The Auckland Star.

v7urxVlll>--No. 88

AHOKLAND^ |Z., FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1887.

PRICE-ONE PENSfIf,

TABLE TALK.

Glorious weather! <«&■■<+**, Art Exhibition opened. * "r'BSjW^v Oh, I don't care for pictures ; give me reality. -.. You're rather "artless," eh ? '"^vv^i"-* No, but I believe in the adage— Ars cst celare arttm. So you would conceal all art by shoving the pictures out of sight. Why, you must) be a regular Vandal — a "savage" a "Colonus !" Mercy ! Stop ! I hope I'm not so bad as all that. I'm going to see "Betsy" to night. Worse and worse—to talk thus brazenly about an assignation with a common "slavey." Oh !Go along! Your stupidity would make anybody " savage." " Betsy "is the Comedy at the Opera House. The dancing season has set in early in Auckland. An Episcopal clergyman was asked re cently if he thought dancing a sin. " Yes," responded the worthy rector; "yes, a great sin—if you don't dance well!" _ Apropos, I see the Scripture Gift Associa tion are distributing leaflets on the sin of dancing. Ah ! they forget that the Scriptures say there^s " a time to dance." And of course there's no harm in dancing1. : _ But yet an American paper lately found it necessary to say of a local assembly:— "These dances have been kept up on as purely a mor.il basis as practicable." Volunteer troubles still sticking out, "ies; Major Garner wants damages from some newspapers for telling libs about him. Say, rather, for telling the truth before it flowed through the authorised channels. The Defence Minister doesn't intend, after all, to punish qhe rowdy Volunteers at Taranaki. Guess he finds he isn't strong enough. If he inflicted punishment he would have a big "troubrle " on hand at once. Talking of Volunteers, there's a good story told by an Otago paper, as follows :— A Dunedin woman sold her wash-tub to a party of riflemen for a target. They paid her for it, and after they had gone home she went out into the field and brought it back' as good as ever again. Very good. These marksmen made " butts " of themselves ! AVater-butts or rifle-butts ? Whichever you like; but any way it's plain they were not using Auckland ammu nition. A caution to bakers these hard times. What's that ? In a debt case before the Court at Paeroa the other day, the Resident Magistrate, much to his astonishment, informed the plaintiff that he was liable to a fine of £2 for every "loaf" mentioned |in the bill of ])articulars, as he should have sued for "lbs. of bread." Ah ! I see what yon mean. All our Auckland bakers make out their accounts for so many loaves. Yes ; and they thus offer a very strong temptation to the poorer classes to repu diate their debts. Oh, poor but honest folks would never dream of robbing the man of dough. But they might think it fair retaliation. Are you aware that you can buy flour by the 501b bag at less than ljd per lb, and yet have to pay 2d per lb to the baker after he has added an equal weight of water to it ? Didn't look at it in that light. I guess the only safe thing for the bakers to do is to get new billheads at once. Mr D. A. Tole has reported on the Here kino special settlers. Says they are all happy and thriving, but complain of having to " hump " their " tucker " over 13 miles of mountain preci pices. Perhaps Hobbs was right after all about the danger of starvation ; for it appears that after performing that journey the settler sometimes finds that the store keeper's supplies are exhausted. In that case the settler would have all the less to carry. Some folks are never con tented ! ,

NEWS AND NOTES.

A public meeting is to be held on Wednes day, 4th May, to consider the Auckland Maritime Exhibtion proposals. Mr Montgomery, an ex-leader of an ex- Opposition, addressed his constituents last night. Further excellent finds of gold are re ported from Coromandel. New York has 6,000 workers in brass and bronze. Mr J. Harding has been elected Grand Chief Templar of New Zealand. Waters, the Wellington bankrupt has been acquitted of the charge of embezzle ment. A Dunedin brewer way yesterday fined £50 for neglecting to enter in his books been sent out in January last. Rev, Mi- Closs, of Mount Eden Con gregational Church, preaches farewell dis coures .on, .Sunday next. He leaves on account of 111 health. ' The proportion {of impflHfcy in Welling ton' water supply is 0.31 grains per gallon. . At Dunedin yesterday, a resolution was formally carried to wind up the Accident) Association of New Zealand. A house in Hanover-street, Dunedin, was burned down yesterday afternoon. The occupant, Alfred Merrit, was burned about the hands and face. Bad times at Thames ; nearly everybody leaving the place. So I hear ; and I notice that during the past quarter the deposits in the Savings Bank were £6,607 against £8,42(5 with drawn. The Faith Healer is loud in his praises of the Auckland newspapers. He has good cause ; but here is how a Waikato paper "takes him off:"—"The Rev. Dowie, the Faith Healer, began his mission in Auckland by singing, ' I've reached the land of corn and wine !"' This is hardly appropriate. Auckland grows very little ccrn, and Sir William Fox and Glover both object to wine '. It would be far more appropriate to sing "I've reached the land where beef is los the hundred !" , The poetry might be bad, but its a fact. ' To judge by the jubilance of the Healer, one would think he reckoned on doing & good thing in town.

The funeral of the late Mrs Mackenzie, •wife of the Rev. A. Mackenzie, took place yesterday at Avondale Presbyterian ceme tery. Funeral serviceswere conducted at the manse and at the grave by the Rev. A. M. McCallum and Rev. D. D. Runciman. A large number of young people and others resident in the neighbourhood were present, the deceased lady being much esteemed by all who knew her, and the sad circumstance of her early death being deeply regretted. The following tenders for breaking stone ■were recived afc James Bakers office this morning. Contract No. 1, Turner, 9s per cubic yard ; Williams, 7s ; Parfitfc, Cs 6d ; Hill, 5s lOd ; Contract No. 2 : Kelly, 9s ; H. B. Hill, 7s 6d ; C. H. Hill, 7s ; Rafferby. 6s lOd. The lowest tender recommended..



