Mackay, Booksellers, G rey-streot and Karangahape Rd.: R. Gregory, Ponsonby Road; W. R. Cook, Hon. Sec, Gospel Temperance Oftlce, Albert-street; aud from the Secretary or any member of tho Committee. HJ ROTHERHAM, Hon.Seo. , TUBILEE TEMPERANCE BREAK- O ' FAST. A PUBLIC BREAKFAST will take place in Robson's Rooms, Queen-street, on TUESDAY MORNING at half-past eight. To bo followed by a TEMPERANCE CONFERENCE, which will bo opened by G. B. Lilly, Esq., with an address on "Tho future of tho Temperance Cause." The Roy. G. B. Monro will follow, and then tho Conference will bo an open one. The chair will bo taken by J, T. Garlick, Esq. TICKETS, ONE SHILLING EACH, "' H. ROTHERHAM, Hon. Sec. TUBILEE!! TUBILEE!! O ' O FREE JUBILEE DINNERS ! ! FREE TO ALL. On MONDAY, from 11 a.m. Messhs J. ENDEAN, McKEOWN, B. DAW SON, W. S. WHITLEY, F. WILLIAMS, HELLABY BROS., and Capt. PANKOAV, WILL DISTRIBUTE THEIR FREE JUBILEE DINNERS Of Fresh Beef, Mutton and Pork, Potatoes, Plums, Currants and Flour, Bread, Fish, Fruit etc., to all who apply. COME EVERYONE and bring nothing ■bufc, big kits. Distributing Shop: CUSTOM STREET, Opposite Waiteinata Hotel. "God Save the Queen." AR oi uioVBRS —Very superior, water' pro th with eyelets, all sizes.—E. &A- Isaacs. . ... JUBILEE HOLIDAYS, —Pianos can be Hired for.one or more evenings, as re quired, at small cost, only at Webb's, Oak House Hobson-street. M - Idical fees reduced to :-\ ENGLISH RATES. To accommodate patients from the country DR. BAKtSWELL'S Consulting Rooms will be open on MONDAY and TUESDAY, from 9 to 12 only, and not in the afternoon or evoning. . , . , HOBSON STREET (2 doors from Cook Street). TUBILEE'HOLIDAYS. -Pianos can be Hired for one or more evenings, as re quired, at small cost,only at Webb's, Oak House Hobson-street. , BAND OF HOPE UNION. Members are particiilarly requested to attend the JUBILEE TEMPERANCE 'FESTIVAL to be hold in the Choral Hall next MONDAY even ing; and the BREAKFAST CONFERENCE at Robson's Rooms, on TUESDAY morning, at half-past eight. ■ W. J. MacDERMOTT. WORTH NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' _l3i CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Ld. in liquidation. finaiTnotice. Proceedings will bo taken without further notice for all Calls and Accounts unpaid on the ■5-11 h JUNE inst. Remittances by bank cheques must include exchange. . W. GARRETT, (Timiirtnt™, GEO. FRASER, ( Ll lultlatO1 ultlatOT S- Auckland, Customs-street West. -Tfe/li INSTRUMENTS to select Jj_\_/W from, only at Thos. H. Webb and Co.'s, Oak Houao, Hobson-street, at prices from £7 to £175, any of which can be had on Deferred Payments. Terms to suit purcha3ers. AITIIOUSE, Hobson-street. Messrs Webb & Co. is the oldest established Musi cal Instrument Warehouse in Auckland, and therefore the best and most reliablo house for •persons requiring Pianos and tirgans. , WORSTED SUITS, with an extra Pair of Trousore for nothing. £t.—At J. H. Dal to n's, Tailor, Viotoria-strcot East. ~t f\ f\ INSTRUMENTS to select _|_ \_/ \_7 from, only at Thos. H. Webb and Co.'s, Oak House, Hobson-street, at prices from £7 to £175, any , of which can be had on Deferred Paynientß. Terms to suit; purchasers.



