Births.

BURGIN.-On June 8, at h,er residence, Tonny 'son^street,-Surrey-Hills:- the wife of J. U, Burgin of a daughter. Both doing wen.

Marriages.

GBNTLES-JUDD,-0n May 25, at Gisbome, William Gentles to Mmnio, daughtoroi iUr Charles Judd, of Mangawai. PROUD, IVOOD.-On Juno 7, ISB7, at 'the Registrar's Office, Gcftrgo clford Prond eldest son.of Gonrgo Bell Proud, to.M'uy Lornas Wood, cltlest daughter of Wiliiam Wood; both of Auckland. ■~ ..

KOBBRTS-LOVATT. - On June I, at Mol roso, Three Kings, by tho Rev. T. Bray, John, second son of Joseph Roberts, Clover Nook Farm, Pakuranga, \ to l Anmev youngest daughter of GeorgoLovatt, Thames. ■

Deaths.

WHITE.—At her parents' residence Oliphant street, Mary, Jessie, dearly loved child ot J. • W.and ■'.. J. White ; agett 7 months. • Intor merit private, v ~;

CHIEF POST-OFFICE.

Malls will close asunder:— Tins Pay. ■ For.Norfolk Island* per Orpuous,.ati p.m. Friday, 10th iust. For Port Fitzroy, Tiyphcna, and Olcupu, pnr FOT D New Plymouth and Southern Ports, per FoYSowpand Coromandel, por Coromandel, at ForTha'mc's, per Rotomahana, at 3.30 p.m. For Rarotonga, per Louie, at t p.m ; . , FofTauranga-, and pqr Clansman, at 5 For m 'whitiangl, Gum Town, Uppor Mill, and Tairua, per lona, at 5 p.m. . ,xri.»ii For Whangarei Heads, Par.ua, Waipu, Whon i: Karci, lvamo.andMangapai, per WcUingtou, at 5 p.m. For Thamos, per Enterprise, at 5.30 p.m. . Saturday, 11th inst. For Greymouth, via Onohunga, por Herald, at ■■9.40 a.m.' ' r • > . ■ For Friendly Islands, per Maile, at 11 a.m. j. r< Monday, 13th .inst. For Rawrae, Hokianga, &c, (via Ono hunga), per Orcti, at 1 p.m. Monday, 20tli inst, ■ Per Mariposn, as follows:—

I'or Samoa, Sandwich Islands; United States of America. Canada, British Columbia, Centra! and South America, British and Foreign \\ est Indies, at noon. For United Kingdom and Continent oC Europe, at noon. Money orders, Registered letters, and newspapers, at noon. Late letters, bearing an extra fee of (id in an . dition to the postage, will bo recokcil by the . Binil agent on board the steamer up to the Imio of sailing. This mail will bo duo at London July 25. NOTE. On Monday, 20th inst. tho Post Offlco will be closed at noon. - All mails for usual afternoon despatch on that day will bo closed at 11 a.m. Tuesday, 21st inst, will be observed as a close. Post Oflico holiday in honour of Her Majesty tho Queen's Jubilee. Mails for despatch on ' that date will bo cloaod at 11 a.m., on Monday, ' Soth'in6t. Wednesday, 22nd inst, will he a half-holiday, ' thcoffico closing at noon. Mails for afternoon ■ despatch on that day will he close.l at 11 a.m. • 3N.B.—A Post-oflice will he oponed at Patnina hoe on 15th inst. Mails will close at this oflico jon -Mondaye, "Wednesday*, and Saturdays: at 7 a.m. Ueturn mails will he received on Mon - days, Wednesdays, and Saturdays at 5.20 p.m. :■- >■'■- - ' S. B. IJISS, Chief Postmastor.

LATE SHIPPING.

M r ARRIVALS., X} n';A tjaucy Katie,- sehr/, from Mongomii '•,, Atalanta, schr., from Whangarci Lucy James, Kose, cutter, from Wnangarei Fawn, cutter, from Whangapoa

The schooner Orpheus cleared ab the Customs this afternoon for Norfolk Island. ,

The s.s. lona was detained at Tauranga for 24 hours by bad weather, and left for Auckland via Mercury Bay ab 8 a.m. to pfy-W She ; should' arriyo ~ here ( t6'-morrow '■morning early.' ■

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

(Per ITew Zealand Loan and Mercantile

Agency Company, Limited.)

