The Auckland Star.

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Shipping:

AUCKLAND, N.&, WEDNESDAY, JUNE : 15, 1887.

PRICE-ONE PENNY.

TABLE TALK.

Last nighb of " lolanbhe." " Patience " bo-morrow night. A rush has set in to Hokitika goldfields. j Tho Sydney " News " speaks of Mr Or mond as bhe " New Zealand millionaire." Ib adds that1 his proposal to reduce the Governor's salary " comes well from a man whose pain in putting his hand into his own pocket is so very apparent." ■ . St. Kilda Borough Council, Otago, have resigned in a body. They couldn't agree, so agreed bo separate. Howell, the English champion cyclist, has cleared bhe miie in 2min 47sec. ' A Hawera paper narrates how a cook was ordered to make a dish of curry for dinner and made it out of Keating's insect powder. There is a stir in Tasmania aboub the es tablishment of Anglican Church sisterhoods in that colony. Earl " Gumboil " Cairns left Sydney a week ago homeward bound. Tlie Sydney "News" says: — "He never will be missed." The Melbourne police lately prevented a glove contest arranged between Stewart and Newton which was to have taken placo at Flemington. . L The will of the late Professor Holloway, which was made in favour of the deceased gentleman's son, and, which was contested by a sister of the late professor, has been upheld by appeal. A son of Archbishop Trench of Dublin ia now visiting Sydney. The Wellington "Post " of Saturday lasb gave away a Jubilee Supplement consisting of a sheet containing portraits of 50 mem bers of tlie Royal Family. More Jubilee ! Can't help it, I suppose. Three tons of fireworks were lately landed at Melbourne and Sydney. "Pain"-ful thought that so much money is to be blown into the air ! ; Auckland public schools to be closed a whole week for the Jubilee. Lady Brassey, who has been making her- _ self popular in Adelaide, begged a half holi-' day for the State school children on Tuesday as a particular favour. With respect to the forthcoming Jubilee, no mention is made of the police, but the " force " anticipate a real jubilee time of it. Rather a chilly proposal, and yet mosb meet! The "Central Australian" thinks that the best way of celebrating the Jubilee in Bourke would be by establishing a chilled meat factory. The Jubilee service in Westminster Abbey is to cost the British taxpayers L 20,000. Whew! No wonder the Cockneys are j; growling at the Queen for curtailing the ,- A] procession. ,- . ~__>; The shoemakers of'Christchurch objecb __P to join in tlie^Jubi^jJfocession there. uSfiSHf were alwayl||potSr__TO»pneir revolutiona_J__]||?lj The Governor isjghold a full dress Jubi- . lee leveeat \Velling-bon on Monday. Auckland merchants havo resolved to close their places of business on Monday and Tuesday next. . Tbe Permanent Artillery of New Zealand have subscribed £90 to the Imperial ! Institute. . ' I Any naore Jubilee ? Let's get it over aa soon as possible. . ■! Just a little comical item. Mr Ben jamin Crisp of Nelson, is to get a Jubilee purse of sovereigns, in recognition of the fact that he has been 50 years in New Zea- • land. p What a chance for ojd identities I Good ■'. j I idea to present Benjamin with a crisp LSO note. Recommend the Christchurch knights of St. Crispin to hand over the crisp 'un. Mr Crisp, of Nelson has for three years past undertaken the task of procuring a treat for the children on the Queen's Birth day. Just a line more- about the Papal Jubilee this time. The Hungarian Primate is aboub to present to the Pope a gold chalice equal in weight to 250 ducats. 1 can "go one better "than that. A well known English lady has sent the Pope a valuable Easter egg; the shell is ivory, lined, with white satin, and the yoke is a golden : i case wherein is a large ruby set in diamonds, the whole being valued ab over £2,000. Must have been a valuable " goose " that produced such an egg. From a single orchard in Whangarei district, 1,100 dozen lemons were gathered this season. j; j The Servian Government has directed the expulsion of all Bulgarian fugitives from Servia, on the ground that they are sus pected of being concerned in a conspiracy against the Bulgarian Regency. In a country district of New South Wala» the other day, Denis Bourke tried, with a lighted match, if some blasting powder was dry enough to bum. It was; an inquest has been ordered.

Mr J. M. Malfroy, C.E., who supervised the construction of Rotorua waterworks, has applied for a patent for an automatic sewer-Hushing tank. Local inventors have a chance to dis tinguish themselves by propounding plans for the reclamation of Freeman's Bay.. The Harbour Board intend to call for tenders for doing the work. Lord and Lady Bras.ey in the yacht Sun beam are to arrive in Port Jackson about the third week in July, and are to bo welcomed by the" Naval Artillery Volun teers.

, The New Zealand Shearers' Union now numbers 2,300 members. The charge for sheep-shearing has been fixed at £1 per 100 for the North Island and Is 8d for the South Island.

Mr Wm. Bobbett is retiring from the turf.

Skip this item ! According to a Sydney paper, Miss Randall, daughter of Mr George Randall, of Mudgee, performed the extra ordinary " feat " of skipping 3,400 times without a break, " and would have con tinued if she had been allowed."

" Extraordinaay feet 1" I should smile ! Mr Churchward, late British Consul at Samoa,, is writing a book entitled "My Consulate at Samoa." He has some queer yarns to spin. . The Emperor William, of Germany, is the tallest monarch, being just 6ft. The de funct King of i Bavaria was the shortest, being in debt several million dollars.

In the case of conspiracy to accuse Dr. Wright, of Sydney, of a crime, the prisoners John Smith and Richard Sidney Marjoram were sentenced to fourteen, years' penal servitude, and the female prisoner, Amy Thomas, to five years' penal servitude.