SbippiiiSj -— ■ tTnTo n steamshif d rfintmfl IJ CO MPA N V OF NX W fe^f (LIMITED). IKOJSI KOYAL ,MAM, KXPIIKSS |r OVERLAND ROUTE TO * IW(!I.*ND TIIKOUOH AMERICA. ' EL alike the heat of the 1 ted Sea and the 4rtid.w« a«* co , d of Capo Horn. ,„ „„,.„ of tl>i« Line am appointed to 1 The SlMn' e«', °' AllC kl!ind for Honolulu and 'wl" tf ST nrisCo every four weeks, sailing as Han FrWU!>i- v .' rr- — Leave Leave Arrive Stititatr. Tons. s jr liiey. Auck. 'Frisco. ;^^^ April 20 I Aprils I May 15 ' . s noooJjMay 18 I Mar Ml -T"""^ for twelve mmitlis, and 'lick IJcmesrs can brenU thpir journey at 8»B>»-'?T|onoliilu. San Francisco, nud any route to Now York. *^u g h^ S ey : 0r Auckland, to . nfl »^«sl° £6;ln9- STKBnAOK.43O33 1 ai'nPwiltoi""l Atlnntir Pacific Railroads. C^^iTiron"'!' lt;lt'-s- vi" Mn»feal and tal New VotU. £09 «o £0C 7s. ' For gji information npply at any of (he *"!!fJfei'*reAMßiiiP company of UNJO«"lj[iaV Z «:aLAND (LIMITED). *^T Tls'.lON. STEAMSHIP fe^^ COMPANY OF XEW SSICA • IfeßSl LAND (LIMITED). lHlWIf^ TIME TAHLE.-ArKiL. • •STtlrTnaki. nklsonTlmcton. wel °?rvrTON i'yTTKLTON. AND WEST COAST POUTSjfrom Mannkan). ;.^^ f . I Date of Sailing j T f ff^ jj--r |Mon., 18, 3 P.m. I 2 p.m. & j Tues.. 26J0 o.tn. iA4O^:]ll-:- --ksTjrWORNTr NAPIER. WELLINGTON. ■ Wffllmv.-AND TOUT CHALMERS ■ (from Auckland). rrrrrr Ti'hirrßday. 31. noon | — • nffiuNA I Tln.r S ..2S.noon I - —rSirfilbfibintxic, cv*± bm;pf). ru AX*" I Tues.. 2h. ■< p.m. I :;: fo"rtliONW£|in_AN n_s ajs_p_R an_ci« co_ jiJuuxniA |Mon.,Apr : j^«jp : ni I _|_ - WJiTEKVUKA, SUVA. TONGA, HAABA.I, * AND VAVAU. islwm |_Sim..May 1. np.m. 1 *~T50B: OISKORNE. NAPIER. AND wynjiiixcrox. IrsTR»T.u lTncs.l9.Cp.rn. I — —■' FOR GRF.YMOUTFL Swc ffettiay. 18. S p.m. I— . [ -TORBUSSELLAND KAWAKAWA. ffAimnirt ITnea.. ID. 5 p.m. I Cured must be hooked and alongside TWO lOUiiStie'nroadvcrtascd time of departure. '; ' PsssiiE'l Tickets must bo taken at the Com i f «nT'»(sffi«C. •-.'■■■ _ , _ . Aiieldandßranch, corner Queen and Customs I ticois. ~X ; QJTEAM TO THAMES, jg^jriT O Conrirctine with RTVFJI 1 'JKESL»STEA.MERS far STJRLTXG ;' w a i ft r, rfc AfIOHA GOLDFIELDS. MORHINSVU.LE. IVAITOA PkUXS. AND GRANT A-ND FOSttMf SETTLEMENT. TIME TABLE. S.S. nOTOMAHANA. -P.S. ENTERPRISE No. 2. FROM AUCKLAND. I ROTOMAHANA. I EXTERPRIgE. Fria»j ■. — 1 4.30 afternoon I Baluriay 1618 morninf? ! — I - MoaJlT 18 9.30 morning I 7.30 night .. Tneadey 19 10.30 morning I — % Wednesday 20 U morning ! 9.30 night Thursday 211 — I — I Friiay 221 — I 10.30 night Silurday 231 — I — % fromtham.es. '■ I ROTOMAIIAKA. I KNTERPRIBK. \ Satnrday 16 I 1.30 afternoon TT.3O afternoon ': Monday 1813.30 afternoon I — Tuesday 1914.30 afternoon I G evening Wednesday 20i5aftcrnoon I — Thursday 211 — I 7.30 evening Friday 221 - I — ■ !Bttnria y 231 — ] 8 night No cargo received for Rotomahana -within kalf-an-honr of advertised time of leaving. Aot responsible for Shipping, Carrying, or Discharging Lire Stock. GEO. FRASER. Agent. > ■>' ■\TSTAIUKU AND ONE . J&?srfr »T HUNGA STEAM raß|jjß|£!sL NAVIGATION CO. (Limited). ; TIME-TABLE.-S.S. MANUKA L". ' LeaveOnchunga: Leave Waiulcu: April, 18*7. ;. 16-Sntnraay 1 p.m. 16—Saturday, 4.30 p.m. is 18-Monday, 3 p.m. 19—Tuesday. 7.30 a.m. ; ■ 5 p.m. 20 -Wed.. 8,30 a.m. 20-wed., 5.15 p.m. 21—Thuredny.!) a.m. a-Saturrlay. 8 a.m. 23-S(itnrday, 10.30 a.m. !o-Monday,Ba.m, 25-Monday. 11.30 a.m. *-T«esrlay, 8.30 a.m. 2fi-Tuesday, 12 noon. |i-J\ednesaay,» a.m. 27-Wed., 12.30 p.m. zs-Thursday, 9.30 a.m. 28-Thnrsday. 1 p.m. 29-Friday, 9 a.m. (for Manukgn Heads) , 30-saturday, 11.15 a.m. 30-Saturday. 2.45 p.m. Weather and other circumstances permitting. 4%0. cargo received within half an hour of '-'; ;J,llffiSiy(.ispa7able before delivery of goodk Aot responsible for shipping, carrying or dis "•rpnic lire stock. - .--....- J. BARR BfJOWN. Managing Director. ► iij 1 i.vr'iVi.V'n'i" I** .. ■ i.." A^jr-t- Qi S. COROMANDEL. '£BsK&i£& THOMAS SCOTT. MASTER. !'. mymppw TIME TABLE. ' Leave! Auckland: Loaves Coromandel: \, ', "' ■ — Saturday. 16.12 noon 5?™»7.18.12 noon Tuesday, li). 12 noon "«lnesda,v.2o.l2noon Thursday, 21,12 noon JTiday/w, i2 noon Saturday. 2S. 12 noon feather and other circumstances permitting, ►v.ot. rc3P.onsible in shipping, carrying, or dis warginglive stock. ,j\° e "8O received without Shipping Note. »M within haU-an-hour of advertised time of ■ departure. All Parcels must. bo_prepnid on Board. ~'■ AvR. H. SWINDLEY. Manager. 1 jfed^r O RIENT LINE. STEAM TO LONDON. Oißn,. From Sydney. From Melbourne. Thrnn»u J d fortnißh'ly thereafter. Eti?r»» 8 eh*™* from New Zealand to Ixmdon '£5 ?f>£^ t0 £24 : Seeond,£.V, to £10 ; Saloon ' TICKFtc £70-, ' EXCURSION RETURN Ariiiihi t? Vftllable9 months-First-class. £105 12 months-First-class. £115 : Second UNIP.-;'STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF ZEALAND (Limited). Agents in New Zealand. dS&4k npHE NEW ZEALANI «B§Q^ X SHIPPING COMPANY'S The well-known iron cllppe barque toi L A I R A. olith?WH?fS ri iCh¥ lcß Thow. Master, is hot *Mpatcn. ye sh« will have quloi J»W> carried at lowest current rales, ■ WMPANY iLijijTtto), Agents, Cu»toms-st?Be6>



