SECOND EDITION

The Auckland Star.

VOL. XYIIL-Na 126-

AUCKLAND, N.z,, MONDAY, MAY 30, 1887.

PHICE-ONE PENNY.

TABLE TALK.

"MriCADO." Political crisis. How will it all end ? Resignation should be ft virtue. ( With a Stout-Atkinson coalition. And a " billet" provided for Sir Julius, cli? The country won't grudge him a thousand a year, provided he retires from politics. But he's not so very "retiring," and hi 3 Stout henchman seems inclined to stick to him ! Vitriol throwing in Auckland. A dastardly affair if the story is true; glad .to think no injury was inflicted. ' " Kindergarten " Dilworth, Esq. A worthy Auckland citizen gives gener ously towards the proposed Kindergarten school. Not quite Arcadian simplicity in Auck land yet. Daring burglary and theft of L 350 worth of jewellery right under the nose of the police. The bellringers bard was right when ha said—" Where are the bobbies then? Fa» far away !" These robberies and burglaries are signs of the hard times; people must live, you know. ' • Not at all necessary ! I see a good second ■ hand tombstone advertised for sale, a "wonderful bargain !" i But it isn't so easy to get a bit of earth ta bury oneself in. The Government collect a heavy tax on graveyard allotment sales. t Poor New Zealand tax-payer—he musfl keep on paying after he's under the sod ! Tonga natives abill threaten to butcher Baker. Ah, I see they mean to " club " together, • and so secure the carrying out of their do sign. A very " clubbable" lot, as Dr. Johnson would say ! A tourist without money is a tramp. A tramp who has money is a tourist. - ■>,■ Lady Jervois is suffering from a sprained' ankle. < In 1884, 13 girls of between 15 and lfi were married in New Zealand. . I Query—lf the " ago of consent" is raised ■ to 16 years, will such young girls nob ba r allowed to marry ? Steam is ascending from Ruapehu, which: was for a long time considered an extincb volcano. Auctioneers have a nod way of receiving* bids. There will be no Twelfth of July pro cession in Auckland this year Professor Kirk's work on fruib blight and diseases of fruit trees has been reprinted, under the authority of the Government of' Queensland. \ Auckland Criminal Sessions will be inT full swing during the Jubilee holidays. At Tauranga, athletic sports are to ba held on the 21st June, in honour of the Jubilee. The money drawn is to go towards the school library. It is said that Kawhia police district will be merged in Waikato, and Inspector Me-: Govern appointed to the new district north of Auckland. The whole number of teachers in the public schools of the United States and territories is 307,804. Of these.l9B,ooo, or nearly two-thirds, are women,. " Thauma " near the top "of Qneen Street, and the midget show about the centre, still attract crowds of sight-seers. There will be a requiem mass offered up at St. Patrick's Cathedral on Wednesday morning next, for the repose of the soul of the late Prince Louis Napoleon, Prince Im perial of France. The Vagabond has got a steep job on hand' just now ; he is trying to get damages oub ot a Methodist paper in Melbourne. Defaming the vagabond, eh ? Yos : said he was mendacious, and " ut terly unworthy of credence and confi dence 1" They will plead justification and verilas and challenge the "" vag." to prove a state ment made in one of his lectures "thatf king Thakambau became an exemplary Christian after the loss of his teeth and the ruin of his digestion." Ho, ho ! limb's whab riled the religious paper, is it ? • The popular violinist, Remenyi is still continuing his tour round the world, having visited India, Burmah, the Straits Settle ments, China and Japan, and at last ac counts he was in South America. New Zealand colonists accumulated • £15,000,000 in the ten years from 1875 to 1885 ; and yet jjooplo talk about depres sion !" ' No sign of starting Auckland Custom House building yet. The Government would like to punlah Auckland in some way, and they think the best way is to delay our public works. Shameful tactics, especially as there are unemployed workmen here, and tenders sent in below the estimate cost of the build ing. In New Zealand there Tare 102 Roman Catholic priests,of whom one i 3 Italian, one a Colonist, 3 Germans, 8 English, 1 Scotch,' 21 French, and 64 Irishmen ; 3 Bishops, of whom one is an Irishman and the other two Englishmen. " t - < ».j *_ DrrMacan'drew, of Dunedin, has been ap pointed to the charge of the Lunatic Asylum and gaol at Hokitika. ypimftV



■ " TT NIO N STEAMSHIP hx^f^l U COMPANY OF NEW KSI ZEALAND (LIMITED). iSPfS^ ROYAL MAIL EXPRESS P^A SERVICE. OVERLAND ROUTE TO ' FVGLAND THROUGH AMERICA. t ne -like tho heat of tho Red Soa and the »» cold of capo Horn. .«. ctpnmers of this Line arc appointed to and Auckland for Honolulu and leaTfrancisco every four weeks, sailing as TSOJZ——— —: ~ ' " _, Leave Leavo Arrive jtjamer. lovs. s y( i ne y. Auck. 'Frisco. . oSA 3000 Juno 15 Junc2ol July 10 <£JJsMe availablo for twelve months, and E Passengers can break their journey at «L a Honolulu, San Francisco, and any Qcall on route to New York. ffirtueh Fares, Sydney or Auckland, to w England, •^£s9 t0£67106. Steerage, £3035, 'WJI information apply at any of the ' iftTON STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF ■ m NEVV ZEALAND (LIMITED). TTNION STEAMSHIP fe^f COiiPANY OF NEW ZEA- If^l LAND (LIMITED). jpSßßs|| TIME TABLE.