The Wool Sales.

Lokdok, June 7. —Wool,: Tho sales openfed this clay scarcely ■at the lead of laSt sales; Cross-bred has declined |d to Id per lb. (The attendance of both Home and foreign buyers is good, and competition by bdthj sections is fairly active. The sales ci3tapriseabout333,ooo bales^ of which 39,000 bales : have, been- sent to, the^ manufacturing districts direct. The opening catalogue contdined 10,000 bales. Tallow : The market has,a hardening tendency. 'Good"'mutton and good beef ! tallow are worth.23s and-21s 6d pdr cwt. respectively. '"" ,

MR. M' MILLAN'S MOTION DEFEATED.

■[reuter's;]

M 1 Sydney, '-June 9. ilnj the Legislative; Assembly .last night _the_moj;ion_ of Mr McMillan, %ffirpiing that r r/snts assessed by local feiVd boards shall'hot be subject to--in. er/ease, was negatived.

JUBILEE CELEBRATION.

All arrangements'for the Celebration of Her Majesty's Jubilee,.iii_this..city on tlie 20th insfc. are now completed. .

Melbourne, June 9. The Legislative"' Goiuicil ■ last 1 night, adopied- the - Jubilee ■ ■ address to" the" Queen, sjtaiiding,''singing,'the National Anthem. /

BANQUET TO MR DEAKIN.

A banquet Jis ;to- ; be Poalciii, Oliief Secretary; oii": 4th July : by the Australian Natives Association

PROTECTIONS IN SOUTH

~ . ; AIJSTEALIA. s % ' [ % ; '- ; '' ■'■ v * June ,9. ' '.- It is "expecfced;;> a" ! Piviteptionist- Min usfcry will be formed, of Avhioh Mr Playford will be .h:;C.-

THE CRIME BILL.

In tho House of iDo'iftmbne' last night tho third clansc of the, Irish Criminal, h&yr Amendment, Bill passed through Coiamifctee TviUiout amwidmont.

SUGAR BOUNTIES

The su^jeeijpY,sugar bounties is be fog agjtate4 at ffyeenoek, ftod an >eh

tion in fayouv of tho.: abolition of bounties was carried unaimbusly* w

FRANCE AND THE EGYPTIAN CONTROL.

(special.)

London, June 8. -The French ..Government 'disagree with" the Anglo-Turkish Convention relative to the evacuation ofoEgypt. i

IMPORTANT DECISION.

•ACTION AGAINST THE AGENT .,; J 'GENERAL;-■ [Eeuter.j London, June 8. In the action brottght by tho .Lan caster Wagon Company against Sir F. D. Bell, Agerit-General ■■■ for Now Zea. land, in "the Court, pf Queen's. Bench, judgment was, giveii ...in iavour of defendant, tho Court* deciding that tho Colonial ' Agents - Genera 1 ! were < not liable for contracts made! in the namo of their Governments.

R.M. COURT.-THIS DAY.

(Before 11. G. Soth Smith, Esq.,,R.M.) UNOISFBNDED CASES.

