CABLEGRAMS.

fj, jsilflTßlC TEUiT.EAPH-COrVISTCfIT.]

THE FRENCH CRISIS.

(SPECIAL.)

London, May 20. .IufBEYCINET has been summoned L a Ministry, but is consulting |jis friends before accepting the ,i An impression prevails that the Sryffill quietly accept the sacri- Ji General Bonlanger for the sake

THE IRISH NATIONALISTS.

[reuter's telegram.]

; / , London, May 20. fe "Times" considers that the Nations regarding the Clan-na-Gael are damaging to the Parnellite oiise. Mr O'Brien has proceeded to Ottawa, where he is securing sympathy, ©sequent on the violence oflered him lj the mob at Toronto.

(special.)

NEW KNIGHTS.

London, May 19. It is announced that a baronetcy hag ten "conferred upon Alderman Sir EotertCarden, and a knighthood upon lirman Henry A. Isaacs, Lievite mtColonel Alfred, and Mr Kirby, Sheriff.

SIR WM. McARTHUR.

[Reuter.]

London, May 19. Sir W. McArthur was elected to the Erase of Commons in the Liberal, not i thd Conservative interest, as tele pphed. , ...

THE AFGHAN FRONTIER COMMISSION.

.'St. Petersburg, May 19. The Anglo-Russian Commission, which recently adjourned for the pur pose of referring certain disputed points to their Governments, reas sembles here next week.

COMMERCIAL NEWS.

London, May 19. Consols are tO3f. New Zealand 4 per cent, inscribed stock is 10s higher, viz.,ilOO. The weekly returns of the Bank of England, published to-day, show: the total reserve in notes and bullion at £14,000,000, or £200,000 less than last week. Tho proportion 'oi revenue to liabilities is 47 per cent. Colonial -breadstuff's and tallow are un changed. ;;.-■■'■ ■ ■ Sydney, May 20. Wheat, 3s 3d-to 3s 7d; oats, 2s to feld; maize; 3s to 3s 2d per 581bs ; potatoes,,s2s to 52s 6d per ton. Potato market glutted. Adelaide, May 20. Wheat, 4s 2d, very firm; flour firmer•''.country brands selling from 10s to £S lss; town brands, £d '

AUSTRALIAN.

[reutep's telegram. ]

M SOUTH WALES PAELIA &.. MENT.

~' Sydney, May 20.. "leXegislative Assembly, which sat fast Bight discussing the proposed 'jNlotiire rules, continued sitting to %,' The House had not risen at half- this' afternoon. Much r *mination took place amongst *; toembers, and the Speaker M difficulty in preserving order. J^ the night a motion that the from to-day to the 31sfc carried despite the opposition ~M Government. An acrimonious Pate .also took place on the sub ¥• of certain correspondence which between the Premier mQb Foster, Attorney - General, m resignation -was announced ««%y. "The tone of the discussion f?% was averse to Foster. 13 announced that Mr Abbott has Mfromjthe position of leader of / in the Assembly. In J legislative Assembly, after 24 .jp-attingj-the House has been ad- JP until Tuesday, 31st inst. The " te rules were passed in globo.

FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

. ■ Brisbane, May 20. J accident occurred to-day to a oithi? ainonan unfinished portion railway. One person K111 «l and seven'injured.

VICTORIAN PARLIAMENT.

j. Melbourne, May 20. I, Parliament meets on wot June. The measures to be

submitted by the Government include amendment to the laws relating.to the public service, education, health, fac tories, and local government. Parlia ment will also be asked to deal with the establishment cf a Metropolitan Board of Works, and formation of a Military Educational College

FATAL COLLISION AT SEA.

Sydney, May 20. Two small schooners came into col lision at the Heads last night while being towed to sea. One is tfiioSvh to have sunk, the mate being drowned. Nothing has since been heard of the other schooner.

ACCIDENT TO A CRICKETER.

Melbourne, May 20. Mr Palmer, the well-known cricketer, while shooting in the neighbourhood of Benalla, slipped, and fractured his kneecap. Very little hope is enter tained of his ever being able to play cricket again.