-May. S^SlW >laW'^S fjnAST PORTS (from Manukau). i gteimer. | Date of Sailing. | A I Tues., 31,1 p.m. I 12 noon STfIRANAKI, WELLINGTON, AND ■ LYTTELTON (Special Service). g^g^ fFrid'y,June3,3.3o p.m. I 2 p.m. ~ SSTISBORNE, NAPIER, WELLINGTON, WfvwELTONT AND PORT CHALMERS . (from Auckland). EIpOOBI . I Thurs., June^, noon 1 — - SfmAßtfA I Tbur3.. Juno 9. noon I — -^r"MELBOURNE (Via Bluff). SSSSoRi I Thurs., June 2, noon j - ffuKiBAPA* I Thurs.. Juno 9, noon I - luuuw *Calls at Hobart. JTJRJ^QLULU AND SAN FRANCISCO" I Mon.. Juno 20, 1 p.m. I — """ FOR SYDNEY. kmomAhana I Tues., 31,5 p.m. I — ■—"fob levuka and suva. isiWATA ! Mon., 30.5 p.m. i — / (Cargo till noon). ■jjJBRUSSELL AND KAWAKAVVA. Wiah'sa I Tucs., 31 May, 5 p.m. 1 - "~FOR GISBORNE, NAPIEK AND WELLINGTON. AciTiuiJA 1 Tucs. 31, G p.m. I — "~ FOR GREYMOUTH. Dju; I Tues., June 7.2 p.m. I — Carco must be booked and alongside TWO lODBS before advertised time of departure. Passage Tickets must bo taken at the Com fflrt Office. Irakland Branch, corner Queen and Customs teela. ' m A U R A N G A, !^^^^ OPOTIKI, AND VBJmiisor WHAKATANE. - ' '■ CSELMSFORD WiU leave ftaWstreet Wharf (weather and other circumstances permitting), at 5 p.m., THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, 30th inst. Agents-J. Bodblt,, Tauranga; Whakataue, B. P. Bluett; Abbotx1 & Whitjs, Opotiki. Apply to— .. SHARP & CO., Commerce-street ''"~t~* 'tIKTAIUKU AND ONE JZ&LIt V.V HUNGA STEAM «B; NAVIGATION CO. (Limited). CALLING AT AWITU POLLOCK, WAI : PIPI, and other places. miE-TABLB.-S.S. MANUKAU. leave Onehunga: Leave Waiuku: May. fr-Tuesday, 1 p.m. 31—Tuesday, 4.30 p.m. Weather and other circumstances permitting, so cargo received within half an hour wmtisedtime of leaving. All freights payable before delivery of goods. Jot responsible for shipping, carrying or dis ™pig live stock. _J, BABR BROWN, Managing Director. AJTj- . Q S. COROMANDEL. '^^^M, THOMAS SCOTT, MASTER. TIME TABLE. leaves Auckland: Loaves Coromandel: w , — Tuesday, 31,12 noon *«ie&, 1,12 noon Thursday, 2,12 noon '%, 3,12 noon Saturday, i, 12 noon Weather and other Circumstances permitting. Mt responsible in shipping, carrying, or dis «gingUve stock. J W<> received without Shipping Note. jTOhinhalf-an-hour of advertised time of artpre. -...,, ill Parcels must bo prepaid on Board. >^£- A. R. H. SWINDLEY. Manager. ■■i*tdr "E 1 ° R THAMES, iffiffigk P HIKUTAIA, PAEROA, Sg^^lTE AROHA, WAITOA, j^^ (SHAFTESBURY AND S SETTLEMENT, if suffluieiit induce "wmcrs.). J^O T U X U tevVl, ?-TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) «»u)Hj, May 31, f^jnly-, apply to- • v: ' SMITH, & FIRTH. j|gf-. /ORIENT LINE. '^^^ STEAM TO LONDON. From Sydney. From Melbourne. itJf/v ■•••••• June! June 10 ™" kSr---... June 18. . Juno 21 SJ^_^_-• July 2 * ■. ■ July 8 W A» a fortlligbtly tliereaf ter. W'i.'p from Now Zealand to London: &' t« i»o£24 : Seconcl, £36t0 MO ; Saloon. tern ,£(0-., .EXCURSION RETURN %J,$ TailaDle9 months—First-class, £105. IC^'^months-First-class, £115; Second, I COMPANY OF ■ W ZEALAND (Limitkd). B^»-~»— '■■ ■ Agente in New Zealand. 1/^4" S TEAM T0 LONDON -I^^»* PENINSULAR & ORIEN- I^^P^ TAL STEAM NAVIGA ? ■ TION COMPANY. I^.i^fONDON DIRECT a Leave Leave Mel ■N--^__! Sydney. bourne. ■pta'"" May2s ( May3l ■B^^nm"*"" rUnoS June 11 ■Sli ■'■•■■• Juno 22 Juno 28 ■ffBiGE Ju]yfl '•' July 12 if^Ui ■"••—— July 20 July2G ■■^i.'""' ■ August 3 August!) I ii^j^^^li- August J7 Augrust 23 ■iIlllei|i!e»? n On^ ard OVCrJr altornato week. ■SpW Twcarßo hooked to London, Mar -1 ff?^% ' Chinu> and Ja Pan' at l^!s"etoiL!» iJSUed both t0 flrst and second ■l^«ecomnfn,i CSH eoiaUy low rates- Chcup 1 l^TeS^uoa can bo obtained in this ■W^thta1 r? havlng beon thoroughly ■S?HnIT. UrnPany is now enabled to ■ C !ll%lJ n P^. BtS5 er810 Kuropo unrivalled ■J?l^™ . t "° following greats ■ re- W %«i lOrfiou r a^f Auclili^d at came rates 1 & CO., t :| 4WUuvkland, Agents,



Skipping. 'JScJtL*- QTEAM TO THAMES, FOSTERS SETTLIkA^ GRANT AN° TIME TABLE. S.S. ROTOMAHANA. P.S. ENTERPRISE No 2 FROM AUCKLAND. , I ROTOMAIIAXA. | EyTPnPRISE ff*&. gjgmornb. |*30 afternoon Slay l\lim^ g | -30 evening Saturday 4 | U . 3 Q morning | S _ . FROM THAMES. " , I ROTOMAIIA.VA. | ENTERPRISE Tuesday 311 1.30 afternoon jll night ~~ Wedncs. . H2aftcrnoon i _ ite£ ay |J om „ - 13afternoon Friday 313.30 afternoon | _ Saturday iI 5 afternoon | 6.30 evening Return Tickets will bo issued from Monday, 23rd, available till May 31 :— Saloon jfl 3 Steerage .' 73 6d Children Half-fare. No cargo received for Rotonmhana within halt-an-hour of advertised time of leaving Not responsible for Shipping, Carrying or Discharging Live Stock. " GEO. FRASER, Agent. SQ* f\ y\ T-, m » ofWjosSs*s^ MILL LEAVE "^^^^^ ONEHUNGA FOR HOKIA NGA, JM At 3 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, June 1, and for WANGANUI VIA NEW PLYMOUTH, At 3 p.m. on FRIDAY, Juno 3. For freight or passage apply to J. CRAIG, Commerce-street, or, J. W. WALLER, Onehunga. To Let TO LET, ab low rental, new 4-roomed House and Stables, in Mason's Gardens, Parnell.-Apply to VV. Crowther. mO LET, Corner Shop, 5 rooms, rent 12a ; JL 5-ropmcA House, rent Bs.—Apply T. Harper^ Caiiada-street, close to Baths, Pitt-at. rpO LET, a Double-fronted Shop in the JL best part of Karangahapo Road, dt a low rental.—Apply J. Caughoy, Newton. TO LET, S-roomed House, Brown street, concrete paths and yard, gas and water, bath-room, good garden; also Small Houso, rent low.-E. Gleal, Filzroy-streot, Ponaonby. FinO LET, 5-roomed IIouso; city water _a_ and every convenience, corner Enst and South' Streets, Nowton.—Apply Mrs Sanders, three doors up South-st. TO LET, good Houses, close to Pon sonby-road, at 73., Bs., 125., and 14s per week.—Sampson M. Pratt, Commission Agent, corner Ponsonby and Franklin-roads. TO LET, Store, COfb x 50, close to Queen street; fitted up in flrst-olass stylo with offices, counters, shelving, etc. Rent very moderate.