_1IH»1"U*. V^T^TTNION STEAMSHIP _-'__-_! IJ COMPANY OF NEW BP^^ ZEALAND (LIMITED). ISIHI ROYAL MAIL EXPRESS 'li___&__ SERVICE. ir?^ OVERLAND ROUTE TO "I - V(IL AND THROUGH AMERICA. ~ „.iik_ tlio heat of tho Red Sea and the i?oidiD5 aliko c .id of Cape Horn. 'mJ'.wiam of this Line aro appointed to SK and Auckland for Honolulu and JeaTFra_cis-o every four weeks, sailing as :-tf_r>___— _ -"~~ Leave Leavo Arrive Steamer., Ton 3, Sydney. Auck. 'Frisco. JJ^-r. 300- June 15 I Juno2o July 10 JUBIPOSA.. ™ - ZMM-NPIA" 300QJulyl3|julyl8 Aug. T for twelve monihs, and P?P__sigei- can break their journey at ■S^nd Honolulu. San Francisco, and any BSKfowwutt to New v ork trough Fares.|ydney or Auckland, to s^pK,'£s9to£67los r ' Steerage, £30 as. Fo y all,information apply at any of the -UNTON STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF .UNIOM &Xjj|Vz EA LAND (LIMITED). ;--YtN-ON : STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEA- P_all|| LAND (LIMITED). TIME TABLE.-Junb. ftR TARANAKI. NELSON, PICTON, WEL- LYTTELTON,. AND WEST ffi{A ST PORTS (from Manukau). •^ry Date of Sailing. | jf^ jjSS___ I Mon., 27,1 p.m. I 12 noon fSffABANAKI. WELLINGTON AND % LYTTELTON (Special Service). |jfjs I Friday, 17. . p.m. I 2 p.m. "' SmfITsBORNE, NAPIER. WELLINGTON,, 1 Tmi_ToN. AND PORT CHALMERS "* (from Auckland). jSk_4H_n_ I, Thurs., 16. noon j i__KOA I Thurs., 23. noon I -r^oRJUELBOURNE (Via Bluff-). RuroMAnANA I Thurs.. 16, noon I — -~....... 'Calls at Hobart. -T FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. ifcXvAU I Ihnrsday. IC. 5 p.m I _■ fOfHONOLULU AND SAN FR-AN___? iCO. JUMPQBA'-'' I Mon., June 20,2 p.m. f -_ "TT" FOR LE VUKA AND SUVA. __~_ SiffATA - I Mon., June 27. 5 p.-ij — ""FOR-GISBORNE. NAPIER _iN_> 7 WELLINGTON. jintALiA I Wednes.. 15. 6 p.m. ~ || FOR GREYMOUTH. . toP^KE .- I Satur.. .18. 2 p.m. I — "~FOR RUSSELL" AND KAWAK _WA. giBOA . I Mon.. 20. 5 p.m. 1 1 — (ireo must be booked and along jade TWO HOURS before advertised time of de pwture. tesaßO Tickets must be taken at . the Com mij's 0/Bec. 0 t- U i j P .: Bekland Branch, corner Queen ar id Customs foals. - ; « ;.;;,'.m_EAN_ii ) rw oslling, li^M J- TON, LYTTEI ,TON. ■i_MH SPECIAL SER VICE.' ■J_feiM The Union Steam^ ihlp'a Co.'s I! % b' S' WANAKA • I lean Onehunga every FRII )AY and ©ton every MONDAY, calling ; only at sa_l and Wellington, and con: aectiugr at IrPlymouth with through 1 tains for %_l'ON" STEAMSHIP COMP. _NY >%■:.„..r:- ;■ OF. NEW ZE. ft.LAND. *'''. J- CJTEAM- TO THAMES, !&<■&_=£" O Connecting wi „hRIVER *_W@BsLa STEAMERS for S TlßLlNG mmssmrworth, ohinemuri, WAITEKAURI, WA I HI, fiIEOHA GOLDFIELDS. MORRI NSVILLE. lUTOA' PLAINS, AND GRA NT AND H-TER-S SETTLEMENT. .;.— TIME TABLE. S.S. ROTOMAHANA. t ■'?vP.& ENTERPRISE No., 2. JiU . FROM AUCKLAND. , _$''' I ■ Rotomahana. I E kterprise. Wn„:;15; ,_ 1 6; if tetrnoen ■ liunday 16110 morning i — HijrH-171 — 18 laighrivr Mtf 18110.30 morning ■ I «— 1^,, ; . FROM THAMES. __ "___ I 1 Rotomahana. I » Entbi xfrise. jWar.l6l T — 14.30 affa jrnoon Wj\ 1712.30 afternoon I ' - - Way 1814 afternoon I 6 aftena oon So cargo receivod for Rotomjahana within wii-.ourof advertised time ofieavin] f. ait responsible for Shipping, Carry ing, or Margins Live Stock. GEO. FRASER, A gent. _ I"7^~ VTirAIUKU AND ONE -■-jfe3-_r VV HUNGA STE. AM j||_||g-S / NAVIGATION CO. (li mited). CililNG AT AWITU POLLOCK, WAI- I *'- PIPI, and other places. TIME-TABLK-S.S. MANUKAI I. leave Onehunga: Leave Wa& aku: a ;■' j t JUNE. l'-Waay,4p.m. 18—Saturday, S a.m. ■j-Mondav, 5.30 p m.- 21—Tuesday, 10_ v.m. I;-«edne3.. 7.30 a.m.' 22-Wednes.. 1_ a.m. rprsday, 8 a.m. 23-Tliurs.. 11.3Q a.m. J-niday. 9 a.m. (for Manukau H eadsV •Hftoday, 9.30 a.m. 23-Saturd ay. 1 *p.m. J-Mdnday, 10.15 a.m. 27—Monday, 2.1s- p.m. J-Tncsday, 11.30 a.m. 28-Tneadocv, 3 p.m. * }->rednes„ 12.30 a.m. 29 -Wedne s., . p.m. 'jftifay, 3.30 p.m. 2-SaturdJay, 8 a.m. , "'after and other circumstances perm itting •j*»__areo .received within hall.'an hour SiP of leaving.-; '-- - V .'_ Wm. its payable before debvery of goods. «_mpT_Biblo for shipping, cwrying or dis '"r-ii^vcstock.. .-■.., SSlli^s; Return, 7s €d. "%ht.7BMri_rton. ijß, BROWN, Mannging Director. Q S. COROMANDEL. gill THOMAS SCOTT. -vIASTEK. \^p. i .' TIMETABLE. Auckland lieavea Coremandol: '~-T' ' Thursday, 16,12 noon 12 noon Saturday, 18,12 noon and other circumstaxices permitting. onsiblo in shipping, carrying, or dis ive stock. ■■■■-■ 0 received without Shipping Note, 4 half-an-honr of advertised time of els must be prepaid on Board. A. R..H. SWINDLEY. Manager. _ in OR LONDON. kLJ- DTRECT. * Magnificent Iron Clipper ;';-,-;/• HERMIONE. WW, D. T. Roberts, Commander, at lowest current rates, jesael has good eDgagoments, early '?Jor space i» necessary. .-L.D. NATHAN.& CO., £/ ABIENT LINE. ■Eli* STEAM TO LONDON. ' ; 'From Sydney. From Melbourne. f»!*,... June* i" 110J? ?••:-..... Jiinc 18 June 24 July 10 " I Juiy_L__ u.%4 fortnightly thereafter. , Mm from New Zealand to London.:. '% Seoond. £36 to &%j*}?S& 55..-:.-EXCURSION _ REl^{ n ? ffifY*ilablo9 months-First-claas, &m ---1,12 months-First-class, '£115-, -Second, S^gAMSHIP COMPANY OF m ZEALAND (Limited), . ' Agents in New.Zealand.