THE COLONIAL EXHIBITION.

Melbourne, Way 20. In tlie Town Hall this afternoon, His Excellency Sir- Henry Loch pre sented the medals and diplomas gained by the Victorian exhibitors at the Colonial and Indian Exhibition.

ANGLO-COLONIAL NEWS.

(special.)

London, May 19. Mr Adye Douglas., Tasmania, has declined the honour of knighthood. Sir J. Lorimer is arranging for the establishment of a colonial small arm factory.

Mr Mclntyrc has succocded in float ing the Eagle Hawk Mining Company. At the banquet to the delegates last 1 night Mr Stanhope, in his speech, said that oarly in the political experience of prominent statesmen the disruption of the Empire was expected, and the colonies were thought to be desiring separation. England was even then apa thetic, and the public took no interest in the colonies. Happily that period had passed. The latter had grown into world-wide importance, and there was a strong disposition to cement the union of the various parts of the Empire. The Australian colonies' turally occupied a very prominent part in tho proceeding of the Imperial Conference, even beyond Canada. The latter country was already well de fended, whereas much had yet to bo done in Australasia to make the de fences efficient. It was impossible to predict the course of events at present, but the prospects of a peaceful future for the Empire were in every respect promising. The greater colonies were taking a most important part in shaping the history of the Empire, and the duty, of the mother country was to foster them in every way. Sir R. Wisdom expressed his delight at the colonies being so much esteemed in England. He that the colonies would be better off if they re linquished England than England would be if she relinquished the colo nies.

Tenders for the Wellington Gas Company's loan of /50,000 were opened to-day. The * amount sub scribed was ,£126,000, the average price being about p£lo3 ss. The Orient Company are disposed to accept the final offer made by the postal authorities respecting the new mail contract. • It is reported that Sir P. Jennings will be created a Companion of the Bath. . Mr Henniker Heaton has protested against the acceptance of a ten years' contract to convey Indian mails until the continental rates have been revised. Mr Goschen is inclined to- limit the contract to five years if the objectors are satisfied. # . ~,; The company which is being floated by Mr Murray Smith to take over Mr C.B. Fisher's Northern Territory Estate will be announced to-morrow. The capital is and the following are thedirectors:—Messrs Vicar? Gibbs, Chas. Parbary, Thos. Archer, and K. Jeffrey. The success of the company is assured. . The Post Office authorities have for warded to the Peninsular and Oriental and Orient Companies the final offer connected with the proposed new con tract for the carriage of mails between England and Australia. It is expected that the companies will accept these W. H. Smith states that the Colonial Ministers entertain very slight differences of opinion,as to the propriety of an extension of the Queen's title in order to embrace the colonies. _____

A new patent medicine has found its way to our Soree-Dr. Henley'sc-exfcraft ;■ tf celery, beef, and iron-proved by the ead jjg physieane of Europe and America to be niitritivo- and invigorating, while- the iron ?s a tonic for the"blood and food for the brain. Sharland and Go are wholesale agents. The.extract canbe had from all chemists.