Public Notices. TVTOTICE.—Just received JN one case of Ladies' and Gente' VmbfUas. Now Umbrellas made to order on lock libsi ana patent curved caragon frames, a s ™°f °. choice material on hand for repairing and re covering. I would call the attention or ££""«» era aud others to a good quality of pnm| blades for re-blading.-J. W llham n ß ' Maker, Cutler, and Saw Trimmer opposite bras Company's Office, Wyndham-streot. _ . SR , ssa. J 3& «» a St streets. Open daily from ato o. . HONESTY •is the best policy." If: everg body thought so Wouras Schisaips would not be imitated as it is . TLLUMINATION _L est way to Illuminate is with Coloured Lamps-2s fid per doz. at the_Glags_Works^___ WHAT evprvbodv says must be true. All who have use y d Wolfe's Schnapps say it is tho best stimulant. ISH ! FISH ! FISH !-Rakino Smoked Fish, wholesale in Is Parcels at on Thursdays, . Fridays, and Saturdays. Address. A. Sanf ord, Rakino Island. «1 REWARD. Whereas certain sus -3& JL peeted persons have been stealing the and destroying the fences on our. Property at Victoria Avenue, Remuera. The above reward will be paid to any person giV.™B "i™ r nation which sliall lead to &c of the offenders.-Apply Mr King, Chemist, Queen street, Auckland. TVUNNING on Mrs Atwood's Farm, New JA» Lynn', a Chestnut Mare, star o«'oreheag- If not claimed within seven days will be sold to pay expenses. — I "SHOULD SMILE with an Ex.tra pair of Trousers for nothing.—Apply J. H. Dalton, Tailor. _ _____ WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS is a delightful bevo rage as agreeable to the taste as its pro perties are beneficial to the health. i OUNG _ LADIES' JOURNAL, Jubilee Number, Sun Coronation Number, can be had at W. E. Hears , New Shop, five doors below Wellesley-street. -■ ■ A YRSHIKE DAIRY, Karangahape _T__ Road, is selling the Best Pure New Milk the Province produces at 3d per quart, delivered F'~~OR Fancy Baskets, Wicker Chairs, Bassinettes, and every.'description of acsketware, go to Cole's, Wellesley-streotEast, h cheapest in Auckland. Established l?6l. AND DA~Y SCHOOL Wellesley _i_l street, first house from Syinoods-street; one shilling weekly. Private tuition, .or at pupil's own residence. MOUNT EDEN NIGHT SCHOOL, Mount Eden Road, adjoining Kden Hall. i do irs from New North Road; one shilling weekly. - WRITING! WRITING! Writing taught as quickly as the ability of tho pupil will permit.—Wellesley-street, first house from Symo ■> ds-street. ■ ' TO THE INHABITANTS OF PAR . NELL. I beg to state that I J , nm . J. Lamb and C. Wood, Estate of R. COWAN, Baker, ra_pS*«6 Good will of Bueincss, Book Debts, and ■a» other As sets in the above-mentioned estate, and' now beg to say that I shall endeavour by prompt at tention to all orders entrusted to my_ care, combined with supplying a first-class article, to merit a share of the trade of Parnell and dis tricts adjoining. . - ■ JOSEPH EDUER. mORCHLIGHT PROCESSION. The Trades and Labour Council desire to im press upon all Trades Unions,and Labour Asso ciations the advisability of taking part in the Procession, which will leave the Industrial Association Rooms. Wynduam-sUeet, on TUES DAY i Jubilee} _.V_.NIN*G, at 7. H. W.FARNALL. Secretary. JUBILEE FANCY - DRESS BALL. 300 RICH FANCY COSTUMES , ... .f , .FOR HIRE, ~- Very reasonable Including Costumes from the Principal Opcas Shakespearian Dramas, etc., all made by the best London and Parisian makers. Apply to R. EA G L,E TONY-; Fancy Costumier, Etc., .._„ Queen-street. . FRAULEIN HEISE, from Hanover. Visiting lessons, Pianoforte Music, Ger man, French. Terms low. Address: Near Pennall's Store, Epsom Road. TC'EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. AUCKLAND SECTION. ONEH UN G A RACE S, TUESDAY, JUNE 21. On TUESDAY, June 21,1887, trains will leave Auckland for Te Papapa at 11.30 a.m., 12 noon, and 12.30 p.m., stopping at intermediate