—Apply to D. F. Evans, Queen-street. ipO LET, comfortable 4-rooined Cottflge JL off Nelson-street; also, 2-roomed Cottage. Modorate rents.—H. J. Riordan, Hob3on-strcot, near Cook-street. ''" TO LET, first-class now 6-roomed House, on ono floor, •with gas, water, and largo allotment; rent low; in England-street, oil Franklin Road.—Apply next door. TO LET OR SELL, on reduced terms, a Large Family Residence; almost now; in a lovely situation.—Apply to Mra Symonds, Onehunga. O LET, in Ponsonby Road, a Villa Rcsidenco, with gas and water.—Apply Mrs Blott, corner of Lincoln-street and Ponson by Road. _^ TO LET, Stables adjoining Windsor Castle Hotel, Parnell, lately occupied by Mr Martin.—Apply Mrs J. Jonston, Itusscll street, Parnell. finO LET at Devonporb, a large now Shop JL \vithOffiee,butterand store rooms,well fitted with every convenience for a grocer or iron monger: also, a large allotment.—Apply te K. Bluck, Church-street, Devonport. TO LET, a good Shop ; best stand in Karungahape Road; rent, 25s per week. Also, a good 1-Roomed Houso in Ryle-street; rent, 6s per week.—Apply Earlo and .Mont gomery, Karangahape Road. TO LET, a comfortable 4-roomed Cot tage, Richmond Road, Ponsonby, register grate, cupboards, oven in kitchen, etc.; rent, 4s per week.—Apply to J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. TO LET, Shop and Dwelling, 6 rooms, next to Tyndall, Butcher, Mount Eden Road. Counter, shelving, gas, gas stove, every convenience; splendid opening for Greengrocer or Grocer; rent 103.—Apply N.Z. Mortgage, Loan and Discount Bank, High-street. TO LET, Wellesley-street, those com modious premises at present occupied by Mr Georgo Gledhill, Cordial Manufacturer.— Apply, Brown, Barrett, and Co., Elliott-street, Auckland. . ' rfnO LET or Sell cheap, several Cottages § from ito 8 rooms, large allotments, splen did view, every convenience. Several allot ments on deferred or other payments.—G. Sage, Emmett-street, Ponsonby. O LET, in Victoria-street, good Shop with flvo rooms, good business stand ; also 5-roomed House, Brown-street, Ponsonby; 4 and 5 roomed Houses, Alexandra-street, near Queen-street; very cheap rents.—J. Williams, Tailor, Victor!a-"street; r- ' O BE LET or SOLD at Rocky Nook, Mount Roskill Road, opposite the residence of John Lamb, Esq., a superior ,new six-roomed House, .with good cellarago and xnanr con veniences. Gas in every room ; water lam into kitchen; sink, dresser, and range in kitchen; rozister srrates in two rooms; shea for firewood and convenience for washing. Bent Us. Selling price £395. Deposit will be accepted, and balaneeon easy terms.—lf. (J. Ewington, Estate Agent. '■ ■ EVERAL small Houses ab Newton, To Let 5a a week.—Apply Q. Androws, Temple Chamb£T£,_Quggg:l tl' c(!t- 1} RETIRED OFFICERS, MER CHANTS, AND OTHERS. To he let with possession in fourteen days that commodious residence in Jcrmyn-Btreet overlooking the Harbour, now ,n occupa tion of I1'.: D. Fenton, Esq. me nouso contains Drawing-room. Dining, Study, four Bed-rooms (two with fire-places),, two Bath room, Servants1 Room, Kitchen, Wash-house, with boiler and many conveniences. Gas and water are laid on, and the land, comprising about an acre, is laid out with orna.mentel.and fniit-bearin°- trees. For cards to view and par ticulars?apply toF. G. Ewington, Estate Agent, Coombe's Arcade, Queen-street. Lost and ffoimd. £-fl REWARD.—Lost, on Saturday I morning, between Commerce-street and tho Suprvme Court, a £10 note. Anyono returning same to J. Craig Commorce^treot, will receive the above reward. LOST, a dark bay Pony, low in condi tion. 10s reward on dolivoty to H. and J. Uinsted, Freeman's Bay. " T~OST~or Stolen, a Fox Terrier Puppy; JU white body, black and ten faco.-Returu toH. F. A ndersotuMauukau Road. OST, a Silver Bracelet on Sunday evoning between Boresford Church and street. — T~OST, Brindlo Dog Greyhound Pup, OUND, on SaturdayTnear North Shore, a Skill; painted blue.-Apply W. Pattor son, Victoria Road. Noith Shoro^ FOUND, Liver-coloured Pointer. If not claimed and all expenses paid by thei4th prox. will be roIU.-H. Mathews, Newmarket Railway Station,



For Sale. FOR SALE, a Buggy Phaeton in o-ood order.-Apply Star Ollke. f^OR SALE, close to Ponsonby-road, Houses, low pi-ice. £10 and £30 deposits Sampson M. Pratt, Commission Agont. Pon sonby and Frankiin-roads. IpOR POSIffVE SALE, cheap and terms very easy, 650 acres !?ood Land with deep-frontage. Only eight miles from the Qneen-stroct Wharf.—Apply to John Soppct House and Land Agent. 65, Quocn-strect. I^OR SALE, 'Boai'diug'-hoUsiJi select, with permanent, boarders tin a pleasant loca'it v, five minutes from Queen-street; exceptionally good houso. eithor for boarders or private resi dence. Rent low. Price, about £50 for furniture and fixtures valued at a low rate.—Address at Star Office. TTIOR IMMEDIATE SALE, as tho JL owner must leave for England, a really good Farm of 23S acres. 130 acres of It in grass. and fenced part with thorn hedges, and the balance in bush; orchard, house, and Intlldinga; and a very low price will be taken.—Apply to John Soppct, House and Land Agent, 65 Queen fetreeU SALE, or To Let, in Victoria Avenue. Remuora, a Beautiful Houso of ten rooms, with bath, wash, coal-house,dairy-man's room.coach-house. stable* etc. large orchard. glass-houso, mutable (or vinery ; tho whole in llrsf-eiass order : togothor with 9 acres of land ; one of the most charming spots in this favourite locality. Immediate possession can be given.— Apply toff. G. Clayton, or Vailcaud Douglas. jp O R S A~ L E. RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS. MOUNT ALIiKUT.