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I ai well and , hearty, and have had no roirn of tho troublo.' SUFFERED IN ItEAD AND FACE. CURED. For over ono year Mr C. 11. Palmer, fccrotary of tho Conservative Defence Assjiation and ovem>er of tho District of Isngton, suffered from neuralgia in his l'to and hoad, nnfl rheumatism in his Hurt. No treatment did him any good uhl St. Jacobs Oil was applied, when bverxtraeo of pain head and limbs was reibved as ill by magic. mORTURED WITHOUT HOPE. I JL Miss Twonjey, oiishicr for Messrs lir rinp:ton nnd Son. ono of thenkicstbuslhsa houses in Cork, Writes, under date Julys, 18S5 - "For some time I suflbred tortio from neuralgia, and tried several rcmntlh in viiin. A ki.r«i friend suggested that , , should try St. Jacobs Oil. Without hop I did so, anil I am happy to atatc thataftOi a few applications I was quite rclievet from pain." IN PAIN NINE~TIONTHS-CURED, For more than nine, months Mr Harry L Agnue, carpenter in tno Royal Arsenal Woolwich, sull'crod from neuralgia ill thi head. Ho could obtain no relief "from anj remody, but a fow anplicallons of St Jacobs Oil removed all pain, und cured him. TTNCEASING f>AIN CURED. U "211, High Hcrtborn, London, E.G. " Until a friend advised me of the great value of. ot. Jacobs Oil ns si 4 Conqueror of Pain, I had been a groat sufTorcr from ncuralßin in my face and head, and had never been able to obtain a remody to ea.so the pain 1 procured a bottle of the Oil, the contents ol which, well rubbed on, completely re moved all pain, and I havo not beeo troubled with neuralgia since. Sidney C. H. Wokd." Wholosalo Agents, Auckland'— Messes SARGOOD, SON, & EWEN. Public Notices. PUBLIC NOTICE. Kotice la Jiereby given that tho businoee of tho late Mk.L.ll. Orjtkn. Nurseryman, of Lily Dale Nursery, Ojie Trer Hill, carried on under the stylo of L. H. Urn B.v and So>'p, will continue under the same sty '-y his two. Sons. In thanking the Fubliofortheir support during the hi3t 17 years we hope that by strict attention to business to merit a continuance of the same. The planting season comlnpon now wo have for aalo a splendid sioolc of Fruit, Flowcr inp, Ornamental Shelter Trees, Shrubs, Plants, etc., which wo cat supply atreasonablo prices. H. C. GRJCICN. F. A. GREEK. IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Genuine Half- JL Yearly Clearing , Sale at Goodson's London Arcade, from SATURDAY. May 21, to SATURDAY, May 28, inclusive. List of the prices of a fov/liucs offered during tho SEVEN DAYS' SALE :- Silver Wrftchesiln consequence of relinquishing the Watch trade), will be offerod during Sale at one half their marked pricee Gold Alberts at very loiv prices Storlinf? Silvor Jewellery at greatly reduced T) I*l CCS Breakfast Sets. 9s 6d the Set —During tho Sale Dinner Sets, 'JOs the Set „ „ Tea Sets, 10s Cd tho Set W. I-l'dle Table Knives, t?s Od * doz W. H'dlo Oessert Knives, .'(s i doz. „ „ B. Table Knives and Forks, 3s, pairs,, „ Stationery cheaper-than ever ~ ~ Lustres arid Vases half-price '„ ~ Klectro-platcd Goods half-price „ ~ Tpa Spoons, Is 6'd the doz. „ Fancy Goods-An Immense quantity of lines of which y?e have excessive stocks will be sold at half-price. Wocordiallyinviteournumerous customers to call early durinfethe Sale, as much stock will be sold at ridiculously low prices, rather than send them to auction. For seven days' only, from Saturday. 21st, to Saturday, 28th May. Clearance Sale at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, 210,'Queen-Btreet, oppo site MoArthur'e Warehouse. DOG BISCUITS J. BYCROFT & CO., (LIMITED) Have n quantity of above on hand, for sale at a low price. CITY FLOUR MILLS & BISCUIT FACTORY, Shortland street. EXTRA PAIR OF TROUSERS . ] ,&. 1 TAILOR I //\ to |i MEASURE, h^i r g : ——— o hi H « 603. 555. 60s. § 2 ||.''.': 655. 70s. 755. J M g . 80s. Sss. 90s. g < fe __ . ...,., 13 55 ~gy- H. ROBINSON, Tailob, S W CORNER 08 , S^& / ' t° M COOK & QREY 9 (QREYSIREETS. | <$tf Vr> '' EXTRA PAIR OF TROUSERS QURREY HILLS. SURREY HILLS. OHOICBMg. .:; HEALTHY SITUATION SUmYHI SteY HILLS, . SURREY HILLS. TRAM-CARS PASS EVERY 10 MINUTES. One-flfth Cash, balance any timn within Five Years. Instalments received. • ... '. Offices: Australian Mutual Provident Societj'a Build ings, Queen-street. A. BOARDMAN, Agent. AZARD'S SHOOTING GALLERY, ELLIOTT-STREET. A series of VALUABLE PRIZES will bo iriven to the THREE COMPETITORS MAKING the GREATEST NUMBER of CON SECUTIVE .BULL'S-EYES, from May U to fstpriil-iio'UßlfE-IJARRELLED BREECH LOADING CHOKEBORE GUN !?d d Prizes on vieiv at \V, H. Hazard's, Gunmaker, 160 a, Queen-street. : i ■ ;