Shipping. JLgJr*- HP HE KiUlO COL FOR GISBORNR, NAPIER. WELLINGTON, AND LYTTKLTON. culling at places be tween here and Gisborne. Tho 9.9. WAITAKI Will sail for above ports on TUESDAY, 19th inst., nt 6 p.m. Cargo received till 5 p.m. For freight or passage apply to THE ICAMO COLLIERY CO. (Limited). 10, Queen street. JL-dCsjr- nr^ A U R A N G A, s^tSK^ w H A X A T A N E. The s.r. ,ji; CrTKLMSFORD : ' Will run to and from the above ports every week. Agents-.T. Ronm.n, Tanrnncaj Whakntano, H. P. lJr.uitTT: AuiiOTT & Whitk, Opotiki. Apply to— SHARP & CO.. . .__ Coinmcrpc-stvcot. QTEA.M TO LONDON. ''i''' NTX' s-' l :A'' *f 9 R.' EN*' * TtON'COMPANY.- FOR LONDON DIRECT (Via Colombo). Steamer. Jf, aZ° Lcr'° Mol* Sydney. bourne. Shannon April 27 May .*! Suhat May 11 May 17 CiT.Ynu May 23 May IJI Rir.NOATi Junes June 14 ICaisak i ITi.vn lune 22 June 23 Pakamatta July 0 July 12 Caiitiiaoic July 20 July 2G And thenceforward every alternate week. Passengers and cargo booked lo London, Mar peillos. Italy, Kgypt, India, Chiua, and Japan, at moderale rates. Rot urn tickets issued both to first, and second class passengers at especially low ratos. Cheap reserved accommodation can bo obtained in this Company's vessels. The Second Saloon having been thoroughly re organised, this Company is now enabled to offer intending passengers to Eurouo unrivalled Accommodation at tlie following greatly re duced rates:— Single Ticket.. .. i £37 Return do. (Available for 12 months) .. £Ko Pnssengers booked nt Auckland at same rates as Sydney or Melbourne. For all particulars, apply to CKUIOKSHANK & CO., Queen-street, Auckland. Agents. Educational. IJNIVERSITY COLLEGE, KLKMKNTARY SCIENCE LECTURES. A Course of Lectures for Teachers on Botany and Agriculture will be given during the present session. Tho first Lecture will bo given on SATURDAY, Mnil April, at lQq.iti. "jj^ O T? . I C E. II ERR CARL SCHMTTT ReQiie3ts his Pupils for the ensuing fortnight to attend at his Residence, Grafton Road, at their usual hours, instead of at the Choral Hall. V, W. H. WEBBE lias a few vacancies for Puiils (Piano and Singing). New Term commonces next week, Apri! 18th— 23rd.—Address Corner of Hobson and Cook sts. "VTEWTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— 1.1 REV. PETER MASOK, B.A.—School Duties will be resumed TOMORROW (Thurs day). Tho Second Quarter will corumenco On MONDAY, tho 25th inst. MR F. B. \Y OO DH AM, Teacher of tite PIANOFORTE AND HARMONIUM. Address" Caro of Mr A. Eady, Auckland Music Warehouse. Queen-street. piTY OF AUCKLAND^ CLEANER FOR FREK LIBRARY AND MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS (FEMALE). CADET FOR LIBRARY. The City Council will receivo Applications for the above appointments until 3 p.m.. of THURSDAY, the 21st inst. Salary for Cleaner, at the rate of £n0 per annum, and lor the Cadet, at the rate of £30 per annum (who must not be under 16 years of age). Candidates canvassing members of the Coun cil will be disqualified. Further particulars on application to this Office. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, ItOLDEN AT AUCK LAND. In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1883, and tho Amendments thereof, and of the Bank, rnptcy of b;dward Prior Donnelly, of Tamaki. near Auckland, Stone Merchant, a Bankrupt, , Notick m hereby givek that it is the inten tion of the above-named Bankrupt to apply to tho Court on MONDAY, the 2nd day .of May, or on tho first day thereafter that the Court shall sit, at 11 o'clock in tho forenoon, for an Order of Discharge, under tbe provisions of tho above-mentioned Acts. , Dated at Auckland this, loth April. 188*. , , . . Solicitor for the Bankrupt, Shortland-strcet, Auckland. ATIONALIST NEVV&i'AI'ER COM PANY. Limited.-Notice is horeoy given I to Shareholders that Mr Evison (Ivo) 18 from this date (23rd March. 1887) no longer in the em ploy of the above Company, and that all pay ments, letters, &c., must be addressed to w . J. Brooks, Karangahape Road, Auckland. GEO WARBUKTON. Chairman of Directors. Auckland, March 23, 18«7. , T> ORO UG H OF PARN-EL L. Notice is hereby given that the Water and Drainage (annually receiving) Rates duo in terms of notices delivered are now bein.B. c°'; i lected, and it is requested that payment or oom ;bo made forthwith. ~ ' Arrears of the above and General Rate, 11 not paid at once, legal proceedings will be taken 101 their recovery. __ S. REYNOLDS, Town Clerk. »th April, 1387. DR. B E A L E, SURGEON. Ponsonby Road. AT HOME BEFORE 10 AND AFTER 6. Hall's Pharmacy, Queen-street Wharf, W Ganderton's Dispensary. Karangahapo Road. 4 till ft. v ; QPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. 1 The Taranaki Prov7sion~ Company will have ■ for Sale -TO-MORROW (Saturdayl - Hams. ' Bacon, Cheeso. Fresh Butter. Honoy Sauce, etc., at low huicks lo meet the times. Hams. Ooio 9d; Bacon. Id 10 7d ; Fresh Butter. 6d to 11W. Cheese. 3d to Rrl -. Honey, in 41bjars. 13 per par ; Sauce, id per bottle. Other goods at low prices. - —Note the address. _ TARANAKI PROVISION CO.. ) Ci:y Market^ 5 TMPOUNDED in the Mount Eden Public i Pound, on April 13. 18S7. by the Ranger. r One Large Bay Horse, with star on forehead aiiu white hlndfeet. X not released before tho Ist of May, 1887, will be sold at 12 noon to pay expenses. * A. CROCKET. r Ponndkoeper^_ i T> IC f 0 RIAL MAP ~S~F X E W X . ZBALAX I). Mr, J, Bonlden 19 now in Auckland with ft new and attractive Map of Naw Zoalano, 10. whjpb he ii soliciting orders. -.Address, Domain •treat.