-Splendid Freehold Property.situa'c at Mount. Albort. containing G acres rich vol canic soil-, all fencM partly in f*obd grass paddocks and partly laid but Ib orchard fitnl gardens-. Thtire tfe d very extensive frontage to tho trtttlh road, and also to the road toOnehbnga. and to a side road. The Buildings: consist of LARGE AND COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE, containing eight rooms (two of them each,22 feet long), besides bathroom, storerooms, etc.. two stables with lofts, coach-house, man's house. wash-house, etc: good water supply from tanks and woll. RESIDENCE, REiMUERA. A splendid Freehold Property, situated at LoVver Rcmuera, on the Oraitci Road, close to tho sea. The grounds consist of over 24 acres of rich land, well laid out and planted with flowers and trees: thero is alao a good orchard and pad dock. 'Ihe Residence contains seven good rooms, besides kitchen, scullery, etc., with pan tries, dairy,,bathroom, etc. Water laid on from large concrolo tank. The bui'dings comprise— man'soottagc, coachhouse, stable. Communica tion with town {food, the bus passing tho door. SAMUEL COGHRAJS'E & SON, QueOn-street FOR SALE, the Goodwill of tho oldest Hairdressing. Tobacconist and Fancy Goods Business in tho town of Wanganui. The advertiser having determined to retire from 1 business, is desiring to dispose of the above. He has successfully carried on this business for the past 15 years, and can confidently recom mend it to tho notice of anyone desirous of em barking in this particular lino. The premises arcs nearly now, large and commodious, and suitable for a .family* Also, a Retail Boot and Shoe Shsp, which has been successfully carried on for tho paatOyoars in premises adjoining, and which can bo disposed of separately it re quired. Thcso premises are situated in iho principal thoroughfare of the town,' and alto gether unrivalled as regards position and repu tation. Torrns easy.— For particulars apply P. W. Watkins, General Commission Agent, Ridgway-strect, Wanganui. FOll -IMMEDIATE SALE, Lease of Gentleman's Residence, oiynor having left for America. • Honae is in choice position for society, close to trams; was built for seller; contains!) rooms, not including dressing rooms, bath rooms, butler's pantry, and wash-house with concrete floor, copper, etc.; replete with gas fittings, blinds, electric bolls; bus a tine verandah on three sides; stands on a volcanic knoll; furniture (nearly new) can be had cheap. —Apply Goo. Brown, J. R. Randerson and Co., Queen Street. MOUNT~ALBEKT (near Railway Sta tion.—Must be sold, very cheap; thoso two grand level allotments, Kos. 1 and i, Allen dale, containing 2 acres 9J perches, having each a frontage of 271 feet, by substantial depth, com pletely fenced, and planted with shelter trees, well sheltered position, and a good view can bo obtained from the property. A bargain. £260. —Randerson & Co. HAS. WILLIAMSON, Houso, Land and Estate Agcnt,S3, Queen street, opposite Fort-street, has always for Sale, and to Lot, large and small Houses in the; City, Suburbs, and Country Districts; also, Farms, improved and unimproved, in various parts of the province. Several Eligible Building Allotments lor Sale in the City and Suburbs, for cash or on deferred payments. Edncatias&l. DOMAIN GRAMMAR SCHOOL, LOWER SYMONDS-STREET, Conducted by Mr C. P. Ncwcombo, assisted by Mr F. Nowcombe, and the Rev. 11. Livens. Tho School will Re-open on TUESDAY, May 31. Mr Newcombe will attend at the School on MONDAY, May 30, from 9.3 > a.m. to 12 noon, to enter the names of new pupils. Prospectuses may bo had on application to the Principal, Park Road. QWEK GLBNSIDE, UTPE R S YMON DS-STREET. The duties of MRS GLOVER'S Boarding and Day School will be resumed on WEDNESDAY, Juno 1. Dancing Clas3es will bo held weekly during the season. T&TORTH SHORE.—Day and Boarding _I_N School for Girls, conducted by Mrs Ram say Grimes; juniors and advanced pupils. Term commences Tuesday, May 31. — Sans Souci Villa. t RS AND MISS WILLIAMS Board ing and Day School, The Willows, Wyn yard-strect. Second term, May 31. - RIARFIELDJ GRAFTON ROAD. Girl's Day and Boarding School, Principal: Miss Cole. Second Term 18S7, begins Thursday, May 26. Vacaticiesfor two board6rs. MR J. H. SWALES,'Certificated Pupil of Professor Swallow. Eady's Music Warehouse. Lessons in Pianoforte playing and Vi olln-playing. ' Tr~ f. b. woodham, TItACHER OF THE PIANOFORTE AND HARMONIUM. Address: Cars of Mk A. Eady, Auckland Music Warehouse, Quoen-strcet. [a card.] MR. J. X E Lf.L V, TEACHER 01' DANCING. JUVENILE AND ADULT CLASSES. Address—Ponsonby Road. !~O L IN ~C L AS S ■ Mr. P. F. HISCOCKS, Teacher of Violin, etc. A Violin Class is about forming which will meet for practice at the residencu of Mr P. F. Hiscocks. Upper Vincent-st., every Wednesday evening, commencing May 11th, from 8 p.m. to 9 o'clock p.m. Terms, 1 Guinea per quarter, payable in advance. A large stock of Violins to select from. A Singincr Class also meets every Tuesday evening ; terni3 on application. P. F. HISCOCKS, Upper Vincent-st. MODERN LANGUAGES. MR. CHARLES C. NAVERNE, of Paris, Membre de la Societe Nationale dcs Professeurs en Angletorre, BECENTLY ARRIVED FROM EUKOPJS, Intends to give Instructions in FRKNCHAND GERMAN. Afternoon Classes for young Ladies, and Even ing Classes for Gentlemen will be formed. Private Leßsons giveo, and Schools attended if required. For Terms, etc., apply at his residence, Dilston House (Captain Loverock's), Lower Symonds street, Auckland. ___^ - T>ICT ORE-FRAME MANUFAC- S JL TORY, £ AND 2 MUSICAL INSTRUMENT .WARE > , • HOUSE. WS 88, VICTOKrA-HT., AUCKLAND. S l^ ti T. E. CAR TEE, ?,~ TEACHER OF MUSIC, S^ VIOLIN, P[ANO, CORNIM', g GUITAR, BANJO, &C. < Musical Instruments Tossn ard EJ Repairs.