Drapery, Clothing, &c. LADIES OF AUCKLAND AND SURROUNDING NEIGHBOURHOOD, ; .; l ear BEFORE YOU BUY HOSIERY SEE'-aa ! J. GILMOUR'S BARGAINS Ladics'Colourod Cashmero of a beautiful quality aurt finished for Is «kl per pair, original price 2s 9,i1. Same Quality, Children's No. 1, 2, & 3, value Is. 9d. for Is. Maids' *', 5, <fc6, value 2a. (id. la. 2d. J. G. wishes you to nee the valuo in Gloves of all kinds, too numerous to mention—Swede, Kid, \ - Silk, Cloth, Aic., &c; Gont'a Kid; ■ I . also, bargains in evening colours in Kid. Ladies' Cloth far-tops, &.G., at Cd per pair ; also Boys' etrong cloth fur-lined, &c.,.6d cor pair. \ A Large Stock of Ladies' and Children's Felt and ■ Straw Hats ut 3d., fid., tid., is. and Is. 10d., _. much leas than half original price. , .^_ i ' ....:....". ...... j J. GILIOUR, DRAPER AND GLOVER! Upper Symonds Street, and KARANGAHAPE ROA.D. ;~~WE ARE THE CHEAPEST 'KAMNGAHAPE ROAD ! \ WRNER OF EAST-ST. t 1 ' ■ ■ - ''■ OURABLEI \" MH G. T. CONGREVE COFSTJMPTIOF I . ANDara SUCCESSFUL TRBATMBNT. Bhpwlng that'-jreful dieoaie.to be eurablo In ail It* stages ; with obeorvatianfl on ASTHMA, CHRONIC BRONCHITIS; ETC." ! iuoM Tim " CußisnAN Herald," Maroh 31, 18S6. : MR G>. T.bNORBVfira.TRBATMHNT OF CONSUMPTION AND OWflttt , _ , I 'OHJC3T DißHi/VSE3 ■ ; '• Coutlnuea to OeW© a great bleeeing to ettfferere, far and wide, in every part' of the kingdexn." . | " Tho world hh Wo ouredvoeowd LJm a debt of Kot lonprince we placed a young lady underV c %jM r-Q t •n-hoks recovered her health, pvl w need only point to tho casee (Mr Uongtori a publishing, one ever week), many of wkioh had been given up aa; past all hope." ' \ "There can be ndoubt that for Consumption and ofhwr Complahits, MrCon grovo ie a specialist oj,h 0 fl rß t order, and etande unrivalled". Certainly there has been no other discovery in science from which 6he consamptivepatient may gather bo much hope aa from hie. I " The osb ht/sbas A?fI) THinTJ"-T!rRBE CA3BB wWoh are reoorded In Mr CobgreWa book are a moet toatimony; bat rrh»t have been long a marvel are the caaea of cure which have bson, übu,badubu,bad for leroral years pw* in the treokly journala (our own included), one every wed» (The reader k referred to the " Christian World," " Chris tian Age, "Christian Qfe e| » 510,,& c), The author (Mr Con^, Tej o f Ooombe liodae, Peokham, Loadonl, ha? Ijeep urgently entreated to make hia tnAn eD t known la »U roe Bbwisu Colonibs. Ijhe. o| thp Book is- OR SfeTBHPfIKCIiJ, POST FREE, PublishedW UPTONiAND CO., AUCSLAND. , And % bo ordered through any BoQketller \ ' ] > ■-■. -■'' '