H. H. Smith v. W. W. Taylor, claim' L 2 ls'fid ; Clark and Son v. M. Wait, claim Li 19s ; Hancock and Co. v. J. W. Barton, claim L' 23 7s; W. Davidson v. A. T. Cameron, claim L 75s pd : Bull and another v. Farrclland Codliu, claim, L,'s9ri!)d; J. Winks v. E.,nnd H. Brooklcbank, claim LlO 11s; Harfc and Tobina v. H. Cooper, claim 1<25. Os '.)d ; Jas. Davis v.,Mr3 Brqtt, claim L 5 0s 4d; M. A. Rosser v. Jas; Cutter, ckini Lll 53; A. Dunuoodio v. Goo. Baker, claim L 2 5s ; Stud Company v. John Read, claim L 2 10s; \V._ C Denriea v. "Higgiqs, claim 'L 45s 5 •'• Reid and Co. v. G. Henderson, cl* m IA 7s; A. Woollanis v. A. l'ooloy, cHim L3ss ; Jos. Burke v. Jas. Cutler, cla m 8s 6d ; Patent Medicine Co.' v. M. - J'iccol, claim L 9 7a (3d; W. Hart v. Valentine, claim Lll. ---• DKFKN'DED OASES. J. A.Bortomlyv, ALLKN.— Oaim,Ls23. —Mr O'Mcagher appeared for oho plointiir, and Mr Cooler for the dopndanb. -This was a case arising from tho late Tukapuna Volpntocr Encampment. Tho plaintiffs c«so was that tho dtsfon-tant ordered the plaintiff to como ov)r and open ft barber's shop at tho csinp, guaranteeing* certain amount towjuds tho oxponses. Tho plaintiff said , the. ■dtf'ehdant came into ius shop and to send his barber to the camp, saying ho (defendant) would givo him Li for his services; also L 2 for tho use pf tho tools, and that ho would lind a lent.hnd sec that the thing.? were : brought over. Saturday vas not charged for, as tho assistant. was wanted in tho shop. The assistant took 11 12S Od at the camp. It cost-Ms Gd to cart the barber's chair, etc., back from tto camp.— By Mr Cooper: The title of plaintiffs busU noss v/as t;he Auckland Tobacconist Com panies AgencyP Paid- his assistant, Alex Fooloy, 15s per week : Pub oiigii upon tho tc-At. ,Ib wfva tho Auckland Hair-dressing Saloon , . Retained the teit because Mr •Allen would have nofchiig to say to him. Ho sold tobacco'and i cigara; •by meane of-- ; -tho assistants «. the tentf Mi , . Allen did nob say " tint ho shaved his Own company himself." The Sign" ho'put upoift his tent was identical with that'of his shop in town.—Alfred?ooley, tho assistant, then went" into tho wfcness-box, bub claim ing tho L 4 for liinselfj Mr O'Meagher laughingly" threw 'rp the "ease", judgment going accordingly. J. Cunningham v. WARBkiCK. - Claim, L1Q0..~ Mr Cooper for the plaintiff, and Mr Campbell for thi defendant. •• This was a claim against the defendant in thab ho did ribfc'ca'r'ry out certain indentures signed be tween him and the plaintilT, in winch; tho defendant had promised to teach ! tho plaintiff' boat-building, and to employ him" afc certain' wages. Tho caso I for the plaintiff showed thab he J hod worked with tho defendant for two years, and there were two years more.to ran according to the indentures. —J. Cun ningham, derk of the Police Gouj tf, proved ..the.-indentures signed between his son, J. Cooper Cunningham, and the j de fendant; .By 'Mr Campbell : In reply to a statement by the defendant as to trade being! very* bad, :j be had 'ex pressed his willingness to let his son be transferred to .another shop; , — J. Copper Cunningham, the son of lastwitnoss, proved that ho'worked till October, 1885, with! the defendant. Had worked with Mr Withei'fprd for 15s a, weok for a, month. Did not help 'his father sufficiently to pay for his food and lodgmg....— _ Mr, H. Campbell, for tho defence, then submitted thai the action should .'have been brought ; by •the son against the defendant, and claimed a nonsuit upon these grounds. At the. end :bf the indenture .'theve. was a proviso which Wi intended to do away with the action of the Masters and Servants Act, *]Bs7.' ; He •claimed-this was of no use, and-he submitted the ■ indenture -was entirely void,. being indirect -opposition to -this In certain New , Zealand law's there were certain provisions allowed- which conferred the viglitj of the parties interested in bping obliged to , follow the Statute under cemain ch'c.imstftnceSjvbut there was nothing {like . this in the.Masters, and..Servants-Act. I Mr Campbell then ably, at 6omo length argued.' thab the conti - acb being in' di rect -opposition- 'to the Statute, which Avaa framed to protect the young people of Ne\v,:Zealarid, it."> must jibe considered mull and void. —Mr Cooper submitted that'tho plaintiff coulclT sustain ' his" case upon all bhe"objections3 by bho■defepdant.— His Worship here ruled that -the plaintiff, and not his son, had the right to sue. — (Left sitting.)