Public Koticcs. S YOU LIKE IT."-Coffee al Croshor's Luncheon and Coffee Room Australian PCoVldent Buildings, corner 01 Victoria Street Kast, 2d per cup. ASK your Grocers for tioyai Remy': Starch,lib and Ub boxes.net weight. It ii the best: wholesale.—Apply to Mr Arthm Masy, High-street. Sole Agent for the Manu facturcrs, COFFEE & LUNCHEON \J ROOM, Australian Mutual Provident Buildings. Boat Cup of Coffee in Auckland, 2d, Cold Luncheon^ &c. ARPENTERS, LABOURERS, etc., arc rcfiuestutl to call aud examine the stock 01 Working Shirts, Clothing and Flannels koot by George Fowlds. SO. Victoria-atrect. I~ HOR IMiVfEDIATE SALE, in Alter Road, a good 7-roomcd House, with scul lery, wash-house, gns and water, etc., and large allotment. Price very low.—Apply to Join; goppct. House and Land Agent, 155 Queen -street. loves i ITIovWI gloves. White ftntl Coloured Kid; Lined und Fui Tops, at reasonable* rates.—Fowlds, SO. Victoria street. I SHOULD SMILE with an Extra pair ol Trousers for nothing.—Apply J. H. Dalton, Tailor. ; ;". ' TCINTOSHES, it Bargain,-At J. H. Dalton's, Tailor. Victor)a-Btrgct_Enat. OVERCOATS in Oreab Variety, at J. Dallon's, Victoria-street East. QFLENDID Winter Tweeds ab J. H. O Daltou's. Tailor, Victoria-street ICast. STIITS to Measure from 50s, with an Extra Pair Of Trousers for nothing, In 10 hours'.notice.—J.• H. Dalton, Tailor, Victoria ajxtibl East. UITS, OOSj (JOS, 70s* 80s and 90s, with an extra Pair of Trousers for litftliing.-J. H. Diillon. , PECIALTY in Macintoshes at J. H. Dalton's, Tailor. Victoria-street East. ryUIE most suitable invigoranb, JL and protective, is WOLFE'S SCUNAI'PS. Obtain the genuine Woi.kk'.s. .. HE Bifo-csb Literary Shilling's Worth in AustriThisia-Brett's Auckland Almanac, llllisti-aled. nhl-IE poi)ularify uiiii enormous salca of JL WOCFIS'S ScilNAPt'3 testify its intrinsic merits. .., YSTORSTED SUITS, with an extra Pair v V of Trousers for nothing, £t.—AtJ J. H. Dal ton's. Tailor, Victoria-street East. ILD Babbits and Hares fresh daily. Skinned nnd cleaned if wished. - X.. McDonald, City Market, Wellesley-st. ontrnncc. HAT are the Wild Waves Saying r' Buy C. A, Porter's Ladies' Felt. Plush, and Straw Winter Hats, all at Is each (sold else whereat ;Sslld to 10s 6d). - Cull at coruar of Queen and Walceflcld-airccts. psJAif^ill t° Lend, in sunw nob less ( than X300.-S. Jackson, jr., Solicitor, Quccn-s^reet. " TflT_T_ E E DEC OR A TIO NS. USE PAVITT'S BRONZES. Agent-W. G. PAVITT, West-street, Newton. KUl'F~\ FRUIT ! ! FRUIT 1! ! NOTICE OF REMOVAL. BRUNSWrci^FRUITDEPOT, Fruiterer, &c, Qncen-atrect, begs to inform the Public of Auckland that he has Removed to more commodious premises, next to Lewisons (Jeweller), whero ho hopes to receive the patronai.'e of his friends as heretofore. N.B.- Brunswick Fritjt Depot. IT*VERY LADY HER OWN DRESS jn_| JMAICKR. BUTTERTCK'S CUT PAPER PATTERNS " to suit present Fashions. Invaluable for Teaching Girls the Art Of Dressmaking. With their assistance the least experienced dressmaker (if she be only a deft needlewoman) can shape and make a prnriiiont that wtten finished will appear the work of anaccomphslied modiste. Metropolitan fashions,illustratm_ the above (S pages), monthly Id, 2s pur annum, post free to any address. Ak'ent-W. P. OULrVfiC, Draper, Victoria street West, and at EDGAR & Co., Dyers, Wollesloy-streot, from 2 to 5 p.m. Tp"inTLTC N OTIC E. Noiice is hereby given that the business of tho late Mh. L. H.Gkekn, Nurseryman, of Li y Dale Siirsory Uno Tree Hill, carried on under the styje of L 11. Gkkex and Sons, will continue under the s.-me style by hin two Sons. . In thankini,' the Publicfortheirsupportduring the list 17 years we hope that by strict attant on "o business to merit, n. continuance ot tlio same. Tho planting so«Bon coming: on now wo have tor sale 11 splendid Mock of Fruit, llowor .