Business Notices. : _, TANGYES,;: LIMITED, j 119, BATHUBST : ST., SYDNEY, _„ | KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK IN AUSTRALIA OF ALL KINDS OF ENGINES, BOILERS, PUMPS, AND LIFTING MACHINERY,: ~ And respectfulfy request intending Buyers to forward particulars of their requirements before ordering. r u<. TANGYES LIMITED 119, BATHURSt-ST./ SYDNEY, t for every fowl of SKIN AND BLOOD ijM DISEASE Eq?oranon Scalp. _ ,;• 3TJiOM! ... • Borofnla on Neck. . T\IBFTGURINa 'HITMORB, B"nmllifttine Erup- AUTICtTRA KESOLVENi , , the new Blood I'nri lJ lions, Itching nud Rurnlng Skin and Scalp Vj fier, Dlflretic, Aperient, cleanses the Biood Tortures, aud ijvery species of Itching, Sctly, and Periplration of nJJ Impnrltlce and Poisonous rim ply, Jrtlierlted, Scrofulous, and Bypbilitic Di#- Klomenu, and thus removes tho CADSE., IleDce oases 01' the iilooil, SkiD and Sculp, with Lo»» of it cure* speedily, permanently, and cconorafcnlly. Hair, from infftney to old nge, are cured by Cuti- '■ ■ — — —>->— ■ ——— "^ —' "^ Cuba. Kerolvknt, the BP.iv Blood I'lirificr, lorer- Crrtlenra, th» Gbeat Skik Cum: (ft Medicinal nally, and Cuticiiba and Cuticdka Soai", tti« .Toll r for external uae), Instantly allays Itching and gre:it Skin Cured and Boautifiei-e, cxterually. Inn*inmatlon, clears tho (Jfcin and Scalp of Humors, . tioroi, and Dandruff, deatroysDond 8)iln anij Kieeh, ' AROnizitiS, Itching , , arid" Biirhingr Stlh heals Dl«cr», Sortui, mnd Discharging Wonml»,.le- Dlsoaucfl, Kcr.oran, Tetter, Ilintrworm, Psoriasis, «tores the Hair, and beautilles the StiD. Lichen, Prtirtttiß, Dundruff, and Delicate Irrita ■■ '-.. ■ ; ■■■ . —~ tioni peculiar to both noien, instantly relloved by a Cntfcnra Soap, an exquisite Bklri vrjinn biith with CDTICCIIA Soap and n cingl* ap- and Toilet Requisite, piipifHSiTOm Ccticcha, plication of CI'TICI'RA, the great SJcln Cure. This is indispensable in trettltbg'^kitii Diseases, Baby repeated dolly, with tbree closm nf Cutici'RA Hβ- flumdri, Skin BlemlshM , , Prickly Hear, Hashes, soLYUNT, will eppoilily cure Itching Disease* of dunburn, and Rough, Chapped, or Greasy Skin. . the Skin ond Scalp, wlien all other means fail. : ———..■■..■... ■..-;.;.- 1 -- - ..'—•»-*. ~ Coticnra Remotlles are tho only roaj Blood A Masrniflcont Populftv Work on the Skin, Purifier* and Sfcln Beautiflere free from mercury, with Engraved rinten, is wrapped about tho UESoi-jarsenld, load, zlne, or any other , mineral or vege- TONT. Also, one hundred Testimonials, solemnly table poison TPhataoeTer. Gnaranteed abeolntoiy sworn to before tho British Consul, which repeat pure by the Aiialjileal CliemisU of tho Btato of this ctory: T hnro been a terrible sufferer for years Massachusetts. from DifioaßCßof the Skin nnd lJlood; hare been Fov galo DJ . al j Ten dore of medicine. Price, obliged to ehun public places by reason of my dig- Ooticdiu, 50cte<; large boxesj $1.00. CtmcuitA ngurlntf humors; have hnd the be«t physicians: SOAr 2 5 c ts. CcmcnnA REeotraKT, $1.00. hnv» epont hundreds of dollars, and got no relief Wholesale Agents, New Sonth Wales. K. Town* until 1 used the Cuticuiia Kemeuiks, winch & Co>) Sydney; Victoria, Fclton Orlmwade & Co., have cured mo, and left my skin and blood ac Melbourne; Bonth Australia, A. M. Blckford & pure as a child's. Send to any wholesale druggist aonS( Adelaide; Queensland, Elliott Bros. & Co., named in the opposite, column, for "Uow to Cure js r | e bßne: Kcw Zealand, If. Z. Drug Co., Auck- BMii and Blood Diseases",'" laud aud Dunedin. . . ..... . On Addiiess with Stamp, Phepabed nt ' Towns & Co., New Soith tV»1«?e- Potter Prug & Chemical Co., Boston,P. S. A»