Mr Ballance's Intentions.

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.;.. ■ •■•..■;. Wellington, this,day. Mr jue.t that lie " intends 't6'\ seek '. re.-elec.tion,' for Wanganui. The 'statement by the Er.ess Asspciation last night that lie intended standing for Parnell or sOtao other Auckland seat is .therefore, '^j.

APPLE FARM COMPANY.

An extraordinary; .meeting, of the share liolders'of th'6-abbvo Company was opened at 2.30 this afternoon, the object being to consider"'the''acTvisabili'fy of"'issuihg"'uTi"ar lotted shares and adopting what other stop? may bo judgedexpedientformore vigorously carrying oiroperations. %^ Ten shareholders woro : presont, Mr A. Stewart being in tl!6" chair. '■,■

ANNUAL LICENSING COURTS.

' v (BYTBLEOBArH.— OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

Hamilton, this day.

At tho Licensing Comniitteo meefc*>K yesterday all the applications for renewals were granted, the police report in all caaee being favourable.

THAMES LICENSING COM MITTEE.

(BY TELEGRAPH —OWN OOKI^SrOKDIiNt.)

Thames,; this day.

The meetings of the various Licensing Committees in Thames were held at noon yesterday, and occupied .until 4 p.m. All applications for renewals were granoea unconditionally with the exception of the following ;—Thames North district; A. Griffiths; Royal (Tararu), , refused; Richards, Governor. Bowen, adjourKecl ioi three months, when, if the police report unfavourably on the conduct of tho-ioensee, the license will be cancelled. Central district: P: J. Delahunjy, Bay View, refused; Charles Ritterworth, Commercial, refused; Tho»ae Hazelbaulc, adjourned, although the Committee considered the house was not required ; Wm. Robiwon, Claremont, adjourned, but the Committee expressed the opinion that tho Hotel w* not necessary ; J. C. Williams, Provincill, adjourned, tho Committee intimating chat either this or tho Queen's Hotel ehould bo closed; D. Lindsay, Queen* Hotel, adjourned; W. Burton, JunctiC, adjourned, owing to insufficiency of accommodation, boutn dis trict: Mrs Swinctlls, Coach and Horace, refused; W. Caaello, Bendigo, adjournsd, though tho Confluttee were of opinion the houso was nolvroquired. In each district the extension of licensee to 12 o'clock was granted whoever requested. Tho LiconiinfjConomitteo continued itssit tirigs to-cltf- Hastings district All appli cations fo renewals were granted, with the excopfeM of the following :—Kirikin, Hau raki P>st Office (Ncvorville), the Com mittee decided that nono of these hounrf wore required, but agreed to adjourn the applications till tho 234 inst. The application by Mr Stovens f (1 -a license for anew Houso at Hikutato was ofused. Mr Laycock applied for a new iicenso at Tuirua to be called " Sir George Grey's Hotel." Mr Earl, Auckland appeared in support of tho application while Mr Millor opposed it on behalf of 7o residents of Tuirua. Tho hearing of tho application is proceeding. Tiio annual meetings of the Licenfeing Committees in the districts in Thames county arc being held to-day : Waiotahi district, Golden 'Uge Hotel, license refused. Kaureranga district, Hape Creek Hotel, licenso granted, this being the only 'hotel. Pahiwai. district.: The 'Chairman said the Committee wcire of opinion that no hotels wore required in thif) district, so that applications for re nowal for tho Rob Roy Bridge Inn and Railway Hotels would therefore be refused. At tho request of Mr Miller, who appeared for. applicants, it was decided to allow an adjournment , until the 11th inst., whon he undertook to 'show that hotels were ro fluued. Tho meeting for Hastings dis trict on Monday is likely to laat all day.