- Ornamental Shelter 'frees. Shrubs, Plants, etc., which we ciuisupply at reasonablejpnooa. F. A. GREEN. -p übl 1 c n0 t nr& Best Oamaru Potatoes, 4s per cwt—3s 9d per ovvtbv the sack Flour, 501b ba K s, 5s Cd Cs, and teedToatmeat bibs Ss.tOrt-UIbB v . fld ; Bos furrant'- (id : Best Raisins, fid ; Pacific 1 aciict C .'s Teas is 6d. 2s, and 2s (id per 1b ; Canelies •lid nor lb -251b boxes, !)s : Salt Butter Gd and 8d por -Ib: Fresh ditto, lOd, Is, and Is 2d per lb; Fresh Kgga. 2s por doz. EARLE & MONTGOMERY, Kakanoaiuphs Road. LEWIS AND SIMPSON'S TRUST ESTATE. All Claims against the above Estate must be (lUkCd' S^^^«^^tce, AUCKLAND Pg^lC BUILDINGS NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF DEBENTURES JNUIIUJI. 0FX20.000. Noticcisherobygiyon'that tho Ninth DJwUg rl i % ot j u'lT now next, ensuing, will take place In thom-eacnceoEßtich Holders of Debentures as miiv choose to attend in the office of Mr [John Einic Oueon-Btrect, Auckland, on MON- S Ulc sixth day of June, 1887, at two o'clock in the afternoon. R Q HAMERTON, Public Trustee. WplUngton.4t.il May. 1337- .HHAMPTALOUP AND COOPER. \ 1 List of Wqbkb on Fruit Ooltubjs._ Barrow A F Vines and Vine Garden .. U (j BarrSw! P. The American F™'Culture.. 12 0 Baltr.t, U, Art of Grafting and Budding .. S 0 Hurrid"e W F. Horticulture •• ° v j ";f ~ The Propagation and 1m- Q " provement of Plants . ••.. ■• '~0 Bunviird G Fruit Fawning for Profit ■■ x * Downing's Vruiis and Fruit Trees 0t... c Downffi&cted Fruits for 'the Garden g fl Fish e Hardy Fruit Book:: V. « « Futon J 'Peach Culture (Anienca).. 3 t Grondon, L. H., Fruits and Fruit lrees, . Hog^fTWr^fflal.Fkth^lUon^ C Ho||; R,:. The Apple aud Pear as Vintage . ( Halda 1nc mß,Snbtropicai"pultiVations .. 10 t Hardy, T., Vineyards 111 America «ma _ f Europe.. •■ ~., " 1 i Lea,W.,SmaHFruitl'arms .. •• ■ -^ Lock, C, Tobacco Giowing, Curing ana Manufacturing •• •• f '■ Manville, A., Culture ot Orange, Lemon, g ( Lime, &c. • ■ " 5 C Mooro, T., Orange Culture ... •• ■■ ° Rivers, T:, Miniature Fruit Garden, Now ( Edition.. •■,' •■ •• .•• " r. 1 Rivers, T., Orchard House .. ••■4l Scott's Orchard ist .. •• - : ■.;." Simpson, John, The Grape Vino-us pio- , pagation ••' , " n ( Strong, W. C. Fruit Culture .. ... •: Ji , Thonias J., The American Fruit Cultunst lJ I Thomas, VV., Practical Treatise on Grape ( Watts, 15., The Orchard and Fruit Garden 1 • Whitehead G. Profitable Fruit Farming j* Wood, S.,Tlie Tree Planter .. _ 11 ~ „ Pruner .. .. •• * 76, QOBBN-STBKET, AUCKLAND.



Wanted. ■fc TI7 ANTED, a respectable Lad as appren 1. ?T cice to tho Drapery.—Apply C. A. Por if ter, 270. Queen-street. WANTED, a Message-boy for Office.— Apply Star Oflice. r "T&rANTED, Apprentices to the Dress -- YY making.-Apply Mrs Garlick, Carlton Gore Road, Newmarket. j TTTANTED, a good General Servant, for t Yf the Kast Coast, must be able to cook.— i_ Apply Bhakespoar Hoteh WANTED, a good General Servant ; must be a good plain cookand laundress ; ,1 one from the country preferred.—Apply in tho v - morning to Mrs Jackßon, Orakei Road, Renuiera. n \~\T ANTED, Coat. Hands for order work. I. vV Also, Good Sewers to learn.—G.Mcßride, Q Commerce-street. _______ ? "^OTANTED, an Apprentice Tinsmith; .' t™ must have somo experience. — Apply ! P.0.80x 104. r "OTANTED, a lirsb-class Dancing Master. ■" T ? Apply A.Z. Post-ofllce J ~\)S7"^L k T'-l _!_»-—Come and see my extra Yv Trousers for nothing.—J. H. Dalton, ' Victoria-street East. WANTED. —" Where are wo all going to!" Why to J. 11. Dalton, Tailor, Vie - toria-stroet, for an Extra Pair of Trousers for . nothing. __^ WANTED to Sell, a 400-gaf*%nk, a largo Colonial Oven, ft Chimney Cowl, cheap, as I want them out of the way. — H. J. - REoraan, Ilobson-street, near Cook-street. ANTED KNOWN-An Extra Fair of Trousers given away with ovory Suit. —J. H. Dnlton, Tailor, Victoria-street Hast. . VyANTED KNOWN.-Stranger than TV Fiction—J. H. Dalton gives away a Pair of Trouaora for Nothing. ANTED KNOWN.—An Extra Pair of Trousers for Nothing.—J. 11. Dalton, ■ Tailor, Victoria-street East. ANTED Seen. The Newest Shapes In Folt and Tweed Hats oxhibited at lowest prices by Georgo Fowlds, 80, Victoria 1 street. WANTED KNOWN. 