— -_-____________PP i nff. d d_B^_g£« J UBILEE _____LID AYS iSS V 0 oUtikilofw lhft e 'T^ m 1 OPOV ki ' a"VS Si g£»* tfSSfftS *i__™s%&& peu mittlng. _____ SIIARpTcT'' Jksdk&T- SITE AM TO SHORT -4 sprat* landonly- '^^^^___W The s.s. w ; n , ' KOT UK U DA V EVFNTNP T aH°RTLAND on FRI B or Freight apply tv —S THORNTON, SMITH, & FIRTH. j^£^r S HAW 'SAVIILL> A$V *4 ALBION COMPANY <*se_iß_aEsr. (Limited). -> _\v __ALAND AND LONDON, cil »_, Allowing powerful new stool-built — (Final port asarranged.) . . Sleamor. gSki Commander. Dato of De- Hgaa partm-e. __f__ I I Coptic .. 43G7 3000 W. H. Kidiey June 25 ?*«?«! .. 52003000 B. J. Barlow 'July 23 Done ...741:3000, W.J. Jennings August 20 t Arawa ..52003500 J. Stewart Scot. 17 I tonic . .;-i753 3000 J. G. Cameron October 15 j Coptic .. 4367:3000, W. H. Kidiey (November 12 I'! ! ! Tho Arawa and Tainui aro new steamers of tno latest design. ; The First-class Passenger Accommodation is in _ P_ tad, cl saloon on tho main-deck amidships, amvthe sleeping berths are of extra large size. The Second-class Accommodation is very superior, and is situated under the poop deck. Steerage passengers will havo most excellent and roomy accommodation in the between decks. ' Tho White Star steamers lonic, Doric, and Coptic, will be conducted by tlie managers of that line, who have made their service the most comfortable and popular afloat. An experienced Surgeon will accompany each Steamer. . 4, 11. t?°f,tearnersaDOVe-named will be fitted with the Electric Light. The Homeward Route -will be be via Rio do Janeiro and the time occupied should not ox ceed JO days. PASSAGE MONEY. :, Saloon From 60 guineas and,upwards. Second Cabin... ,', 40., , Steerage „ 18 to 20 guineas „' Return Tickets at Greatly Reduced Rates. The Undersigned are empowered'to grant passages from London to New Zealand, pay ment for which has been guaranteed in the colony: ' " '" L. D. NATHAN '&' CO7 • cruickshank: & co. A.. HEATHER. .,--,- . i■ , 'Ll" , . r» — r- !. . pi _ _• . ~ j JL^Tp*- Q TM_L„° LONDON. i,,^^^^^^ PENINSULAR f.&.'.ORIEN !, TAL STEAM NAVIGA- TION COMPANY. - ■-' FOR LONDON DIRECT 1 (Via Colombo and Bombay). stpnmnr Leave* -Leave Mel-, Steamer. Sydney. bourne. Bengal Juneß Juno 14 KAiaAR-T-HiND June 22 June2B-,' Paramatta... July fl . . July 12 Cakthage , July 20 July 25 ' .Massilia August 3 August 9 Valktia August 17 . August 23 And thenceforward every alternate week. Passengers and cargo booked to London, Mar seilles, Italy, Egypt, India, China, and Japan, at moderate rates. Return tickets issued both to first and socond class passengers at especially low rates. Cheap reserved accommodation can be obtained in this Company's vessels. The Second Saloon having been thoroughly re-organised, this Company is now enabled to offer intending passengers to Europe unrivalled accommodation at the following grea.tl; -.re duced rates:— '• - »«'.' SingloTicket - .. i ... ... £37 Return do. (Available for 12 months) .. £65 Passengers booked at Auckland at same ratea as Sydney or Melbourne. .., . For all particulars, apply to i . . .. CRUICKSHANK & CO., Queen-street, Auckland. Agents. To ILet. TO LET, comfortable 5-roomed Cottage ; every convenience.-H. Field, Richmond Road. j TO LET, Brick Shop in the most central position, Karangahape Road; low rent.— M. Laurie, East-street, Newton. TO LET, on Karangahape Road, two Double-fronted Shops. Rent low.-Apply E. Wood and Co.. Butchers. TO LET, 2 5-roomed Houses, fronting Btreet water inside. Rent Bs.—Apply T. Harper, Canada-street, close to Baths, Pitt-st. TO LET, a 6-roomed Cottage, every con venience ; also, i and 2 roomed Cottages. Suitablo for working-men. - H. J. Riordan, Hobson-street. — TO Let, 7-roomed House ; city water in, side and out. dresser, cupboards, aod every convenience; Summer-street, Ponsonby. Kent, 83 6d.-Apply H. Ashton and Son. O LET'(Eden Terrace), Shop'lately occupied by grocer, well fitted, every con venience ; rent very low to a good tenant.— Apply J- H. Garrett, Butcher. __. ____ O~LET, an 8-rpomed House.near the ton "of Grey-s'trect, with gas, water, and every convenience.-Apply Wm. Barker, top of Vincent-street. TO LET, Store, 60ft x 50, close to Queen street; fitted, up in first-class stylo with office*; counters, shelving., etc. Rent very moderata-Apply-toD- F. Evans. Queen-street. TO LET, Wellesley-street, those com modious promises at present occupied by Mr George Gledhill, Cordial Manufacturer.- Appl? iSrown, Barrett, and Co.. Elliott-street, Auckland. —- nnO LET, Cottage, Kelson-street, ~7s; H rnHaa-o fronting sea,,near.Convent, 7s*: 1 «_e BuSg, top of- Wakefield-street. 20s: 9 shons; Groy-street, 12b each.-Apply to James T~ OLET, Shop and Dwelling, 6 rooms ; shoD -.nttings, gas, large kas stove :_next Tvndall's B-tcher. Wunt Eden -Road,, First- KSnening-for grocer, greengrocer, .or fruit erer Rent?l,",s.-ipply J.Z. - Mortgage, Loan.- Ind Discount Bank, High street. . ppO~BAKERS and CONFECTIONERS. TO LET a Shop and Four Rooms,.with Bake _s^- iltod'"' m '■ App'y top. - .. ■• upper Symond-street. host and Fonnd. —Lost,' a Brown Mare 111 _l_htlV lame in the right shoulder, with _-HsYi'_BfWoff on one of tho hind legsJ--Any _ne returninf? thensame to Mr Shroff,_ Otahuhu, will receive tlio oHnv^rgward. , jT£L! I— 7)CT"Laree Whito Parrot, with pink 1 ,'„rM?B neck -Finder will be.ro,wardod Hill. Onehu__________ ——— — T^T-Tbetween O'Rcrke-street and Une ??'-'__ v„ Ladios' Ohecked* Waterproof r- 1 hUT&flndo7wU?b_ rewarded by return, Sftfto TB^rowa, Barrett a.id Co.. Klltott-Btreet, Auckland^^ __, - '_--:' '~.,_. . ■ ogrTLTver and White-Spatuel Dog. Finder will be rewarded on returning _7;-Tm Hill Orocer,'corner' Symonds-st. iTono detaining' him after thte McArthur and Co.