station. io pick up passengers; returning from Te Pa papa to Auckland at 5.35 p.m. sharp, stopping where required. Return fares from Auckland and Newmarket (including admission to course), Ist class, 2s Cd; 2nd class, 2s 2d; from other stations, Saturday return fares. PLUMPTON PARK COURSING CLUB'S MEETING, AT PAPATOITOI, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22. On WEDNESDAY, 22nd June, a Special Train will leave Auckland at 10.10 a.m. for Papatoitoi, stopping at intermediate stations, if required, to pick up passengers, and at the crossing oppo site entrance to Coursing Club's Grounds to set passengers down; returning from Crossing to Auckland at 4.45 p.m., stopping where required. The train leaving Auckland for Mercer at 4.15 p.m. will stop at the- above-named Crossing to pick up passengers, and will leave the Crossing at0.15p.111. ;, IS :,' , ,-.. ; ~ . Saturday Return Fares. -~. , ...,, BY ORDER. District Traffic Manager's Office, Auckland, June lli, 1887. A. G. B ARTLBTT ' CHRONOMETER WATCHMAKER AND * JEWELLER, 154,. QUEEN-STREET. . GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY. PRESENTATION CLOCKS, Eto. WEDDING, KEEPER, AND GEM RINGS. ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES IfKOM £3. Chronometers, Chronographs, and all kinds of Complicated Watches Carefully Cleaned and Adjusted. Worn or injured parts Re-made by New. Watchinakipg-Machinery, to which we invite 'inspection. Best' watch materials only used. Clocks Repaired and forwarded home and set going if required. Jewellery Made to Order, Repaired, dtc. Watch Keys fitted for customers gratis. HC A M P Be"l L, , Care E. ; PRIESTLEY, Hobson-st. OFFERS £4 AND £1 FOR THE MOST WORDS MADE OUT OP THE LETTERS IN "QUEEN'S, JUBILEE DAY." Competitors must send in answers by -J UN E 3 Oth, ! v With Is. in Stamps, and Name and .. . Address. : GARRICK having started a Mariu • , • factory for making a Mineral Soap,; known ac Garrick's Patent, it is used for all household purposes, and it surpasses anything ever produced or brought into tho market, and being a local article,; he trusts that everybody, will give it a trial, Sold at. ail Grocers" shops. D. NORDEN, Agent, Woodbine Cottage, Grey street, JUBIL E E 'HO LIDA VS. PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL, ' , : MOWICK. • > '■■■- MRS- HINDLEY, the Proprietress of the above Hotel, respectfully requests parties coming out during the holidays tb telephone the day previous, if -they require dinner or accomo dation, X \: , /P,!?, HINDLEY,.;



Public Notices. MORE-T U B I L E E-MORE O, j ' '~,'.. J The Undersigned wishes to communicate with his fellow-settiers, and to state that, while loy ally congratulating Her Majesty on attaining her Jubilee, he feels that that august Lady, by the accident of birth, careful thrift, and the pre sumed " Divine Right of Kings," has already a very considerable proportion of this worms good things for her enjoyment, and that the re verse of affluent settlers of this portion of her dominions should hardly be called upon for use less and wasteful expenditure. It would per haps be more in accordance with tbe "fitness of things "if the position was somewhat re versed, , and the plethora of those figuratively "we!l filled coffers'alluded to, used to mollify the effects of the political ill-usage and exhaus tion which this colony experiences to the full, and which her Majesty's representative here contributes to intensify. In a very small way m this direction C. T. Wren, while hoping for the advantage of having his well-filled nursery grounds depleted, to make room for suceess onal stock, proposes to contribute to the wel fare of his fellow-settlers as follows — For all orders for nursery stock, accompanied by remittance received, or dated, from this time to the 30th of June, instant, inclusive, amounting to £10 and upwards, a Jubilee pre sent of nursery stock to the value of £2 10s will be made :—On £3, as above, a present of ■SI. worth ; on £2, as above, 7s 6d; and on £1, 3s' worth will be given, as far as the stocks re quired can be supplied. 