PnWic Notices. \ XT BW ZEALAND PERAMBUIJor FACTORY, ■ : 1 31 AND 36, GKE if STREET. V THE CHEAPEST IN AUCKLAND. \ AND BEST IN AUCKLAND MESSRS. COPEMAN & CLEOG, Practical Maoufacturere of overy description of CaS'incttes, Perambulators, Invalid Car riaires See.'. Repairs of every description *, ' ; Neatly Executed, j Aknottr qneeUon for hard ■ timee : Why do people buy Bassinettes nnd Perambulators from other makers, and cotne so soon to us to os clianffo for one our make, when tliey.can secure all they doaire in one of onr newdeeigusnt tee first outlay, and at much less 1 cost? ■■ Our per arobulatorp are constantly increasing in javonr, and so confident arc wo of their durability that we Ruaranteo to keep them ia repair for one year. Price Lists Free, TAMES '"MrrpiWAN k fiO., ■ ±V JL B'i XJ London, Mkibourne, and Suta (Fiji), Desiro to intimate that they hate iecured Offices in DUNCAN'S BUILDTNGS, Corner of Casbel and Manchester streots.vrhero their Reprosontatire, ■ Will be glad to . RECEIVE INDENTS For English, American, and Continental Goods of all descriptions. ; ■ '■ i ehrleteliureh December, 1886, i '



BRICKS, HPES, HENDERSON. HOBSONVILLE. " THE-- AUCkiAllD"' BBiCX " AND POTTERY DfliaMY; *OBQ to announce that they bare completed the purchase of the bueineas aa property o£ the Acoklanb Brwk Ama Tile Compaki (Limited), ■-■ -'•* The exta—ve works at Henderson and HobronvHle ate. now Iα fall operation, and are tmnfog ?«* Bricks and Pottery of the fiaeat cfaatffcy, ,' ~ ; : ORDERS RECEIVED AT ttHfi ■ ..'<,"< BEPGT/ ROAD* •EDWIN HORNS BY, AGENT,, OR AT THE wb pyLwM'Tmnm TOWN ; OFFICE, 14, VICTORIA, ARCADE,; FORTrSTRBET.:. j S .. ~ . : , I JOSEPH BAKBBR; Geaer&l Mftoagec, jg|||fl -:-.:,Y|;, Wool & Silk Merchants, Queen St., Auckland. ' 3 S ° le AKentE . for MAOAM:E WEIGEL'B CUT PAPER PATTERNS Madame WRrz'tsT/begs to inform.her numerous patrons that from March (SsllPSf T a ' tl| 22nd. 1887, sho has appointed Messrs. Shakespear & Co. a? Sole Agentsin flliilltSr a Auckland for her Cut Paper Patterns, who have now on hand a complete jPsH|B£L' : f Stock of Patterns aud;Fashion Books, which they will sell at prioeaas printed on each pattora.'and Trill also attend country orders on receipt of ' S2S|g!E2fswWv. price and extra stamps for postage. Catalogue of Fashions, showing al! styles up to March, price 3d; by post, id. Journal of Fashidns.published on.the firatof each month, 7d; hy post Bd. ■>.■■• > ". '