j - -■' ■ " • For Sale. • fro^. SALE, very cheap, the Camera ___lv tßf-f^? bo^ tom ot Queen-street. ---g APPtf -Oness Auction Mart. • . i 1 IQ^OR SALE, a Grocery and Fruit Busi tmrto n<KvL n!2s Queen-streot doing a good cash trade.—, or addrej__a_ply Star Office. i BOR SALE, .a Typo~Writer ; price £15. I Q^een^ffi 7 Alfred Cox> Coombes 'r HP°l l SALE > Horse ; quiet and suitable 3 m;„ f01" taker's cart Alao, F:oat and Set of Harness and 2 Dandies.-Apply Auokland Dairy Company, Pitt-street. , FJfcR SALE, 6-roomed Honse, business Street Devonport, part volcanic allotment, * acre, &>;(); 10 minutes from Victoria Wharf.- Randerson fe'Co. FOR SALE, a firsb-clasa Small Goods Business; ono ot tho best catering bnsi , nesses in Auokland; stock at valuution.-For address, apply Star Ofllco. FOR SALE, Knitting- Machine, new patent Oris wold;, best machine Tor all ' _?"..", work,-,; choap.-John Clare, Richmond ) Road, near Field's. "lO^ORSALEj Double-seated Buggy, nearly -fl- new, for cash or on tiniopayments, to suit purchaser. -Apply N.Z. Mortgage, Loan, and Discount Bank.jHijrjv-atrect. FOR. SALE, a Dog (pointer and mastiff), i f0 _ p&8 ftnd retrieving. £3 ; D.B. Breech £t cr .V.V Moore, with fittings, £9; Gum Spear gft with handlo.-8.J., Star Office. I^OR SALE, Canaries. Breeding season . now on. Two cocks and nine hens in breeding cage-all young birds. To be sold cheap. Owner giving up breeding. Price, £3.— - Apply J. Walker. City Market. imOR POSITIVE SALE, cheap and ' A. tenia very easy, 050 acres good Land with doop-frontago. Only eight milos from the Queen-street Wharf.-Apply to John Soppet . House and Lind Agent, 63, Queen-street. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, fn Alten Road, a good 7-roomcd Houso, with scul lery, wash'-houso, gas and water, etc., and largo allotment. Price very low.-Apply to John Soppet, Houso and Land Agent, 85 Queen-street. F~ "OR IMMEDIATE SALE, as the owner must leavo for England, a really good Farm of 238 acres, 130 acres of it in grass, ; and fonced part with thorn hedges, and tho balanco in bush; orchard, houso. and building*; and a very low price will bo taken,—Apply to 1 John Soppet, Houso and Land Agent, 05 Queen Street OR SALE, the Chen pest-Fruit, Poultry,, and General Farm in the market; 90 acres!. fresh water streams and salt water frontage. Two houra' distance, and carriage to Auckland la. per ton. Good six-roomod houso, largo shippon, dairy, etc., landing pier and good ' fishing.—Apply John Clare, Richmond Road, fifth house above Field's. FOR SALE, the Goodwill of the oldest Hairdressing, Tobacconist and Fancy Goods Business in the town of Wanganui. Tho advertiser having determined to retire from business, is desiring to dispose of tho abovo. He has successfully carried on this business for tho past 15 years, and can confidently recom mend it to the notice-of anyono desirous of em barking in this particular line. Tho aro nearly new, largo and commodious, and suitablo for a family. Also, a Retail Boot and Shoe Shop, -which has been successfully carried on for the past 6 years in premises adjoining, , and which can be disposed of separately it re quired. Those premises aro situated in ihe principal thoroughfare of tho town, and alto ; gether unrivalled as regards position and repu tation. -■ : Terms easy.— For particulars apply, P. W. Watkins. General Commission Agent, Ridgway-street. Wanganui. ____,' ■ T M M E D 1 A T> E. jFOR SALE, tho Interest, Good-will,' Stock, and Fittings of one of the best paying Busi nesses in Auckland ; established nearly four years, and generally recognised as the best stand in Auckland. Two large plate-glass win dows, suitablo for any business. Rent vory low. Satisfactory reasons for selling given.