BANKRUPTCY NEWS.

Geokge Martik, under examination by the Official Assignee to-day, made a statement, from 'which wo cull tho following :-

Tarn a native of the Capo Verde Islands, and came to the, colony six years ago, I -first went in'for igum digging, and m the course of three years saved L 21.1. With this money I started a general store ab Swangon in June, 188-1. 1 combined gum buying with the business and did very well, jMiq paid my way, for two yonvn.- About 12 Hibnthsago two others storted-in opposition, and tho competition created induced me to giro credit injudiciously. , " Ninemonbhsago 1 had my leg badly broken, and was laid up in.tlio Hospital for nine weeks.. The gum diggers owe mo L3OO. Possibly some of it may bo. recovered/ Beyond this I have nothing but a little furnituro worth about L5.~ I owe L 482 8s 10d to 10 trade creditors for storee supplied. .. : William West was also examined to-day, and stated :—I have been worlcing on mv owh'account as a cabinet-maker in a small ■ way ever since I came to tho colony, six lyofU'fj ago, but have never, done more; than make a bare 'living for my family, in cluding 10 children, the-.eldest, 13 years of ago, being the only one earning money.' I navo always' felt' that my work was not remunerative, and would havo given it up long ago, but could never get: employment on wages. . I camo out from England at a cost of Lll9, nnd had L27.Q jn. cosh, when; L landed. All this baa "•one, and my debts have accumulated to the sum of-L297 0s fld; L'24l 17s Od being for material in my trade and L 55 12s for house hold necopsarics. . The greater part of this lia bility.has been incurred within the last four months. In maiiy 'cases the fruit of my labour, has been soldior less money than the cost of the material,, to enable me to live. About two.years ago my ,yxilo',a father died and loft her £1,000.- .This money was invested tin her name in, 120 acres of land',- stock, house and furniture at Bast Tamaki, which has' since been mort gaged for Ll2O or.thereabouts. All I have within my own control consists of a quan? tity 'of unfinished work, .some material which may fetch "LlO, and : a''book debb of L 2. I kopb no,-books of any. kind in con nection with my bvisincss.

Fire at Mackaytown.

1 Paeboa, this day. ,The dwelling-houses and furniture be longing to Mr.McWilliams, sen., Maekay town,' wore destroyed: by fire last nigh'b. No pai'ticularaare to, hand other than that the property was inquired in the New Zea land Office tor L2OO.

CORPUS CHRISTI.

TODAY is the fjensb of Corpus Chriati—a day Vpf - great' solemnity for our Catholic friends."•"* object and ..meaning of; thg l£e,ast••■■) is ».to God ;for and to commemorate the ' institution' of the ~ B\epsed'; qr., Holy Comiriuiiiori; and to emphasise the' belief in tlie real presence of our Saviour in it. The feast was established' 'in the 12th century by ■, Pope '.. Urban,, the IV. in honour : of! tlie' body of 'Christ' as a pro-r test' ' agninst and .reparation for' the many insults and plasphemiesoffered to Him iiv ; the' Blessed Sacram'eht' by some. In Catholic countries this is iV'great day. In Venice,. Rome, Vienna, Madrid, Lisbon, an'ft'''indeed all < over' the world this dajMs one of eolcmn, religious observance amongst OathoU , s., The processions in the and" devotions in churches basilicas arc carried out with the piety and pomp .for. .which our .'Catholic Mends' are tamed. Services were held in all the Catholic Churches in Auckland and the suburbsat 7.30 \£m. , "B'a.in.' and at 9 α-ini" , , by the re spective clergy. r ' &k the ; Church of the Sacred, Heart 'Bishop Luck celebrated Mass aiuTpreacliefl 'at 9 o'clock. Theaernnon.wasa yery eloquent' exposition of the doctrine 'oi the Real Presonec. The-adoration "and prdGeßsion'bf' r bhe Blessed Sacrament tako place n,axt .Sunday; .",.,,., ~. . ~ , ~