Tenders. J^fEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Public Works Office, VV elhngton, 22nd March, 1887. Written Tenders will bo received at thii Office until NOON of WEDNESDAY the litfi :„,• li lojr. are to be marked on the outside 1I onderfor Teremaknu Bridge Contract," and addressed to the Minister for Public Works Telegraphic Tenders will be received at any l'elegraphic Office by NOON of tho same date. Flans, conditions. &c, may be seen on and after tho- 28th instant, at the Public Works pfiiecs, Auckland. Wellington, Christchurch, iJuncdin, and OreyinoiHh, and at tho Survey Office, llokitika, and tho Post Office, VVestpor't. By connnnnd. JOHN BLACK ETT. Engincer-in-Oliiof. LYEL.L BRIDGE CONTRACT, COUNTY BULLEK. Public Works Office, Wellington, 2*211(1 March, 1887. Written tenders will bo received at this Office until NOON of WEDNESDAY, tho 11th May, 1887, for tho LYELL BRIDGE CON'I'KAC'I', They aro to be marked on the outside " Tender for _,yell BridßC Contract," and addressed to the Minister for Piihlie Works. Telegraphic tenders will be received at any Telegraph Office by NOON of the same date. Plans, conditions, &c, may be senn on and after the 28th instant, at the Public Works Offices, Auckland, Wollir.g ton, Christchurch, Dunedin, and Grcymouth, nnd nt. flic Survey Office, IloKitiko,ai:d tho i Jost Office, Westporl. By command. JOHN BLACK.KTT. ICnirinccr-in-Chief. pITY OF A iTO K. LAN D. DRAINAGE WORKS, GAOL KOAD, ALONG RAILWAY. The City Council will receive Tenders until thrco p.m. of THURSDAY, tho 21st instant, for ■works as above, in terms of plans and speciflea tions to be. viewed during office hours, at the office of the City Engineer, Municipal Buildings, Wellesley-strect. TJjfi Council do not bind themselves to accept any render. '1 cnde.rsto boendorsed, " ForDrainago Works, Guol Koad."' P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office. April 10. 1887. __ SGS_ TENDERS FOR HAULAGE OF TRAM C A It tf. The Duncilin City and Suburban Tramways Company (Limited) invite Tonders for the Horsinv; and Dm vino of their Tramcars for Two Years from December next. Specifications and particulars may ho seen at the Tramway Offices, Auckland, Wellington, Christchnrch, and Dunedin. The Directors do not bind themselves to ac cept the lowest or any tender. Tenders close MAY 28, 18S7. J. WILLIAMS, Sccrofary._ IVTEW ZEALAND MIDLAK D J_l RAILWAY. NELSON CREEK SECTION. Tonders will be received at our Offices, Grey month, until i p.m. on tho 30th day of April, 18S7. for forming Railway between Arnold River and Nelson Creek, a distance of about.Yf miles. Plans and specifications may bo soen at our offices on ami after April l'Jtb. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily bo accepted. McKEONE, ROBINSON, ANtt lIVIGDOR. Grey-mouth, 6th April. 18S7. m~E ND E R FOR STO'CKi Tbe Trustees in the Assigned Estate of G. Carter. Draper, Karangahape Road, Invite Tendcr3 till noon SATURDAY.IGth inst,,fortho Stock in Trade and Fixtures in the above Estate Stock Sheets and Conditions of Tcndor can be nspected at the Office of Messrs. Macky, Logan, Stein, and Co.. Darby-street, or on the promises, whore tho Sto^k will bo on view from 12 to 2 o'clock on THURSDAY and FRIDAY. Mth and loth inst. mO BUILDERS. Tenders will be received up till Xoon of TUESDAY, 19th inst.,'for Alterations and Re pairs to Store in Lower Queen-street. EDWARD KARTLKY, Architect. O CARPENTERS, JOINERS, Ac- Wanted, immediately, a number of Pack ing Cases.—For particulars apply in person to Mr E. Wright, caro of 11, Kohn, Jeweller, Queen-street. 0 BUILDERS.—Wanted Tenders, till noon of THURSDAY, the 21st. inst.. for the erection of a Villa RMidenee in Ponsonby. Plans, &c, nt Dowden nnd Paten's, Land and Estate Agents, 161. Qncen-atrcet. ENDERS will be receiver! until Noon, Saturday, 10th inst., for Alterations and Additions to a House. Specifications can be seen by applying to Mr McKenzie, 215, Mart, Qucen-streef. - FIIENDERS will bo received up to five X o'clock on Thursday, April 21%t, for three chimneys in house in Surrey-street.—Apply on job. Johnson and Holman. Builders. For Sale. FOR SALE, a powerful staunch Horse ; 7 years; any trial.—A. K. Taylor, Mount Albert. FOR POSITIVE SALE, cheap and terms very easy, 650 acres good Land with deep-frontage. Only eight miles from the Qucen-streot Wharf.-Apply to John feoppet, Souse andLgnd_Agcnt, &>. Queen-street. 4ilOR SALE, cheap, the Cutter Spay, JD well-known as the Lucas Creek boat; cVrries from 8 to 10 tons on a light draught.- For particulars, apply to Chas. Bailey, Boat Riiildcr._C__P£!g"Btr(;ct' - OR SALE, Baking business in the city, everything complete, in good working ord«r -horse, cart, harness*cash bus.ness. i or ?ull particulars apply Win. Patterson, care of X B. Macfarlano. Fort Streot._ F~~OR7T]EASE, near Papatoitoi, a good Farm of 210 acres, in grass, fenced, sub divided, and having the necessary buildings.