— Apply A. MOORE, cornor of Pitt and Beres .ord-streots, Newton. .- BUSINESS for Sale ; about £350.-Ap ply " R.E.V„" Star Offlco. GUN for Sale.—Double-barrelled JBreach; loader, with Cartridge-filling Apparatus and Bolt, complete. Cost (wholesale) in London £18. Will take £10 for same.-Apply to P. J; Lo Q,„eshc, Sharland's. Shortiand-street. ' TYPE'•- WRITER for' Sale; newest design with all the latest improvements, in good order. No rcaso-ablo otter refused.— A. C. Brown, Box 3.0, G.P.O. TO BRUSH AND BROOM MANU FACTURERS. FOR SALE—That splendid Business in Upper Quoen-street, known as Wm. Kay's Factory, in thorough working order. The machinery and plant if the most modern in New Zealand, and togother with the Stock and Tools will be sold a bargain. To a smart energetic man who thoroughly understands the business, exception ally easy terms can bo arranged.—Apply to T. H.'Biggs, on the premises. S~~UPERPHOSPHATES. -Freezing Co. 's. ,£S and £6, of all merchants. CHAS. WILLIAMSON, House, Land and Estate Agent-,83, 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. Soveral Eligible Building Allotments tor Sale in tho City and Suburbs, for cash or on deferred payments. OBACCO ! TOBACCO! TOBACCO! 56 Boxes of Genuine Cameron's Long 7's to pound, at 5s 2d per lb (libs for 20s) for Cash; weight guaranteed, at FREDK. WHITEHEAD'S, 95, VICTORIA-STREET. Meetings. A UCKLAND CHESS CLUB. - The _____ Annual Meeting will bo held in Robson'3 Rooms-TO-MORROW (Thursday), the 16 th inst, at 7.30 p.m.-Alfred Ashton, Hon. Sec. AUCKLAND Political Financial Asso ciation.—The adjourned meeting of tho Association for tho Election of a Committeo, will be held in Robson's Rooms, Queen-street, ori THURSDAY,"I6th irist., at 7.30 O'clock. AU persons interested in the movement are invited to' attend for the purpose of enrolling them selves as members.--. W. Proudfoot, Sec. pro. 'torn. ;■■ -- - •'---•' m'HE INDUSTRIAL AND PROvT JL DENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF iAUCKLAND. V The half-yearly meeting of tho members of the above Society will be held in the Society's oflice corner of Queon-street and Vulcan Lane, on FRIDAY, the 17th Juno, at 7.30 p.m. • XT&Z. !} EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE. * AUCKLAND BRANCH. A Special Meeting will be held in the Training College on BATURDA V Noxt, the 18th inst.;.at Business : Consideration of Mr H. Worthing ton's Paper on " Standard Examitions " Committee meeting to be held afterwards. ARTHUR GIFFORD. M.A.. . __!_____ Hon. Secretary. CROWN GOLD-MINING COMPANY (Limited), KARANGAHAKE. Notice is hereby given that an Extraordinary Meeting of the Shareholders of the Crown Gold mining Company (Ld.) will be held at tho Co. s Office. ■ -Coombos'B Aroade, Queen-street. THURSDAY, tho 3Cth day of Juno inst., at 12 o'clock noon, for the purpose of submitting aud, if approved, of passing the following resolution, yJK., !'That the Directors of the Company be, and .raro hoieby authorised, to disposo of the i Property of the Company- upon such terms | | as may do arrangod by tnem." IBv Order of the Directors,'. , . , Manager. ; Auckland,-June 8,1887. -■■■:: ■.: -■•■;'■"■• " Board and Residence. "OOARD and Residence in private family. J_P Piano, shower and plunge baths. Every; home comfort.' 20s. — Hastings House, Upper 'Queen-street, opposite Tabernacle. fURNISHED APARTMENTS in private family; large sitting-room, threo bedrooms, bath fine situation, beautiful views, near Queen-street and tram ; references required.— 1 Anderson and Co., 75, Queemrtreet,