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" TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock. PRODUCE, GROCERIES, FURNITURE, ' .FRUIT TREES AND PLANTS. WALTER J. DOWDEN Will soil by public auction to-morrow (Friday) at li o'clock, ' ' BUTTER, Cheeae, -Bacon, flams, Pota •toes. Pumpkins, Carrots,-Pie Melons, Oats; Maize, Bran, Fowl Weeat, Barloy, Choir, lea, , Sugar, Oatmeal, Candles, Biscuits, Flour, Rice, etc. At 12 o'clock, _, . . A large assortment of Flowering Plants antt Shrubs, Fruit Trees, etc. , B. E. PAGET] [A. MOD. EALSTON TO-MORROW, afc 10.30 o'clock. i I j CENTRAL AUCTION'HART.J FOWLS, Ducks, Geese, Turkeys, and Fancy Birds. „ . ~ +o Potatoes, Pumpkins, Piomelouß, Maize, Oats, Wheat, Bran, Sharps, Chaff, and other Produco.. GROCERIES.-flacon, Hams, Butter. Cheese, Flour, Oatmeal, Tea, Sugar. . , Furniture, Window and Frame SaoheS, ana sundries. . ■ ...... . PAGET & RALSTON; Auctioneers, . O. HESKETn.] lA. AITKEN TO-MORROW, afc 1 o'Clock. / " / AGRICULTURAL HALL; BREWERS' PLANT, BREWERS' PLANT. HESKETH, AITKEN & CO. Will sell by auction at 1 p.m. on Friday as folio wb; ---"U 60-G ALLO N COPPER, JL 1 Dog Cart 1 Horse and Harnespi 7 Largo Barrels, lOgall. Barrels, 19 Smairßarrols, 7 Bottlo Racks, 12 Bottle Boxes. 4 Wooden Buckets, 1 Zinc-lined Case, 3 Barrel} Stands, 2 Half Barrels, 1 Corking Machine, 11 Lenvors, 1 ChAflcutter, 1 Bundle Bottlo Brushes, 1 Bottling Trough. Without reserve. HESKETH AITKEN & CO, , Auctioneers. ~~ TO-MORROW. ~.,,..! THE HAY MARKET. FoT ealo, on Fiiday next, June 10, at twelve o'clock, BAY GELDING, LARRIKIN ; fast on the flat, and a good jumper; can't get a j better hunter Bay Filly Mutana. 3yrsold, by Anteros. very pretty In dy's hack Pair Bay Buggy Ponies; broken to riuo or drive . ..' ■'-... Tue Well-known Stbeplechaseb HUNTSMAN, With all engagements, viz., Hawkcs'Bay Steeplechase (StetSlb). Napier Park, , and Onohunga StcopleohaeC. Also : ' . For unreserved sale, 5 Uncful Riding Horeos,.lrom WaikatO 8 Farm Horses, good workers ; rising 5 years A Largo Van or Covered Fnrm Waggon (re movable) ; built by Cousins and Atkin. ALFRED BUCKLAND. R. O.OABE.] [D. B. TONKS. TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock... prime taranaki fresh butter, prime taranaki Salt ;;; [ BUTTER. Ex Wanaka, from Now Plymouth. , f , ~ B. TONKS, & Cp.. , r . (V , Have received instructions u> sell, To-morrow at 11 o'clock, ' CB/fl . KEGS PRIME .TARANAKI Q>4fl: FRESH BUTTER (in lib rolls) 3- KEGS PRIME TARANAKI SALT l> BUTTJSR ■ 'Ex Wanaka. from New Plymouth. TO-MORROW, Afc Noon. PEARL SHELL I PEARL SHELL ! COTTON. COTTON. EX SYBIL.. i G. W. BINNEY & SONS Have received instructions to soil by