1 FLUTES. FLUTES. Several Flutes for sale, va -•(_„ from £2 to £30. r Also a Quantity of Solos, Duos, Trio 3, etc. Lessons, Two Guineas per quarter. Flutes re paired, re-pudded, and nut in good ordor. - 11. H. BARNETT, Ho (Tin an and Sons. Queon-street. i TOT A N T E D, INSPECTION ' OF iMUNR-0 AND MILLIGAN'S ! TWEEDS. WANTED SEEN— D. Mcf'HEHSON'B GRAND SHOW OF HIS OWN IMPORTED BLANKETS, -|'A BALES AucrX 3 A good English Blanket, size 8/1 (or 2yds. In \ length), 5s lid pair ; 9/4 (or 2i yards), 8s 6d pair; , 10/4 (or 2. yards), 12s 6d pair; 11/4 (or 2J yards, , full size), lUsfid pair; 10/4 Scotch Twill, lis lid pair ; makes in proportion. New Zealand Flannels, special value—ls.ls 2d, - Is 3d, Is (id, etc., etc.; Imitation Wolsh, (ijd. - S3d, PJd, lod. &c.; very wide width. Is jnrd; Heavy Scotch PJaidiugs, Is 4d, Is 6d, 1b 8d yard. Splendid Value. , ICARANG All APIS ROAD. ANTED KNOWN —Goodson's Lon don Arcade is the recognised place to [ obtain Sterling Gold and Silver Jewellery at the I lowest prices; also. Stationery, Cutlery, Electro j Plate, China, and Glues warn.1 Fancy and Useful 1 Goods of all kinds. Toys ud lib.. Perfumery, ! Brushes, Spongos, etc., Dinner Set« (from 20s), ; Breakfast Sets (from 15s), China Tea Seta (from 12s Cd), and an endless variety of Goods too nu ■ merous to mention, at prices that, astonish those , who see them. Inspection invited. PricoList free on application. Open daily from Bto C. ' Saturdays, close at 10 p.m.—Note tho Address : Goodson's London Akcadic, 210. Quecn-stroet, oppouitc MoArthur's Warehouse. \ Xftjr ANT E D KN O \V N. 1 JUBILEE KEJOICINGS. \ We have just opened out an j IMMENSE SHIPMENT op WINTKK GOODS 1 Comprising everything New and Choice in JUBILEIfi TWEEDS, Specially to our order (can't, be got anywhere else in Auckland). ' JUBILEE WORSTEDS , JUBILEE SUITINGS • [ JUBILEE OVERCOATINGS , JUBILEE TROUSERINGS i The demand for aboyo goods has exceeded our ; most sanguine expectations. Customers will kindly book their ordors early and provent disappointment. NO ADVANCE IN PKICE. • SPECIAL LINE OF MOSGIEL (for a few weeks only), to measure, 35s por suit. > Everyone can afford to bo Well-dressed for Her Majesty's Jubilee. FIT, STYLE, AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. "Vent, Vidi, Vici." Tho LargestTailoring ; C_oncern in Now Zealand. J AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPANY (G. McBRU>E|, MERCHANT TAILORS, IMPORTERS, . MANUFACTURERS, MILITARY AND NAVAL CONTRACTORS, ; COMMKKOK-3TRBET. AUCKLAND. t A IMPLICATIONS, addressed to Secretary 1 _T3_ Mercury Bay District Hospital Board, 5 will be received till 25th June, 1887, for position 1 na Resident Doctor, from duly qualified men. ■ Salary, £1300 per annum. Outside practice. : Further particulars can be obtained from the Secretary. EDWARD CLAY, Chairman Local Board. A GENTLEMAN of good connection, wishing to visit England to represent a Colonial firm during the Jubileo Exhibition, would hear of a good oponing. Ho must havo ; a small capital.—Apply by letter, stating full ' particulars, to Alpha, DovonportPost Office. 3 |3OOT TRADE,-Bootmakers are re -3 JO quested not to apply re the advertisements of tho last few days for Bench Hands and 0 Finishers for Wellington.—W. CRABTREE, 9 Secretary. B fflO SETTLERS AND CAPITALISTS. JL —Wanted, by two experienced carpenters 5 Building Work of any description; can make 1) plans and cut timber from bush. Terms, 25s and B :-0s weekly, and found.—Apply Star Office. mo THE BOOT TRADE. — Wanted, q JL Good Benchmen and Finishers; state ment wages paid to good hands. Apply sharp. 0 —W. and J. Staples, Wellington. ti" \Ar YANDOTTES-"~Wanted to Pur- Yv chaso, one Rooster ami two Pullets; V must he good.—Address Wyaudotte, Poat-oliice, •> Lyttelton. B ipETOLFE'S SCHNAPPS, tho greatest V V stimulant and tonic in the world. Be- C ware of ilia itationa. 0 -^THAT'S ~TN A NAME ? U Try THE KCONOmYbOOT BHOP. Thero U you will flnd own made Boots suitable (these times) for all pockets. It's true to its name. 3 Ji s. d. (i Women's Leather Slippers 0 2 1 « Women's Kid Walking Boots .. ..069 Men's E.B. Boot* .. .. .... 0 9 () 6 Boys' Strong Nailed Boots 0 6 9 3 Children's School Boots to size 13 ..040 0 Children's Copper Toe Balmorals, sto 6 0 311 n TtTOLFE'S SCHNAPPS is now the most w ?Y popular drink in the world, Avoid othev so-called Schnapps.