Wanted. ' _.' WANTED,- two Boys.-Apply Mr. W. Rhodes, Auckland Timber Co. Steam Sawmills. ■ ■ .. , " WANTED, for the North Shore, a Dressmaker by the day or week, who understands Singer's Machine.—Apply Dovon port Post-office, . - - ■ . . . ' W~ ANTED, first-class Barmaid.—Apply to-day, from 7 to 8 p.m., at Luks' Vic torla Hotel. . W~~ AN.TED, a Man to do a, few days' garden work. — Apply to A. Campbell, Wm. McArthur and Co.'s. , TJK7"ANTED, Young Lady as attendant. ,11.' -Apply between 9 and 10.30 o'clock to J. G. Cox, 118,-Queon-strcet. WANTED, a few smart Boys to sell the Auckland "Volunteer News."—Apply Star Office. WANTED, a General Servant, refer ence required; ono accustomed to children.—Apply to Mrs EJartlott, Arawa-strcot, off Kyber Pass Road. WANTED, a Nursemaid ; bo sleep at homo.—Apply to Mrs Gray, Mary-street, Mount Eden. WANTED, by active, reliable Married Mm, Work of any kind ; good gardener and groom ; used to any horse work; also 10 years at. farm work; first-class references.— Address A.8., Star Office. WANTED immediately, a Dressmaker, must be good fit and style ; also, Improver. —Apply F. Winter, Grocer, Franklin Road. WANTED, four experienced Waitresses for Jubilee Dinner, Albort Hotel, Tues day evening next. WANTED, a Strong Boy about 14 to milk and mako himself generally useful about a country store.—Apply Post-office Store, Devonport. botween 10 and U a.m. ANTED, Cook and Laundress.-Ap ply in Iho evening, after 7 o'c'ock, to Mrs Arthur Nathan, Symonds-.streot, fifth houso from Choral Hall. W" ANTED, respectable Boy aboub 11 years to be trained as page in a gentle man's family j also. Black Boy about 11 as page and usoful.—Mrs Clark, 284. Queen-street. WANTED. -Good Housekeeper wants Situation, town or country; also. Cook and Laundress', Generals.—Goneral Rogistry Offico, opposito Bycroft's, Shortiand-street. WANTED, by advertiser, ' experience Becond to none, a Working or Sleeping Partner in a first-class concern, all in good working ordor; capital required, £200 to £300.— For full information, apply Mr Wm. Sloan, Draper. Grey-street. Auckland. WANTEE, a good Second-hand Piano. —Address, Music, Star Office. WANTED.— Come and see my extra Trousers for nothing.—J. H. Dalton. Victoria-street East WANTED, Sacks, sound, second-hand, 5 doz.. for cash.—Apply G. Rhodes. Builder, noxt Dock. WANTED.— "Where are we all going to?" Why to J. IT. Dalton, Tailor. Vic toria-street, for an Extra Pair of Trousers for nothing. WANTED TO RENT, a, Furnished Bedroom in a respectable private house. —S.F.P., Post Office. WANTED to Purchase, a Counter, aboutlOft long, arid some shelving.— Apply Mrs Dickson, Nclaon-strcot. WANTED KNOWN—Watch Glasses fitted, 3d qach; charges for watch repairs no matter what maker or wnere bought, equally cheap. Best workmen kept on tho promises. Ar rangements mode to turn out 150 repairs per week.. All watches cleaned are guaranteed at StowartDawson and Co.'s great English Watch Exhibition, 91, Queen-street. ANTED: ILNQWN-An .Album of Portraits arid Views. Souveblr of Quoon Victoria's Jubileo.will be presented to all pur chasers of Goods. Is value, at Goodson's London Arcade. ■ WANTED KNQWN—An Extra Pair of Trousers givon away, with evory Suit, _________ Tailor, Victoria-street East. - S7ANTED KNOWN; - Stranger than <TT Fiction—J. 11. Dalton.gives away a Pair of Trousers for Nothing. _^ WANTED KNOWN—Thab the Auck land Industrial Exhibition will be opened in the Industrial Association's Rooms, ■VVyndham-street. on Jubilee Day. Juno 21, 1887, and it is necessary that all exhibitors mako im mediate application for space. WANTED KNOWN.—An Extra Pair ' of Trousers for Nothing.-J. H. Dalton, Tailor. Victoria-street East. WANTED KNOWN—I have a Butcher Shop and 4 rooms to let at 10s per week; also Shop and 4 rooms, suitable for any kind of businee«, gas and wator laid on, 10s per weok ; also other houses at low rent to good tenants.— J. J. Craig, Commerce-street. . X^T ANTED KNOWN. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. D. McPHERSON, being lafgely overstocked with Ulsters, Jackets, etc., as below, has' deter mined to clear regardless of cost rather than hold over. 30 Ladies' Black Braided Jersey Jackets at 9s lid each. Newest Style. —At Karangahape Road. ■ ■ ■\Kr ANTED KNOW N. 250 Children's and Girls' Ulsters, 2s Gd, 3s 6d, _s 6d, 5s 6d, 6s 6d, etc., each; 250. Ladies' do. from 7s 6d, 8s 6d. 9s 6d, 10s Cd, 12s (id, to 30s eaoh. Bar gains regardless of cost at D. McPHERSON'S. T^" ANTED KNOWN. 240 Black Rabbit-fur Capes. Is 6d, Is lid, 23 6d, 2s lid each. 750 Ladies' and Children's Felt, Plush, and Cloth Hats. Is each. Real Genuine Bargains!!! Regardless of Cost.—At D. McPHERSON'S, Karangahape Road. ANTED.KNQWN-I, t am delivering best Waikato Houso Coal at 22s per ton cash; also Newcastle,, Taupiri, und Whanga rei Coal at lowest rates,—J. Craig, Commerce street. _^ -^VAT A N T E D, INSPECTION I OF MUN X O AN D -M IL LI GA NS TWEEDS. , - ■VST A N-T.B D" X N O W N. A JUBILEE TREAT , "At MRS DUNNE TS.' ' ; LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER HOUSE KARANGAHAPE, ROAD. ~■ ' HATS AND BONNETS, Latest Style, from 6d each to 2s 6d. BONNETS, Latest Parisian Style, from 6s 6d to 10s 6d. NO OTHER HOUSE CAN COMPETE. All other Drapery Goods equally Cheap. All Paroels for ss,- a Laco Tie will' be Given in. A N T E D .X N.O W.N - WINTER AMUSEMENTS.-£5 for One Shilling.- The Proprietor of the Opera House offers a Prize of £5 to the Competitor making the most words ont of the letters in tho words "Victorias Jubilee." All Competitors must send in answers by July 1, and enclose Is in' stamps, with their names and address, to Opera. House, Box No. 71, Auckland.—Copies of rules can „be obtained on application at the Opera House. Box Office at Kidd. and. Wildman's. — ,New Com fpetition will open on July A— No notice takenof communications not ; cQntaining stamps. WANTED KNOWN Jubilee Illumina tions. Chinese and Japanese Lanterns, very cheap at Goodson's. Woterbury Watches, 12s 6d; entire new stock of Gold and Silver Jewellery, all warranted and very cheap; Dinner Sets, from 20s; Tea and Breakfast Sets from 12s 6d; Electro Plated Table Forks and Bpoons. Is each.; Dessert Forks and Spoons, 9d oach; Tea Spoons.6d each <Albeloid pure M. Metal throughout); Tables, at 6d each: Dessert, 4d; Teas, 2df each; a 5 Quire (120 sheets) Packet of;good Note Paper, Gd; 100 Envelopes to match, 6d. In fact tho cheapness of the goods have established, Goodson'p^London Arcade as the place to obtain the best value for the money in Auckland. Inspection invited. Price list on application. Note the Address: Goodsons London Arcade, opposite McArthur. Ware houso, 210, Queen-street.