0. T. W. must neces sarily select the stock so presented, but on cus tomers mentioning their preferences, they will be attended to as far as possible. Orders must be executed in rotation, and now.is the time ! N.B.—On Vegetable and Flower Seeds and Seed Potatoes presents of seeds to the amount of one-half the scale as above will be made. Telephone No. 209.—C. T. WRK3N, Mount Hob- Bon Nursery and Seed Warehouse. Remuera. "PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. Lands under village homestead special settlement system. ' Crown Lands Office, Auckland, May 25,1887. The following lands will be open for selection on and after FRIDAY, the 2lth day of June neXt> - D.A.TOLE. Commissioner Crown Lands. Hukeeentji Survey Distbict.—Section 18, Block V.,containing 21 acres; sections 19, 20, 21, and 22, containingso acres each; Bections, 24 and 25, Block X., 20 acres each, and sections 26, 27 and 28, containing 50 acres each. Upset price, one shilling per acre per annum. Pateterb .North Survey District (Piako County).-Block IX.. section 16, containing 43a 3r lp; sections 17, 18, 19 and 20, containing o0 acres each; section 21, 43a Or 30p; section 23,31 a Or 16p;. sections 26 to 39 inclusive, 50 acres each; section id, containing 49a lr; sections 41, 42, 43 and 14, 50 acres each; sections 40, 46,17 and 48, 41 acres each; sections 49, 50, 51 and 02, 50 acres each, and section 53, containing 40 acres. Upset price, one shilling per acre per annum in each case. PUBLIC NOTICE ■ " ; ■ LUNATIC ASYLUM ENDOWMENT , FOR LEASE. :--'■'■■■ Crown Lands Office. ' . . Auckland, May 31,1887. The undermentioned Allotment will be offered for lease by public auction for a period'of seven (7) vears,at this Office on FRIDAY.the third day of July next, at the hour of eleven o'clock in, the forenoon. • D. A. TOLE, : r - - -. ■ Commissioner of Crown Lands. SUBURBS OF AUCKLAND. Lot 20, Section 9, containing 127 acres. Upset annual rental, £15. . J. Rent payable yearly in advance. PUBLIC NOTIFICATION., CROWN LANDS FOR LEASE UNDER THE PERPETUAL LEASING SYSTEM. Crown Lands Office, • gj. ..„„..,«-Auckland, May2s,lßß7. Written Tenders (in sealed covers) will-be re- ! ceived at this office not later than half-past four p.m. on FRIDAY, the 2ith day of June next, for the Lease of the undermentioned*sections for! the term of 30 yeara, with the right of renewal i for a further term of 21 years. Forms of tender and declaration can be ob tained at the Land Office, Auckland, and at the Post Oflices at Te Aroha, Dargaville, Manga wharo, Litchfieid and Oxford. D. A TOLE, Commissioner for Crown Lands. Waitoa Survey ; District.—Block* XVI.: Section 7, containing 8a 3r ; Section 8,6 a2r 20p; Section 9,7 a2r 32p; Section 10, 5a lr sp; Section 11, Sa3r 12p; Section 12, 8a; Section 13,7a1r 20p; Section 14, 7a 2r. Te Aroha Survey District.—Block XI.: Section 97, containing 16a 2r; and Section 98, 14a2r25p. Upset price,-2s per acre per annum. Also, Section 92, Block XI., Te Aroha, con taining 32a Or 20p. Upset price, 2s per acre per annum, subject to £8 being added for improve ments. Mangatautari Survey District.—Block XII., section 2, containing Ha, Or 10p; section i, 82a 3r; section 5, 101 a 3r; section 6, 91a2r35p; section 17,63 a; section 19,45 a; sec tion 20, 93a. Upset price, one shilling per acre per annum. Patetere North Survey District.