dentiS:T.e;y;.! ! ; i;i . Mr. A. LV SMITH, . SURGEON DENTIST, OSBORNK HOUSE, qrnorof ■.<" ■> ' -. Wsttfietfir ''iTtti Hobson Streets, Supplied AxtiQoial Tfioth without eXtraoting stumps, but If decayed teeth aro taken out a temporary denture Is fitted while the gums are healing, doing away -vrith the inconvenience of . being months without toetn, \ OTHER • DENTISTS' WORK REPAIRED hi "■;;■.■■' OLD SETS REMODELLED. H>| Charges Moderate. Gas administered. \ Train Care pace the house. i [Established 1860.] \ UCKLAND- "POLLER IVfILLS, ?L JL\» ±vJ. \AND BTSCUIT MANUFACTORY, )■, \ FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND, N.Z. V (Offlco at tho Mili). \ JO H A MB HAS FOB SALE : WHAT MEAL in Sacks, lOO'g 50'eand 25' i; JiKMIERFLOUR.in«acks; STANDARD I'OUR. in sacks: QUEEN'S FLOUR, in s »jb, iWe, 608, and 25 , 8;,R0yar Flour, in ;. sa %, 100'e, pO's, and 2a'». SHA%, BRAN, FOWL WHEAT. OATS <wAo and crnshed), CABIN BISCUITS,! FAby BISCUITS. f lo " r }& Biscuits packca In air tight tine for i j T?t^ o, ABkyour srrocere for the Auck jand Kolj. jiiiie" Flour, and encourage local Industry.\ Iffl H \ T'¥ I N A NAME? Boot Shop." Thereyoa will flnd owv m dc Boots, suitable (thosetimea) for all pocki i t ' B true to ite name, Woracn'eLekcrgiippera.. .. .. 0 211 Women rKidyaiking Boote .. .. 00 9 Men s h..b. Bd, s •„? ..096 Bpys , Strong iSjufi Boots ; ;; .. o6 9 ! 'l l l re ", 8 Sohli Boots to size 13 .. 04 0 ehiiareaeoopfr'i- o oßalint(rala;-8to? 8 3U



mHB PUB h 1C ;T,RtJ;ST OF-.FICE OF K»W ZBALf KI). ~ ,',.., '.' ~. ITS OBJECTS ABE SPECIALLY JPROTECTiyB. V-V.•,;/ .. , ■'-"■' The Estates of persons who dlabaiinff neglected lo make their wiUs, todttfci&Dfcfeaot any friends siring *» the colony i eady to apply for administration, nre carrf nHjad mintejered debt* enid and residues remitted to Uioso legally entitled to receive them. All pkbqbs are. howivet eteed to instruct their solicitors au to theii , wiha whilst; Iβ poneeEskui of ixtalth and unimpaired faculfiee Inviolable eecority (or the f uifllmeat cur th&ir wlshee is aeeurtd by tbe appointment '6t the Public Xruetee as solo Executor. Nβ ohorirp is made upon thp depoeit for e&fe custody of •which the Pubiie Trustee ist appointed dher Wilis may be deposited us Dayment of a foooi Teu aiultoga. SubjeoUu tho provisions of tho Public Trust Office AcU. any present trustee may tr«nsf*r the mannc»uient oJ trust property to the Public Trustee, who bold such property upoa the original trusts attaching thereto. ' : ■• -...;,.- ?*., The eoale of fee* applicable to the classes of Estates above referred , to is ac follows i^. On all reo«lpte Of Income under a trust, or on realising property Tinder • - a irtll, or transfer ef aamlnistratton or probate - .. . .fis dot cent ' For rend erlag Preperty-Taxvoturn (Unoceeaary) .. -;. . .10/- . ■ ForrenderljiptSUinaaoodnneUfneoeesarj) .. .. ..„ ..2/S per cent \Mta.feo fit For obtftlaing probate «f neoeoeary) . .. .. .. ..715 per cent./Mex fas For lnToeilDß iunde, If the ram lent is under fil 000 .. • .. ..80/percent ™ For iareetiag f unde, if the sum lent ia over £i,«X) „ i, ..15/ per cent Tbe PubHo Trustee holds large Burns of money for Investment ob real security at onrrant r-fttea Df intereet.. Any iuins inty be on flret mortgagee of ftoehold property to of wehalf oMts actual vilue. Applioatlore for advanpee will be received at tha various aeeMtea Bv.eiy policy holder uuSw •• The UfaAesuroaco Companies Act. 1873." may resfletS >mc£ poUcr wlthl» Blx months af tei the lna&lnj? thereof, on payment of a fee of fire ehillinga. vvauy •■■,,, V,■'■.*«: K. P. WATKTS,';;