Wanted. WANTED KNOWN-1 am prepared to take in pawn Pianos, Harmoniums, Suites of Furniture. Money Lent on Personal and Collateral Security. Bills Discounted.—Jas. Rae, Elliott-street, ' OOT TRADE. — Wanted, 2 Girls as Apprentices to the Machining. — Hy. Davy, Crown Boot.Factory, Grey-street Gi ARDEN MANURE. - Freezing Co.'s. _ In 2s Gd tins, of all merchants. QAUCE ! SAUCE!- SAUCE! Wanted, every lover of good Sauce to purchaso a Sixpenny Bottle of tho "Yorkshire Sauce Extraordinary," to test what a Colonial Manu facturer can do, and oblige FREDK. WHITEHEAD, TEA, COFFEE, AND SPICE MERCHANT, 95, Victoria-street. ■\TORTHERN Cash Drapery and Clothing jLI Co.'s Sale for Boys' Knicker Suits. Y~~ OUNG Man, of good address and busi ness habitß, Becks Employment in a place of Trust. Nino years' reference.-Address J.C, Star Oflice. POTATO MANURE.-Freezing Co.'s. £8 10s, of all merchants. MARRIED COUPLE want two Fur nished Rooms, with uso of kitchen; moderate.—C.M.G., Star Oiliec. RASS MANURE;—Freezing Co.'s. £7 IPs, of all merchants. ■ PLENDID Winter Tweeds ab J. H Dalton's, Tailor, Victoria-street Kast. Corporation Notices /YITY OF AUCKLAND. GRAFTON _WARD. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. In pursuance of the Municipal Corporations Act, and the Regulations of Local Elections Act, and Amendments thereto, I, Henry Ridings, Returning Officer, do hereby give notice that an Ejection will bo hold on THURSDAY, 10th June, for the Return of a duly qualified Person as Councillor for the GRAFTON WARD of tbe said City, vico Mr S. J. Clarke resigned. Candidates will require to be nominated on or before noon of THURSDAY, 2nd June. Any person desiring to Nominate a Candidate must deliver at Messrs. Kelso & Hardy's Tele phone Bureau, Upper Symonds-sti-eet, beforo noon of the day above stated, a Nomination Paper, signed by tho person therein named ns a Candidate, and two persons duly qualified to vote at tho said Election. NominaHon Papers may bo procured on appli cation at the office of the Town Clerk HENRY RIDINGS, Returning Officer. May 25th, 1887.' Volunteer Notices. ROYAL IRISH RIFLES. A Meeting of the above Company will bo held TO-MOHROW (Thursday) Evoning, at tho Brick Schoolroom, corner of Hobson and Pitt sticets. Business: Enrolment of New Members and Election of Officers. All members will please attend. 11. J. LAWLER, • Sccrctnry. Personal. r? the party who qook the Ropo from the allotmont adjoining tho Provincial Hotel on tho 10th instant docs not return the same by 12 noon to-morrow, ho will bo prosecuted.— Chas. Balck, Painter, Provincial Hotel. | ERSONAL,—Slaughter of the Inno cents! Boys' Clothing at less than half price during the very-cheap sale at C. A. Porter's, 276. Queen-street, comer of Wakeileld street. ■^jF>ERSONAL.— I supply an Extra pair of X. Trousers with every suit—J. H. Dalton, Tailor. Victoria-streot East. P** ERSONAL.~CaHanclgefcan Overcoat at J. H. Dalton's, Tailor. Viotoria-st. East. ISH ! FISH ! FISH !-Rakino Smoked Fish, wholesale in Is parcels at the boat, on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays.- Address. A. Sanfor_, Rakino Island. ' WHY send so far for Football • Jerseys when you can get them made at Spedding's Knitting Establishment, Karanga hape Road ? TVTORTHERN Cash Drapery and Clothing _Li Co.'s Sale tor Shirts. Socks. Undershirts, and Drawers. WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS is a delightful beve vy rage as agreeable to tho taste as its pro perties are benoilcial to tho health. DISSOLVED BONE MANURE. - Freezing Co.'s £8, of all merchants. Public Notices. ALL Debts owing to Henderson and Mclvor, Cabinetmakers, Karangahape Road, must bo settled on or beforo 3d th June. Accounts not paid will be handed over to our Solicitor for recovery. ASK your Grocers for Royal Remy's Starch, lib and Mb boxes, net weight. It is the best.—Mr Arthur Masy, High-street, Sole Agent for the Manufacturers. Wholesale- Apply to Mr John Buchanan, Merchant, Cus CORN MANURE.—Freezing Co.'s. £8, of all merchants. MEDICAL BLUNDERING. TO TIIE EDITOR. • Sir,—ln tho hope that the Medical Unionmay take the matter up, I seild you the following, tbe' accuracy of wtuch I can vouch for :— Eight months ago A. happened to meet with a simplo fracture- thigh. It was toon set, and all went well. Unfortunately Dr. X. was brought from town to see the patient. He did nothing particular, because nothing was needed; ho. charged £25, and was away from Auckland twenty-four hours. Last Christ mas tho patient was brought to town, and was doing very well. Many saw that the two legs wore equal in length. Dr. X. advised chloroforming so as to. supple the knee joint, which was a little stiff; so long in splints. Anothor doctor carno and gave the chloroform. Patient, was laid across tho bed, 'log:) over the side. Dr. X. being behind the back of the other doctor, seized the unfortunate injured _g by the aimlc, worked up and down with his fnTl force for a few seconds, using the edge of the bed and his knee for a fulcrum, when a crack liko thqroport of a pistol took place, and the job was dono-for the tliigli was again frac tured in the old place. '-He-then atonce dragged the insensible patient standing tip, and brought tho weight of the body ori to the bad leg; say ing, " Lean on it. you are all right now. This caused atonceadisplaeemontof the broken bones and made them overlap three inches, driving the two jagged ends into the muscles and flesh, where they remain to this day. Patient nover s'opt for four days or nights, although large doses of laudanum were given. Tho thigh swelled to a monstrous size, and the agony was ten times more than the first fracture. . Dr. X. called Aye times, and always said that matters were going on all right, &c., in his boisterous manner; but had not tho humanity to say that the thigh was again fractured,and ought to be set, at onco.and that the patientshould be very caut ious in moving. From thatday to this the patient can only lie at night in one position ; suffers martyrdom, and has been dragging an unset, dangdna broken limb, arid was kept, in ignor ance byDr: X. , Suspecting wrong, Dr. X. was dismissed ; and, when too late,, several other doctors wero called in. who told the truth about the matter and were horrified., Now tho un-, fortunatopatient, who after eight months can only crawl about one room on crutches, six months ago was far better, and both legs were equal length, and will be maimed, crippled and deformed ; for life. This Dr. X. committed three villainies —he fractured the leg —he made it be stood on heavily, just after he broke it. causing frightful pain ana overlap ping—and he never told "that it was fractured and i'hould be re-set. The reason for his ras cality was because he, saw there was money in it. Thero was paid £80 for medical attendance, &c, and more could be made by putting the patient back. There are too many doctors, times aro bad, and ilfaut vivre. I say, no! jo no voi3 pas la necessite in Dr. X's case. Mr Carr, who broke his leg in Queen-street, did well to go to the Hospital. There are doc tors arid doctors; only well-known, respectable, .honest men should, be employed. There aro villains who would not scruple to give a wrong pill, if; they xould, make money, preventing a man from too quick a recovery..: iSuchjacts.are butchery, cruelty, and heartless. Talk of cruelty to animals ! and then one pays, well a fiend—not a man—to act thus Are such deeds creditable to the Medical Union, or the pro fessioji.J-1 am, etc.,' ANTI-LANCET,