—Block IX., section 1. containing 155 a 2r 12p; section 2,83 alr 22p ; section 3, 95a Or 10p; section 4, 65a lr 16p; section 13,109 alr ; section 21, 64a Or 2Sp ; section 25,95 aOr Bp. Upset price, one shilling per acre per annum. HE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS Show the Utility of LAMB'S PATENT PORRIDGE MEAL. 1 "X Auckland, June 14,1887. { ■ -John Lamb, Esq. Dear Sir,—lt has been on my mind for some time now to drop you a line about your Patent Porridge Meal. I believe you are aware IJiave suffered considerably from injury to thostomach from tea-tasting, and having consulted my medical adviser, he strongly recommended Porridge for breakfast, which-1 have; taken until I heard of your Patent Porridge Meal. I may here say the Oatmeal soon caused unplea santness, sourness of the stomach, j:and£pimples and spots", with irritation, on the surface of the body. From this I was glad to get away, and at once took to your Patent Porridge Meali With it I find none of the irregularities com! plained of above, but a most palatable Porridge;. and tlie whole system free from iinpleasantness or irritation. 1 can strongly recommend it, and certainly think you should do a large trade in such an excellent article.—Yours very truly, ! (Signed) FREDK. WHITEHEAD. ! Industrial School, Kohimarama, i '; jAuckland, June 2,1557. Mr John Lamb, Sir,—We have now been using your Patent Porridge Meal at this school for two months; and I consider it but right to inform you that we all (staff as well as boys) like it so "well that I would find it a difficult matter to' get them td return to using oatmeal. It is without a doubt a splendid article of diet. I may add.on .my representing to the Education Department iri Wellington that I was using your Patent Por4 ridge Meal instead of Oatmoal, I received authority. from Rev. .Mr Habons, Secretary for Education, to continue its use in the school: —Yours faithfully, ; . ; (Signed) GEORGE P. HOGAN, : • , ' .; Manager. Ponsonby, Auckland, .-. F , ■ I May 30,1557. Mr John Lamb. •; Dear Sir,—l thinkdtla duty to let you know results of .your new "Porridge Meal on our youngest boy. /He was weakly, and refused every food preparation that cou'd be got, but upon getting some of yours ho took to it at once, and afterwards nothing would satisfy him 'but this porridge. Five or six times a day is not too much for him, and seeing it, being prepared . cried until he got it. He is now strong and healthy, and can eat anything. Wishing you success,—l remain, yours, &c., (Sighed) ■ W. CAiiDER. Orphan Home, Parnell, -:'• ' ;■ .May 25,1887. Mr John Lamb: Dear Sir,—We are greatly pleased : with your Porridge Meal, having used it for some time. The children all like the Porridge Meal better than anything they have had before. Wo thank you for supplying a long felt want, a : pure Porridge Meal, prepared so. as to keep all the most valuable properties of. tho wheat.—lam, sir, yours truly, (Sigued) ■ E. NEARY, s ■ Matron. GORN MANURE,—Freezing Co. , s. £8, of all merchants. ' 4?s>fr PIANOS, just landed- (Wonder ed foos ful Bargains). Ask for the " Auck land Model," made expressly for Webb and Co., Oak House, Hobson-street. '■' '■■ ■'■ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.-Country visitors are invited to inspect the exten sive stock oi above—On view only at Oak House, iHobson-streeVu., ' J



lenders b ' I DAY, the 27th instant, S?** o£ MBttttj Additions to p remißes> Qnee f ratl( «« and Auckland Permanent Co fct M and Investment Society. f^ V ? Plans, etc., at my office. Monumentat WaUcomitiCeSj ' Tenders will be received until »' •'■'] jtostreet, by noon V^^g EDW.MAHONEY&gojf i « Tenders will be received unci FRIDAY, July the?Bth?&r tUe Masonic Motel. Princes street COno£Q K> Plans, etc., at my office. '■ ' ■ ■ ' W.H.SKINNER^^i 'jo o a k~pjlTtTTs:' ' Tenders for the Erection of a 6iiti£i Upper Union-street, will be o'clock on SATURDAY, 25th instanl .^» Plans,:etc.,atMr Wade's offices Olddmfl Chambers, High-street. - - ' ""^Recll R. M. WATT, — "■"'' : " '■ : Archifcf mENDEßS will be received uMlf J. ofTHUESDAY,23rd,fortheE£r il , a Four-roomed House at GreenlS!,*! 