Drapery, Clothing, &c. J hobson-st, I ' \\ $ i-, visit <4 II CASH AND DEFERRED PAYMENT TAILORS, DRAPERS; AND HABIT MAKERS, HOBSON-SXKEET*. We respectfully invite attention toQui?tafi?e Stock of NOVELTIES for the present season; Our Great Variety and, Choice of the Best Fabrics, -with the Skill and Talent we employ and the great success of our efforts to produce Superior. Garments, PERFECT in FIT, and : UNEXCELLED in CUT and STYLE, gives iis every confidence iv respectfully soliciting the ; favour of a visit. . ; .',. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before 1 b'aJng hiadeup,and fitand workmanship guaranteed. '■ The Deferred Payment System has been found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited incomes to procure rieceasariea in tbj easiest possible way. •■■.-.> i.-i,., All Goods are marked in plain figure. : Caali Customers receive 5 per cent, dtecotitit (one shilling in the pound sterling) on all parcels of 20s and upwards. INSPECTION INVITED. - ";; ■„', Tramcars.paas the door. . , .•.;'.;•...'••,' MUFFS ! ■ MUFFS ! - - • MUFFS I ... CIiINOLIKES! CRINOLINES I CRINOLINES! A T P. DA VIS 0 N'S BABY LINEN & LADIES' UNDERLINEN WAREHOUSE. " " ~ ; 180 MUFFS to be sold at the. following Ipw prices :—Black Astrachan Mufis at Is lid, worth 48 lid; Cold Black and Fancy Satin Muffs.at 2s (id, worth 63 (id ; Cold Plush and Satin Muffs at 2a lid, worth 83 (id; Cold Plush Muffs at 3s lid, worth 12s fid. 00 Crinolines at 2s lldj worth 7s Gd to 12s Cd Splendid Assortment of , ;_ r NEW BABY LINEN;: ~~' Merino Pelisses, from 2s lid to 30b: l*6d to 255; Ris%es, Sβ 6d to 255; Niifht and Day Gowns, Iβ 6d to 6s 6d; Infants' Bonnets. 2s 6d to 16s6d; Merino. Frocks, Is6d to oa 'J-i; Flannels, Short and. Long: Slipa, Squares. Bibs. Shirts and. Bands. .Waterproof Sheets, : (Napkins,"Aprons,andßiba. varietyto> choose from at the very lowest prices. i No. 9, JUNCTION QUEEN & GREY S S.■•-.. MOMASTIB* , ' y." rSHALBEES, ! , : ., : r ■■.,,.■ AM) G0 v ' ; : ;.' : . -FOR- NEW-. ' ~.i; ■■■jS~~?^< 1 204 & 208, . *^' SjJOtlCß.— Removing to Larger and mote SultohlePremlseein; ■ ]^^$ : 'i iiii|:^>o.!!il|. B R IDG EWA TE R &, CoT c ; -.i:.' :.... -^(JENTS, : :,; ■ ;; - : -- i! ,/:7 ''- CONSIGNEES. AND FACTORS,, : ; -.-I • ••: AUCKLAND, N.Z. : ■ j Office: HidH-STRKBT (opposite City Council i=L . ; . Chambers). „. Cambric Handfs, Pine, Needles, &c, Chramp- Lithogrnphs, Fancy Soaps and- Scents. -Leede Beddings, Manchester Cot To>y?ls, , Letterand Invoice Binders, India-rubber Goods, Iron.Bedeteade. . ' :<■"■ Ii ■ <• ■ Orders and Indents broznptlyexeouteoi. ; P. 0.805312. , . ..-