Public, Auction, at their Mart, Corn Exchange, Fort, street, To-morrow (Friday), at 12 o'clock noon, -fl i> TONS PEARL SHELL a, bales cotton , / ,' EX S)TBIL. ; • ; J Tlio Shell can bo seen on board Qic vessel at the Queen-etrect Wharf. ■ - ■■ ■ - R. C. CARB.] ... „ feJ>r t TONKS~ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1887:"W BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. AT AUCKLAND. AT THE REQUEST OF THHi MORTGAGEE. " " : Sqe so-: B. TONKS AND CO. '< [ s α^ap Have been instructed to sell by Publjc Auction, on'WEDNESDAY, the 29th tlarofJune. 1887, at Twelve o.clock Noon, at their Auction Mart, '• Queen-street, Auckland. . , . ,» : - ALL LAND. TRANSFER TITLES. ■ ~'; SALE LOT NO/ITTAiRUA-Preehold being middle portion-cf Tairua Block, eltuatod in the ; ).'airua" Survey district, containing 1,0 >0 Acres more or less, and being tho whole of the land comprised in Crown Grant registered in volume 0, folio 185, of tho Rcgistor Bookat Auckland, %vith any Buildinsfß thereon. The property ig now in occupation of Mr Charles Jainoa Winder. ' .. The property is subjoot to tho right of the Go vernment to layout public roods and to thelease montioned in tbc said Grant, and to the grant of the timber and v other.rightseot,.forth IUJU9Ii L SALE LOT N0.2, WOODSIDE, NORTHCOTE —Freehold Allotment,, containing 1 rood and. 1 perch moreorlcss, andbolngallgtiuentSG, Town of Woodaide,'Parish of Takupunn, and having a frontage, to a public Road aud to tho Waits m '3, ? Lol a SALß PRINCES-STREET,TAUCK- L interest, being. the.residua of two severol terms of 96 years each, comrndn cing from tli« 2nd day of December. 1875, "in allotments 1 and 2 of subsection 2 of a subdivi sion into lots and sections of Soctiou 13,' City Of Auckland, having a frontage to Princes-street of 15-3 feet, with the large, commodious. - and handsome concrete family rcsidonco erected on the said lot. and built by Mr John Chambers at considerable .expense; at present in Wβ ocoapa- The ground rents are small, being onlva total of £55 iOs peV annum'for both lols. -This pro perty will bo sold subject, to a mortgage to Messrs Ri'hard Cameron, Johnßatgor,.and R. Krßabbr for £1,000 and interest at £8 per Full particulars maybe obtained,,and the con ditions of sale and tho leases or copy lensce of the Princes-street properly acen, at the Auction Mart of B. Tonks and Co., Queon-street, Auck land. , r _ CHAS. HESKETH.] [ALEX. AITKEN. TTESKBTH,-;, AITKEN 'CO;, AUCTIONEERS, LAND, ESTATE, AND COMMISSION AGENTS. Reffular Sale 3 every r Tuesday.of Hides, Skins, Wool*Tallow;elo. l " ■*" '■' CITY MARKET, v >'::'£ WOOL, HIDES,- SHEEPSKINS, .' ' '■ - - ? * ,:-..,pUNTIFi^OLAW r v ' ;;? .