-- Xvvh to Harry Brown, on the farm; or to AlexandcjJYhyte^ehiniga. XfEWFOUNDLAND DOG For Sale, J_N thoroughbred, and two years okl.-Applyto C.H.C.. STAR Office. r^~OinrEASE, near Papatoitoi, a good Farm of 240 acres, in grass, tenced, sub divided; and having tho necessary buildmgs.- Apply to Harry Brown, on the farm ; Or to Alexander Whyte. Onchunga. . '■WT ARAIfGAHAPE ROAD (best part)— 8\ For Sale. 3 Brick Shops and Dwellings. :£?FmX>W Allotment. 48 t't x 118 ft. Present, M,,v.fom £300 per annum. Particulars at Fowler & Wilkinson, Exchange Chambers, Queen-street. . tSTiTcTKYARD FOR LEASE OR SALE. t^irkvard in Ponsonby. in thorough working order wtth Kilns, Pug Mill, Sheds, tea., com- P^ossess^n^ro^eifi-enmrea, . The above will be sold it a reasonable oftcr is trade-Apply MANAGER, New Zealand Timber Co. (Limited). Meetings. "T^PFNERAL MEETING of St. Bene \ rtW-t'a Christian Doctrine Society will be xfh iWnvening. In Miss Shevilin's School h,eil 8 ovKcf sharp. Business: To make Hi arrangments for Plcnlc-K. Maney. Hon. DRAUGHTS CLUB.- A MonTliers should attend Saturday Nights m tine so asto make arrangements for match, A te Players not members arojwelcome. F_TfN"']MMEETING Tonight.—The Rev, T rnrtis wi" Pleach on " TTm .Importance o Y/atc*ng toTchrisfs Return and « Holy Life. Personal. qP9T7vvii"LOUISA will let Mary kno*



Wanted. TIT ANTED, a General Servant where T T nnother is kept.-Apply Miss Alexander, Epsom. WANTED, Good Cook and Laundress. —Apply between 10 and 12, Mr Batger, Mount Eden. "V\7^ANTED, some kind person to nxlotit T T a healthy Baby Boy. ono month old; will be entirely givon up.—For address apply to Stak Office. "\\/"ANTED, Gentlemen Boarders, private H family, bath, pinno; most comfortftblo house. 18s.—Last house Williamson's Avenue, PoiiHonby Road. WANTED, tenders until noon on Wednesday next, April 20th, for re instating cottage at Ponsonby. Plans, etc., at Porter and Co.. Nowtqn. ' ■ WANTED, Estimates for Pitting' up Shop.—Apply to-night, botweon 5 and (I, next, Rising .Sun Hotel, Karangahajxj Road. WANTED, Horse-hair in any quantity ; best price given.—Brown nnd Dickins, Brush_and_Bollows Factory. Market Square. WANTED, for the Country, a middle aged woman, ns Working Uousokeopcr; must understand dairy, and luiTO B°o<l rofev enccs.—Apply at 18 Shortland-strect, Hcnfy Byron. WANTEDpa respectable young Girl rifl Gei>eral Sfirvant, must.be fond of chil dren.—Apply Mrs J. H. MatthcWß, Peoplo's Co oporat ivo Store, Patteson-strcet, Fre«m«n'B Bay. WANTED, Smart) Gir>, 16 or 17 year«, as Genernl Servant.—Apply Mrs Douglas, next Abbott's Store, Hobaon-streetj \\7 ANTE D, Members to form a private 7 T Drum and Fife Band, or brass instru ments taught.—For particulars, apply to J. P. Shnnahan. Randolph-street. Newton. WANTED, a Steady Single Man to plough and make himself generally useful. — Apply K. Stackloy, near St. John s College, Tamaki. WANTED, a good General Servant — Apply to Mrs Gummer. Mount Roskill Road, first house on left past railroad crossing. WANTED, a Housemaid. — Apply to Mrs Fraser, Mountncasing, Grafton Rond. WANTED— Customers for Prime Bejof and Mutton, at tho Now Cnsh Butchery, Hobson Btreet, near corner of Cook-street. At Newton prices. . ANTED—A Stoker for a Busli Saw Mill, musr. be accustomed to Mill work. Married man. Wages, £2 2s, and houso pro vided. Apply by letter to Stoker, Star Office. WANTED, nn Assistant for a tailor's shop. Must, have sonic idea of the trade. Wages ijs per week.—Apply, Box !£iti Post Office. WANTED, a Bricklayer to build chim ney on job at Dargnvillc.—Apply Eagle Hotel. Albert-street. WANTED, Strong Active Girl, for Housework: also Scholars and Ap prentices for Dressmaking. — Miss Marshall, Upper Vincent-street. WANTED, a iirst>class Portrait Opera tor.—Apply, with copy of testimonials, specimens, age, and photo, to F. A. Coxhead, Dunedin. WANTED, 30,000 people to read tbe Stories in " N.Z. Illustrated Tit bita." WANTED, good Tenants for 4-roomcd Houses; rent, "s 6d per week; near Rncs-street.— J. Williams, Tailor, Victoria-st. WANTED SEEN, the Largo Grand Assortment of Wall Paper for Cd the Roll. First buyers get tho piok at Dampier's Only Shop. Victoria-streets Al^ ANTEITKNOWN—One more Tomb V T stone in the form of a cross, even better thnnthe last; exactly half-price. £2 10s. —Apply at Dampier's Only Shop, Victoria street. t ANTED KIjTOWN. —MSriejr advanced .on PersonW apd Collateral Security, repayable by weekly or monthly instalments. Bills discounted.—.Tames Rao. Elllott-strcet. ANTED KNOWN—For Sale, Fruit and Grocery Business, Cash Trado, Stock, Fixturcsand Goodwill, £25, good position. -Apply, S.H., Star Office. OFLE'S SCHNAPPS has often been pirated, but has never had a rival. ANTED KNOWN—Sir. S. A. Scott, Xc-.v and Second Hand Clothior, h(is Removed to three doors from Earlo and Mont gomery's. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Cast-off Clothing Bought. Elegant Riding Habit for palo. ] ANTED KNOWN — Tradesmen's Books started and kept posted up by thoroughly <nialiUcd book-keepor: moderate ternus; no one can over-cstimato tho value of correctly kept lioolcs.