Amuscments< ROYAL pOMIG /COMPANY. Directors : Messrs ■ WILLIAMSON, GARNER, & MUSGROVE. Manager : Mr R. S. Smyths. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! PROSPECTUS OF AUCKLAND SEASON. The Royal Comic Opera Company, reinforced in every department, and now numbering SIXTY PERFORMERS, Will re-appear in Auckland To-night, after three years' absence, during which Messrs Gilbert and Sullivan have written two new Operas— " lOLANTHE" am) "THE MIKADO." On the same scale of splendour that marked ■ their original production nt tho Savoy Theatre, London, those masterpieces of the famous authors have been placed on the stasre of our Australian theatros. and they will be performed here by tho entire Royal Comic Opera Company, with its CHORUS OF PICKED VOICE 3, And THE ORCHESTRA, Selected from the leading Instrumentalists of Australia. Conductor.. .. Mr W. H. Harrison Stage Manager .. Mr John Wallace Tho expenso of bringing over this Largo Organisation, with its immense Wardrobe and SccnicCollection, entailsan outlay of over £1,000; but during the visit nothing has been added to the Melbourne prices of admission ; and the thronged audiences that have assembled in Dunedin, Christchurch, and Wellington (money being constantly refused at the ttoors) have shown the wisdom of this course. The Opening Performance will bo given in the Opera llouso THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, When will be presented Gilbert and Sullivan's entirely new and original Japanese Opera, in two acts, entitled, rpHE I\/TIKADO ! JL HE IVJjKADO ! OR, THE TOWN OF TITIPU, With its lovely illustrations of Picturosquo Japan by Mr George Gordon. For Cast see last Saturday's papers. The Second Novelty will be the original Fairy Opera, "IOLANTHE; or, THE PEER AND THE PERI;" and toward tho close of tho season will bo produced the old favourites "PATIENCE" and -THE PHtATES OF PENZANCE," in which Miss Alice Barnett, of the Savoy Theatro, London, will sustain hor Original Characters. Tho control of the Now Zealand tour has been entrusted to the well-known Manager, Mr R. S. Smyths. WILLIAMSON, GARNER, & MUSGROVE. Prices of Admission—Dress Circle andOrches tra Stall?, 5s ; Stalls, 3s ; Pit, Is. Seats for first five representations (" Mikado") can bo socurod at Kidil and Wildman's. Overture at 8. Carriages at 10.40. Business Agent: Mr W. HucnES. I T? Y 7"" H A L LT A GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL IN HONOUR OF HER MAJESTY'S JUBILEE Will be held at the above Hall on TUESDAY EVENING, 21st JUNE. Tickets: To admit lady and gentleman, 10s ; extra lady, ss—obtainable nt Kidd and Wild mau's, Stationers, Victoria Arcade. Notice—Tho gentleman pnrchaser of a double ticket win hold himso f responsible for the re spectability of the lady or ladies whom he in troduces; and where there may be anj casoof objectiou by the Rail Committee, tho umouut of ticket or tickets will be returned. GRAND JUBILEE NIGHT, 21st JUNE. •'/CHRIST ANJ) HIS SOLDIERS." \j A SACRED ORATORIO, by John Farmer, Will be performed in BERESFORD-STREET CHURCH by the Choir on TUESDAY, MAY 31, at 7.30. PROGRAMME: Part I. 1. Kecit. ("Suffer Little Children"), Chorus 2. Solo and Chorus, "Hark the Glad" Miss Thompson 3. Carol. " In the Field." 4. Chorus, "O Come, all ye Faithful." 5. Song, "And did tho Son," AUsa Walker. 6. Chorus, " Ride On." . 7. Chorale, "The Nightjof Agony." 8. Chorus, " Cleft are the Rocks." Ba. Song, "When I Surpev," Mr. C. Peace, !). Solo, " Jly Jesus' Grave,'1 Mrs Eady. 10. Solo and Chorus, " Jesus Christ is Risou" Miss Edmonds 11. Song, "Our Blest Redeemer," Miss Davis. 12. Chorale, "The Lord Ascendeth " Chorus (und andieneo joining), "The Heavens with Joy Receive their Lord." Part 11. 1. Recit. Chorus, "Be Thou Faithful unto Death." 2. Introductory March, Mr Hooton. 3. Solo and Chorus, "And That Knowing," "Hark,a Thrilling Voice," BlissHarbutt. i. Sole and Chorus, "In Token that Thou" ' Mr llolloway 4a. Song, " The Son of God Goes Forth " Mr Barrio Taylor 5. Chorus, " Soldiers of Christ." 6. Solo and Chorus, " Christian Seek " Mr Hookey 7. Solo and Chorus, "When Our Heads" Mr Hookey 8. "Rook of Ages," Mrs Bartlott. 9. Quartet, "Jo3us Died." Miss Walker, Mrs Eady, Messrs Tracy and Eady. 10. Chorus, "Jesus Lives." 11. Chorus. " Who are Thcso Liko Stars?" 12. Choralo, " Lo, Round the Throne." Quartot, "They See the Savour." Chorus (and audience joining), " Worthy the Lamb." Conductor: Mb W. E. BAXTER. Organist: Mr J. P. HOOTON. Tickets. Is each. To bo had of any Members of Choir, Chamntaloup and Cooper, Murray and Spencer, and W. E. Mears. ST. DAVID'S BAND OF HOPE CHOIR. THE SERVICE OF SONG ENTITLKD "THE START IN LIFE" Will be given in St. David's Church, Upper Symonds-strect, TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), at 7,30 p.m. Admission, Is; children Cd. Refreshments provided. Sporting. mAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB. JL WINTER MEETING. Settling on the above takes place at the Sec retary' 3 Office THIS (Monday) EVENING.May 30,at 8 o'clock. RiWYNYARD( Secretary. 1 ' 1 —————— '■ Meetings. MOANATAIRI GOLD-MINING COM PANY (REGISTERED). The Annual Meeting of Shareholders will bo held at Company's office, 83, Queen-street . Auckland, on TUESDAY, 31st May, at 12 noon) F. A. WHITE, Manager. ' ■ Board and Residence-' YACANOY for one or two Gentlemen in privato family; every home comfort, aud use of piano.—Address, second house from View 3 Road, Mount Roskill Road. 3 /COMFORTABLE Home for 3 or 4 Re . V-/ spectahle Young Men with private family I in Franklin Rokd ; terms 15s,' washing Included. 3 —For address, apply F, Winter, Grocer, etc., } Franklin Road. ■ I I^OMFOIITABLE Accommodation for I \J two Gentlemen in a private family, resid - ing in a healthy suburb. Busses pass door; no C other hoarders or children ; hath aud every 1 home comfort,—Apply I. 11,, Box 230, P. 0., Auckland, ...... ..



Personal. ~ r, I WILL not be responsible for any Debts contracted by my wife, E'izabeth Sharp.— Chas. Sharp, Fruiteier, Newmarket, ERSONAL. — Martha Prescotb, or Brooks, call at Post.-offlce, Auckland, for letters. Registered letter with Sarah for you also. _. : PERSONAL.— I supply an Extra pair of Trousers with every suit—J. H. Dalton, Tailor, Victoria-street East. PERSONAL.— Call and get an Overcoat at J. H. Dalton's, Tailor. Victoria-st. East. Drapery, Clothing, &c. JUST OPENED, EX AMERICA, ,.:•■' A Tremendous Job of : LADIES1 AND GIRLS' PLUSH, FELT, AND STRAW HATS, ",'" As Under:— 6,560 Felt, Plush, and Beaver Hats, Is lid each . . I 2,750 Black and Coloured Straws, Is each These Hats comprise EVERY VARIETY AND NEW STYLE A.B worn this season, and arc worth from 5s iiij to 15s eiich. They are equal, if not ocHpsine the line that created such a sensation , ' last summer. " ■* '. •. Obtainable Only at ',! It. H» Abbott & Co./s (Late Bonnie and Abbott), Karangahakb « And y?PER SyMONDa^iREEt,