1 and specifications to be seen at Mr t •■lγ? man's, Green Lane, Remuera. ' Lowest m^r : tender not necessarily accepted. ■ .•■' :ry rp..o b,u i l ; iTTT-s:. j r»Yv"w d i Tenders up'to nobn^ofiWEHNES. 1 DAY, 22nd June forthe Erection of a- cX Butter Factory labour only) at Road. Plans, &c, at' tfie AuckfficS House, Karangahape Road. = m mENDERS FOR BRICKJAKiqI . _ Tenders are invited up to the 30th'July fo r j Making from One to Three Muuon.Brickeatta Porotarau Tunnel. Specifications and fS. lars may be obtained from Messrs E, PortSl Co., Auckland, or from the Undersigned! at tto Works. The lowest or any tendernotnec4sS JOHN BRITON. ■ ENDEES FOR IIRlnVOlH) -CUTTING. .• V Tenders are invited for CuiMng and Bta_khi : from Two to Five Thousand Tons of R!*3. ; Porotarau Tunnel. Particulars at thetTorks. • ■ : 'JOHNBRitOT' i i ri opty .of wii'TEmitX: ] REPAIRS TO. THE WHAU BRIDGE. ; l 1 Tenders for the above, work will be received" at this office up to noon ot FRIDAY; the Ist o£ s July next.' Plans and specification jnajt'e seen I at this office and at' the AvondaleJHoteL Avo'ndale.., r. < ■ :'■:■• ':.■;;;..:; V;*f=£! S . ; OLIVER: MAYS, : ;Chaimaii.) County Office, Palmerston Buildings,,;,. - r ' I Auckland; June 15,1887. AUCKLAND: HARBOUR. jBOABD, TENDERS FOR "STEEL.SHAFTS ANDr - BUSH. ,: Harbour Board Office, Auckland, iSthJuneip, ' Tenders will be received'■ at this'pfflcS.tiiiffl Tuesday, the 28tli inst. at noon, for 'rapplying Steel Shafts and Bush for Dredger Np. 121, ia terms of specifications and conditions to lie seek i at the Engineer's Office, n <.\/ '$(& Tenders to be endorsed, " Tender for £m and Bush." , :■ i ~ The. lowest or any ; ' accepted. -;••'' v : § By order of the Board. , . ;GMl3%* ■.■■;.- J. M. BEIGHAM,;. ■ . ■ . ■' ■ ■ ■ -- ' - ■ ■ ■ "/.;Secretary IN -B ANIE UPICI Tenders, sealed and endorsed;"Tender for Book Debts," will be received by tie' under-, signed up^to'noon; on--SATURDAY/the Jothi instant, for the Uncpliected Book Debts inm-i ous estates, amounting altogether tb£p)U7s4& | Tendere may bo for the: whole or-separately., Lists and conditions at my office. ; JOHN LAW3ON, Official Assignee in Bankrapuiji •; Auckland, June 17,1587. ' }■ T N BANKRU PTC V; ESTATE OF R. H. BARTLETT, PHOTO-; | GRAPHER. QUEEN-STKEET,:, ■ / AUCKLAND. Tenders are invited for the gooavMvaiidajl the' requisite appliances of this flrst-class'Bua ness as a going concern. Tenders sealed ana endorsed "Tender Bartleti'sEstate,"mthchi» i for 12*, per cent, marked '■ good > for ceivablg up to noon JuneSo«i,lS37,at,tteoffl m ; of the Official Assignees; WeltogtODMUms?: church, and Duhedin, where mventorrMttwn ... ditions may be seen, and also at the office of tie undersigned. - - ■'•:■; ; • •■'•• ; , : Official AKignee.. ■ Auckland, Jtme 8,1887. • ;■■.'.■ Cassette in BapJdrgptfe^ TN B A N_K_R U P' T OY. IN-TBS ; DISTRICT p WAIKATO ■ ton. : '■;■.': "'.'-■"-' : .'<• •■■, »•-.--;■ •"'■-. : ■'. I In tlie matterof : ''The'Bankruptcy T A|,MBS3:' '• • . , andoftheameridmentsthereor. .Notice is qfTeAwamutaaaihe •District QtWawa^. the Provincial ■District of;A™o*wi§t Zealand, late Hotelkeeper, and at • ness, hayeSthis day filed in. thej ai <^^ , Hamilton a Petition to be adjudged a h. Dated this 17th cay of June, ■ Tnois Awamutu,'Solicitor, -for the above-named Bankrupt, js- ,■■-■■ .^, -; . q ,&~3.:8.E-TI '' m i' J'-" , ■' ;/ V' :,, ' , FOB -r/i;/. ■' NEW .... Freight on Wan g ap_e_Oargo *' V^ For freight or passage apply CRAIG) ,„ ' ■ '■ ■■"- Commerce-street or, J. W. WALLER invited. Sankey^sJlyiW|S^ r cheap, f Jj Nine- working tono.-Add£e£sOrgan l^^^-r-^^ TO LET, sto v e cto; 1 6 Rooms: gas and stoated at the conver,of A ' C. tffu Pollon-stroet, Sftr^ c f,,^fn,i4i6t!Aßen t - iJ 'iiotel l Bollard, Estateandtomn» hri , b ter Bo' street West, or to Mi » P —v____^ —- Newton. - ___^l r l^-q^^Omprov« r ipTBDW a A %V T. josser. VV: to the vf^fX Boot Warohouse, ====sssS^S