—Bookkeeper. Star OfH'ie. "ANTED KNOWN—Gents' E. Sides, Poilock'H Celebrated Mako, 5, 6, and 7. at 7s Cd ; Auckland-made Derby Shoes, 79 lid ;do do Balmorals, to Od ; do do K. Sides, with nailH. 9s (id; guaranteed to rivo every satisfaction. Splendid variety of New Goods at Budge's Boot Shop, 103, Victoria-street, next. Aylctt fc Let ham's. WANTED KNOWN. — That latgfl Doublc-frontPd Brick Shop and Dwelling in Hobson Street, lately occupied by F. V\'. Revel at a rent of £3, will be let to an immediate tenant for 30s pnr week. Shop 28 x 30. with grand plate glass windows ; house has 8 large rooms, bath, gas, and water,Mtc.; also largo iron building at back s-itablo lor worlcskop or storeroom.—Apply Kaglo Hotel, Albert-street. ANTED KNOWN.—Having bought largely at Miss Teutonberg's Auction Palo I can sell at thefollowins?prices:—Berlin Wool.' 3s lld the lb (good colours) ; Crewel Silk Od por doz.; Decca Silk. Is 9d per doz; Crochet Cotton (assorted numbers), Is 6d por doz: Crewel Wool, lOd por doz.-At Dampier's Only Shop, Victoria-street. ANTED KNOWN—Cheap Boots.— Infants' Strap Shoes with Bows, Is per pair, Children's Sand Shoes, 4 to C, acknow ledged to be thn prettiest little shoo in Auck land price, 2s Ud ; Children's Button Boots, i to G good wear. Is lid; Children's Kid Button Boots, 10 to 13. extra value, is M; Maids'do., Ito2, 5s 6d.—At Budge's Boot. Shop, 103, Victoria-street, nost Aylctt and Letham s. W~~ ANTED KNOWN—Goodson'a Lon don Arcado is the recognised place to obtain sterling. Gold and Silver Jewellery at the lowest prices; also, Stationery^Cutlery, ElectroPlate, China nnd Glassware Fancy and uscsul Goods of all kinds. Toys, adhb.. Per fumery. Brushes. Sponges, &c.. Dinner Scte (from 20s). Breakfast Sets (from 15a), China Tea Sets (from I'-'s fid), and an endless variety of Goods too numerous to mention, at, prices tnat astonish those who see them. Inspection In vited Price list free on application. Open diilvfrom BtoG. Saturdays, close at 10 p.m.- V_i_ the' Address; GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. 210. Qiiecn-etrect, Opposite Me Arthur's Warehouse. t TIHTANTE'D KNOWN—Bought, a bar W K uin,over4ooPair3ofTra%-ellera'Samplcs They will not fit everybody, but those who arc fortunate enough to have a mcdinm-si7:ed fool will he able to buy a first-class Boot or Shoe foi half the usual price See them marked outsuU the door of Budge's Boot Shop. 108. Victoria street. WAN T E D INSPECTION OF MUNRO AND MILL IG A N'S TWEEDS. AN opening for a respectable Youth t< Learn tho Watchmaking.-Apply at J Howden's. Wntehmakor and Jeweller. Queen street. Auckland. AS an antidote to the consequence o late hours Wolfe'b Schnapps stand 3 pre eminent. ______————- GOOD MILLWRIGHT wants work Dri\e engine, repair machinery, car , pcintry. or generally useful. — Active, oiai Office. ■ . -VriGHT-SOIL CONTRACT.— Wantec 1 J3I Known-That all accounts now due no , paid by the 20lh lnat..the service will be BtOPP«a N.8.-AU tenants to pay in advance. Orteralo complaints srnt to our office wlll/ecclve prmnp ■ attention. Office : City Fresh Water_gatlia 1 _ • mO Parents and Guardians. - Wanted JL Respectable Boy to learn the ffig*^ . business, premium.- Buchanan & Co.. oconneti street, off Shortland street. __. -fl KS. PER WEEK - One or tw< I O Boarders wanted for a c0"!01^ ' hoffibT Healthy locality and splendid view 1 w-thin easy distance of tcwn.-AppiJ staj I Office.



Wanted. WANTED, a Nurse girl for two children, one willing to njako herself useful, also an apprentice to tho Millinery and sales.—Apply Mrs Saunders, Manukau Road. Parnell, _____i WANTED, a Boy accustomed to plain Painting.-Apply to Mr Nelson, Curran gtreet, Ponsonby. - . WANTED, a Dairy of first-class Butter and fresh Egga for cash.-Apply to N. Lowo. Arch Hill Dairy, Great North Road. . ANTED, Good Trousers and Waist coat makers.—A Woollams & Co. WANTED, Gentleman Boarder; single or double room; IBs per week; good view; four mlnntea from G.P.O.—Apply Mr Hatawcll, Grocer, Princes-street. \\TANTED, a Sculleryman. — Apply V T Northern Citlbj XVfANTED KNOWN, Good Writing y*' guaranteed in 12 lesson* Ladies and Gonttemcn, day or evenhig. privately or in class.—Mr T. Harle Giles. Professor of Writing, Shortland-atreet, opposite Syar Office. ANTED TO LET, Furnished Bed room to Young Man ;is per week. No othorskept. (iood Hath.—For Addreßa. apply Mr Home- Grocer, top Wellington Streot, or Stak Office. WANTED to Le*. Fnrnfehed Bed and •Sitting Rooms, with use of Kitchen, for Timrried couple— Gunflry-struet, fifth house from Karangahapo Road, Ncwtim. ANTED TO~SELL, a Light Exprew Wagon, Horso and Harness. — Apply P.F., Star Offlcc. ~\\F ANTED to Sell, 9 Acres with House ; y y suit for market garden or poultry farm. £10 Cash; balance a3 agreod, interest 0 per cent.