Aimiscmen-S. WILLIAMSON, GARNER, & MUSGROVE'S ROYAL pOMIC (^JPERA -/COMPANY, OF SIXTY PERFORMERS. Manager .. .. MrR. S. Smythe Business Agent .. Mr W. Hughes Stage Manager .. Mr John Wallace Conductor .. .. Mr W. H. Harrison OPERA HOUSE-TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), THE LAST NIGHT THE LAST NIGHT OB' IO L A N T H T—"^ OLANTH H • O LAN TH X—_ j OR, THE PEER AND THE PERT, '' Which must be withdrawn in consequence of tho approaching closo of the season. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), And the two following evenings, The ever-popular ./Esthetic Opera, PATIENCE; ATIE N C E ; On, BUNTHORNE'S BRIDE. ■ Colonel Calvcrly -), Officers f M T n riiri fiv Major Murgatroyd \ of J 'Mr A Brennir Lieut, the fluke of fDragooni -ffi Dunstable J Guards {~ m " ooaneia Reginald Bunthorne Mr Howard Vernon (A Fleshly Poet) Archibald Grosvcnor.; Mr F. Ridsdale (An Idyllic Poet) Mr Bunthorne's Solicitor Mr W. Ford Patience (a Dairymaid) Miss Elsa May Lady Jane Miss Alice Barnett (Her original character, played by her over 400 nights at the Savoy Theatre, London). Lady Angela) po-hi-uk/"--MB3 Ida Osborne LadySaphir W™? 8! ..MissKattiePotter Lady Ella j Mdmcn9 (...Miss Ada Walker Admission -sa, 3s, Is. Seats at Kidd and Wildman's. Commence at 8. Carriages at 10.30. AGRICULTURAL HALL Lessees.. .. Hesketh Aitken. & Co. Manager .. .. Max Rinklo Crowded anp Enthusiastic Reception of MAX RINKLE'S Jubilee Burlesque and Pantomime Company. LA SONNAMBULA! And Comic Pantomime every evening till further notice. MILLION PRICES: Chairs. Is; Gallery, Gd. FORESTERS' HALL. THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 23. GRAND CONCERT and SELECT DANCE GRAND CONCERT and SELECT DANCE TENDERED BY THE _T_UEEN'S 1\ .fINSTRELS ! HE I^UEEN'S IVI-NSTRI.LS ! (Assisted by other Ladies and Gentlemen) in aid ok Mr JOHN CASWELL, Who was seriously injured whilo in the execu tion of his duty as an Asylum Warder. Admission—Front Seats (including dance), 2s 6d ; Back do (Concert only), Is. Doors open at 7.30 ; to commence at 8 o'clock. J. TURNER, Hon. Sec. PROMENADE CONCERT will be given in tho Kindergarten Hall (old Pub lic Library) on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 22nd Juno, when Mr Towrishend's String Band will Eerfonn choice selections, and Vocal Solos will c rendered. Tickets, Is. Refreshments, 3d. To commence at 8 o'clock. God Savo the Queen ! j BEKESEORD-STREET CONGREGA TIONAL CHURCH. Tho Sacred Oratorib " CHRIST AND HIS SOLDIERS," By John Farmer, Recently so successfully rendered, will be repeated FRIDAY, JUN E ■ 17, 1887, To commence at 7.30. Conductor—Mr W. E. Baxter. Organist—Mr J. P. Hooton" 1 In aid of Devonport Congregational Church Funds. Tickets—ls each. TTOBSON RIFLE CORPS. JUBILEE BALL, UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE, Will be held in tho FORESTERS' HALL, MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1887. Double Ticket, 7s Gd. Extra lady, 2s 6d. Tickets to bo had from Committee and all Stationers. PRYCE MAY. Secretary. INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION OF AUCKLAND. NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS. All Exhibits must be sent to tho Rooms, ' Wyndhara street (at Messrs Bell Brothers'), not later than FRIDAY, the 17th instant. Intending Exhibitor.) who havo not yet app ied for Space must do so at once to prevent disappointment. BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT. Election Notices? mO THE ELECTORS OF NEWTON. Gentlemen,—l have the honour to intimate that I shall be a candidate for election to the House of Representatives for such portion of tho Newton District as shall under the new Representation Act embrace Ponsonby. I am, ■ Your Obedient Servant, THOMAS PEACOCK. TO THE ELECTORS GRAFTON WARD. Ladies and Gentlemen— I respectfully solicit your vote and interest for the election of a Councillor for your Ward. Election Day—THURSDAY, 16th inst. Polling Place—ST. SEPULCHRE'S SCHOOL ROOM, Symonds-strfet. Hours—9 a.m. to 6 p.m. EDWARD PARSONS, J.P. Auckland, June 14,1887, mO THE ELECTORS OF FRANKLYN .• :•';:, SOUTH. Gentlemen,--At the very urgent request of a large.number of influential electors in your very important district, I havo consented to allow myself to be nominated as your representative in the coming Reform Parliament, and will positively go to the Poll in the interest of Retrenchment and Reform, and independent of all other Political Parties. , .-'.■.., . .; lam, Yours very truly, JOHN JENKINS. Newmarket, June 10th, ISB7. ; ■ T7l LECTORS ! Join Financial Reform J__ Association. Vote at 'Election of Com " mittee on Thursday. .Sendname to Secretary. :' —Jno. Proudfoot; Robson's Rooms.- -*-,/, . SUITS, 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s, with an extra Pair of Trousers for nothing.—J. H. Dalton,.



pHEAP AND GOOD CUTLERY. THOMAS SAMUEL Has determined to dear out his stock of CUTLERY & ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS In consequence of the dullness of trade, ncluding all kinds of Table, Pocket, and Gum Knives, Scissors and Razors. All the above selling at very low prices. GREAT BARGAINS inTABLE CUTLERY ■J THOMAS SAMUEL, 162, QUEEN - STREET, \ Opposite Arthur's Matf*