—P.. Star Office. W~ ANTE D, to exfhang-o a sood Bicycle with ball bearings, for a D. n. Gun. Apply at. Hooker's Grocery, Kyher Pass Road. W" ANTED KNOWN.—Having Bought over3oo Ladies' Night Dresses.Chomises, and Drawers, a great bargain, I will Sell thorn at nearly half price. Chemises at Is Gd, regular price, 2s fid : night dresses, is 3d, reffular price, Hs Od—hand-made night drosses, which must he Rocn to know their value. Our ton-quarter blanketP.at 13s Cd, arc the best value in this city. Our sheetings, quilts, calico, &c, arr the best value obtainable. Some of onr unshrinkable flannel is made into men's under-shirts, prico 3n Od each : navy and black cashmere hose, size 3, from Is 3d per pair; men's socks from 3Jd per pair. Plain wools. Is lOd per head.-J. Guekn', 78 Victorln-stieet. N.B.—Ladies' under clothing on ricw in our window, two doora abovo Sanford's, frnftercr. Amusements. A BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. UNDER DISTTNGInSHED PATRONAGE. GRAND ATHLETIC. CARNIVAL ny PROFESSOR CARROLLO AND HIS PUPILS, MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1887. Prizes won at the A.A.A.C. Sports in March Mill be presonted on the Nigbt. CARROLLOS WONDERFUL PERFORM ANCE ON THREE BARS, AND AN ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME. linpoy's Band in Attendance. Prices : 3s. 2s. Is. Box plan at Kidd and Wildman's. XjILLEKSLIE AND REMUERA SPORTS To bo held in the OLD ELLERSLIE GROUNDS TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), APRIL 16,1887. PnOGRAMME OF EVENTS : ?! ELLEItSLIE AND REMUERA HANDI CAP. 3 heats-lOOyds., 220 yds., 410 yds 3. HURDLE RACE. 220 yds i. 1 MILE HANDICAP 3. TUG OF WAR C. BOYS' RACE. 150 yds 7. PUTTING THE STONE 6. SACK RACK 0. WALKING MATCH, 2 miles 10. BICYCLE RACK 11. BOYS' MILE RACE 12. HOP. STEP. AND JUMP 13. CONSOLATION RACE > Firm Race to Start at 11 o'Clock. ADMISSION TO GROUND, I*. H. LAWRENCE, Hoo. Sec. /-IHRIST CHURCH, ELLERSLIE. A BALE OF WORK WILL BE HELD IX THE SCHOOLROOM, KLLKRSJjIK, In aid 6f tbe Funds of the above Church, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). And at 8 p.m. ft CONCERT will take place, when several well-known Amatours Will assist. Admission to Concert. Ib. EXH IBITION of G lassblowing, Saturday Afternoon, from 2to fi. Admission, Cd. Prizes given. Works, Freeman's Hay. ; To iict TO LET, a Six-roomed House, in Carl ton Goto Road.—Apply K. Porler and Co., ! Newmarkot. . O LET, Brick Shop and Dwelling, Hobson-street, next Berlin Piano Co. ; • rent low.—Apply next door. O LET, Villa Residence, 7 rooms, and 1 acre ground. Nugent-street, Kybor Pass . Road.—J. Moginic, Coomhes's Arcado, Queon-Bt. ' f-po LET, a comfortable 2-roomcd Cot 'JL tago: rent 6a.—H. J. Riordan, next the [ Cheap butcher, Hobson-street. fTIO LET, Newmarket, 5-roomed Cottages, '. JL with watot laid on—Cs od, 7a; and 8s per , week.—Wm. Dinnison, Newmarket. T" O LET. —•■ Napier-street, near Bridge, Four-room Verandah Cottage, water laid ; on, rent Ta.—Apply Parkinsop. Butcher. TRY tho Great Clearance Sale before purchasing Clothing for yoursolf or 80ns, : atT. Shorts. By order of the Executors. \ nPO LET, Park View, Upper Nelson 1 X street, back of St. James's Church, pleasant -. house, six rooms.—Mrs Crawford; next door r for key, Rent low. TO LET, 7-roomed House on Great. North Road! largo allotment, small stable, gas ' and city water; rent, los per week.—J. Radchne, . next door. I npO LET—A nicely furnished House near t JL Ponsonby Road, good position and large 3 allotment,-Apply to Thos. Rogers, Franklin . Road, corner Wood-strccU TO~LET t Nice 5-Roomed House, Graf ton Road, 13s; Parnell, Good 4-Roomed, splendid view, Bs. -T. Hill, Grafton Road, ' Domatn-strcet. rilO LET, "roomed House, city water, I_ dresser, cupboards, and cvott conveni ence ; rent, to good tenant, 10s Gd; Summer-st., Ponsonby Road.-Apply next door, or F. G. 3 Ewington. TO LET, in Parnell, a comfortable 9 roomed House, within two minutes' walk of tho'busses, and commanding a good view or - tho harbour. One room, 21 x 12, adapted for a 3 dressmaker's work-room,or a school; large baso '• ment suitable for a mechanic s workshop: rent, - 15s por week.-Applr to Mr Jamea Martin, Grocer and Baker, Manukau Road. . f nno LET, a new Brick Shop and Dwelling, > I with plate glass window,' Venetian blmqs, stove, prates, &c. (in the line brick block in " Eden Terrace), suitablo for a Tobacconist and ■ Hairdresser: one very much wanted; not one ■ within half-mile radius; will be fitted with 31 conveniences for tko trade ; rent only 22s Gd per woek.-Apply to Barker Brothers, ICaranganape J Road. • rTIO BE LET, Furnished, for 12 months, • X Mr McLaughHn'B House at Papatoitoi, { 10 reoms, exclusive of bathroom, etc.; «ut liousea, stable, coachhouse, etc., etc. Good 1 Paddock, 17J acres, bounded by creek, Orna1 I mental Grounds, and Orchard 9J acres.-Foi further particulars apply to 0 F. R. CLAUDE, Shortland-street. ? I\/TADAME "BOTTENELLI, MUliner b JJrX and Dressmaker, Grey-street, has Apart ments to Let, furnished or unfurnished.



Amusements. A BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. Lessees Williamson, Garner, and Musgrove. Manager Liddy. Stage Manager Mr A. Maltby. OUR- LAST GRAND FASHIONABLE NIGHTS. WILLIAMSON, GARNER, & MUSGROVK'S THE ROYAL COMEDY COMPANY. TONIGHT (FRIDAY), APRIL 15tu, By Special Request, F. C. Burnand's Famous Cemedy, BETSY. ■RTTTCJV Tl'o Funniest Comedy on record. r>™o-T- Vide tno Press notices. Betsy is a lilljihY smartly-written Farcical Comedy: BETSY tho pieoo abounds in highly comical BETSY hut exceedingly natural situations, T,t, q ,y-Tr the dialogue is c-isp and witty, and « Betsy is a Comedy which can he BETSY most thoroughly enjoyed by evon tho BETSY most blase playgoor. Mr Maltby's KVTW Tutor,"and Mr Anson's Birket, aro n^mS-G- fAvo fine Pieces of character acting, BiiilbY the dry hnmour of the parts be- BETSY ing excellently hronght out by these BETSY gentlemen, and the result is a por oT^mS-v- formnnce which is funny to a B-blbY degree. TO-MO ROW (SATURDAY), APRIL 16, I POSITIVELY THE LAST PKRFORMANCR, When will be given, by universal desire, Pinero's famous 4-act Comedy, entitled THE MAGISTRATE. Box plan at Kidd and Wildman'a. ADMISSION-os, 4», 3s, Is. Doors open at 7.30; overture at 8: carriages, 10.15. ABBOTT'S Opera pdi^l House. DR. LYNN, MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 18. MIRTH AND MARVELS. Read what the Papers Bay: "Evening Post": "Dr. Lynn is a brilliant wit, compelling the most circumspect of his hoarers to Indulge in frequent and unre strained roars of laughter." " Melbourne Argus": " Dr. Lynn is the central luminary of the mystic world, around which other bodies revolve with reflected light." The " London Daily Telegraph ": " Dr. Lynn is indeed a fellow of infinite jest." "3.M. Herald": "Dr. Lynn's refined, entertain ment is replete with amazing novelties." *' Otngo Times ": " Dr. Lynn's entertainment Is the most charming and instructive ever pre sented to a Dunedin audience." Plan of Reserved Seats at Kidd and WiId "pOPULAR PRICES OF ADMISSION: Dreas Circle, 3s ; Stalls, 2a ; Pit, Is. General Business A^ent Philip Stuart Manager and Treasurer J. J. Foster I T V ~H A^ L L . ILato Theatre Royal.] GRKAT SUCCESS! GREAT SUCCESS 1 CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. TO-NIG HT ! TO-NIGHT! MAMMOTH MINSTRELS VARIET VANY AN TROU PE. NEW FACKS ! NEW FACES ! 1-CORNER MKN-4 17-PERFORME RS-17 Novel axd Stakxling Effects ! MILLION PRICES: 2s, Is. and Cd. AGRICUIiTU RA L HA L L (Adjoining City Market). CROWDED AND ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION of tho ROYAL ACROMANTIA TEMPLE OF WONDERS. EACH ACT RECEIVED AN OVATION. Every Evening till Further Notice. MILLION PRICES: Chairs—Oke Shiixjnp. Gallery—Sixpence. Manager: MAX RINKLE. ELLIS The World'B NEWTON Bs^ Fame- THEATRE ROYAL, MONDAY, 18th APRIL, IS THE PEOPLE'B NtOHT OF ENJOYMENT. At the Singing Contest, the best Singer will bo awarded a Watch, Afterwards will be a Baby Show, and the finest made Baby will be awarded a Gold Watch. Following this will be awarded an English Sterling Silver Watch tor the best Clog Dancer. There will also bo a Concertina Contest for a handsome Silver Cup. After wards will bo a Hot Applo Dumpling Contest, tho one who eats it first to receivo a Livo Pig. !n order to gain respectability, I intend charging the small admission to all parts of the house of Is. excepting drees circle, which will bo 2s. Doors open at 7.80, to commence at 8 o clock. Those who Beck a thorough evening's enjoy ment should not miss this great treat. Pianist will attend, and the brass band will parade the streets in the handsome state carriage, and will play ono selection during the evening. Noto to the public-That ELLIS NEWTON has taken a shop in Queen-street, opposite MoArthur's. Open from 11 to 2 daily. MR MAX RINKLE and lii 9 Full Company will appear and perform at the Great Show, in dependent of 54 competitors. Sale as usual every evening at 8 o'clock, City Market. /"^ YMNASIUM~over Woollams's Tailor \JT Shop, foot Of Grey Street. Open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday for practice, aerms, tL\ Is per quarter. BOXING. —W. Murphy, Champion Light-weight, is open to give private lessons in boxingot any time, either at private residence or class. — Apply to General Post Ofllcc, name and address. mEMPERANCE HALL, Saturday, 16th JL April. Temperance Meoting: singing, music, &c. Doors open at 7.30. FREE. OLY TRINITY SCHOOLROOM., CHURCH-STREET. DEVONPORT. DANCING. A Quadrille Assembly will be opened by Mcsdamea Revitt and Hali.ett on MONDAY Evening, April 18th. Terms: 30sdouble ticket, £1 Is single. All Fees in advance WANTED KNOWN— CRESCENT HALL, Directly opposite Harbour View, Shortland-st. DANCING. At tho special request of many Ladies and (Jentlemon, a Select Quadrille Assembly will be formed in tho abovo Hall on TUESDAY, 19th April, at half-past seven p.m. Double tickets, £1 Is; Single, i3s per quarter, in advance. iy OR T H SHORE. DANCING. DEPORTMENT AND CALISTHENICS. By the kind pbrmission of Miss Bates, a class will bo formed at the Girls' High School, under the superintendence of Mr J. Kelly, from Her Ma'esty's Theatre, commencing WEDNESDAY, April 20, at 4 p.m.. . Terms: One Guinea per Quarter (in advance). Addre98 ~ PONSONBY ROAD. EALING THROUGH FAITH IN JESUS. The Mission will (D.V.) be continued in the CHORAL HALL, SYMONDS-STREET. AUCKLAND, BY THE EEV JOHN ALEX. DOWIE & MRS DOWIE, of the Free Christian Tabernacle, Fitzroy, Melbourne. THIS (Friday! EVENING, at a quarter to 8, Mr Dowie^-" Leaves of Healing from the Mrs Dowie—"How Jesus Heals the Little Ones." HEALING-ROOM ADDRESSES DAILY. ODen to alKSaturdays and Lord's Days excepted) at; 3 p.m. After which those who aro seeking tho LORD for HEALING aro seen privately. No charges of any kind made. Freewill offer inKs taken to cover expenses. All seats Free. AH Welcome. Bring Bibles and Sankey's Hymnß. | "CHristls" all." Lost and Found. LOST, on Sunday afternoon lart, between Bt, Paul's Churoh and wrnyard-street, a gold broooh. Finder rewarded at Kidd ana Wildman'a. _. "I AS, REWARD—Loat, April SnS, a XV red and wjjita oo?t wiftohain around wok, in full milk JPmfler will reoeiye toe above reward P.U. returning the same to W, Sands, Pah Road, Epsem,