Auctions. •--, ■-" ■ ""! — "T ~- ■'••■ ""■■' 'T j F.'bU DDLE B. ABTIIOR] l . yr TO-MORROW, 11 O'CLOCK, a.m. "\ . (Market Day). ARTHUR'S MART. POULTRY, PRODUCE, JFRHIT, AND GEOGERIES, &o. \\ T%am TRY Fowls, Hamburg Fowls. _ . w ,__ 20 Coils First-class Fencing Wire. PRODUCE, FRUrr, AND f PARTMEN'IHIjiO a sacks ,Potat°c3 ■Onions, "4'tone of good PumpkuA ' \*% £Vi i Mangolds, Pie Molons, Herbs, ShruDS, riw- Trees and Plants. „ __ ' qfpod Choose, Butter, Bacon Hams. lA£ '' Ex B.S. Wanaka. $ ■ FRtilT-Nelson Apples, 60 cases of Devon shiro Russetts. Sturmcr PiPßjns, Red 00l vine C GROCERIES &O.- Biscuite, Coffee, Lollies, Caster Oili-Salad Oil, Baking Powder, Poppoi, 50 bottles Scotch Mixtures. Terms :—Cash boforo delivery. W. S. Cochrane] ,! [ j ! [Jas^Dacse '. TO-M OR R0 W, ; ' Ab 11 o'Clock. j WALNUT PIANO, NICKEL ANT) BRASS MOUNTED BEDSTEADS, MANTEL MIRROR, DINING TABLE (CAM PHOR'WOOD), WARDROBE, BRASS MOUNTED FENDERS, BRUSSELS CARPETS, WALNUT WRITING ■ CABINET, BOOKCASE, GENTS SADDLE, AND HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE. The subscribers will coll by auction, at their Rooms, Quoen-etreot, on Friday next, June lOth, at 11 o'clock. . • . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE consis ting of Walnut Pianoforte, Mantel Mirrors, Bruseols and Tapestry Cjxvpcta, JBrass Mounted Fenders, Cretonne Snlte. tilt Mantel Mirrors Rlmu Dining Table, Book case, Nickle and Brass-mounted Bedsteads. Cote, Palliasses, -Mattresses, Kapok Bed,-and Bolsti r, Feather Pillows, Blankets, Qni t.\ Wasbstands arid Ware, Mirrors. Dress ing Tables, Curtains and Hangings, Lino leum, Mattini'f, Camphor-ivootl Wardrobe, Chesc of Drawers, Round and Square Table?, Cane and Wood .Cha!rs,;Gratcs, Kitchen Uten sils Lawn Mowor, Bar Screen, Perambulators, Portable Boilers, Opera and Mistress Stoves, Pigeon Houaei Gent's Saddle (complete), etc., etc., etc. : SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON. Auctioneers. [jj. Si ; I' j ' : . . ... '■ • VT. 3. COCHRANE.] ,■■ . I 0 [JAS. ,DAORE. TO-MQRROW, at 11 a.m. ~ _ MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD,: MA HOGANY CHEFFONIER, WALNUT DAVENPORTS, WALNUT CARD TABLES, WORK TABLES, OCCA SIONAL TABLES, MAHOGANY DUCHESSE- • DRESSING' TABLE, i MARBLE ..-TOP - - WASHSTANDS, MUSIC CANTERBURY. The Subscribers will sell by auction, at their, Rooms, Queen-street, on Friday, 10th inst., at 11 o'clock, MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD with cel laret plate glass back. Mahogany Chef fonicr with cellaret. Walnut Darenport, Walnut Card. Table, Walnut * oik table, wainut AVhat-: noteand Music Canterbury, alnut Music Stool,; Walnut/Occasional TabJcs, Mahogany Ducrcsse: Dressing Table, Mahogany Washstnnd (marble; top), Mahogany Commode, Rocking Chairs, &c.' '1 SAMUEL COCHRANE fe-SON, j Auctioneers. . *___—— .. . ' ' ' .{ V W, S. COGUKAKE] , ~,. . [JAS. DACRE.' ■ Monday; june i 3, )"" ;.■■■* j( A% Twelve o'Clock. „,.. , „ Jill .ACRES, ..KOMOKORIKL. « - \ Tlie subscribers will sell by auction, at their! -Kooms,- Queen-streeti" on -Monday, 13tb."inst., \ ~at 12 o'clock, % . . ~s j By order 'of the Agent fbr the P_u blic! ...Trustee in the Estate of the late William,; ; . John Hurst, A LLOTMENTS 14 knd 29, Pariah of. XSI. Komokorikj, containing ill Acree good Lan 4 . .... ■ '/; ■ ■'* ' II ■*\ . ■■'-■"Noßeserve.'; ; ';"';! SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON,' jj :: ' t| W. S-COCITRANE] ■■'■ [JAS. DACBE „:; - .."...MONDAY, JUNE.I3.~ - • -~J i THREE COTTAGES, CHAPEL AND' , ALBERT STREETS.. .., ~,. ' The subscribers have received Instructions from, the Registrar of the Supreme Court at Auck land, to sell by auction, at <their rooms, Queen street, on Monday, 13Ui instant, at 12 o'clock, PART OF ALLOTMENT 14,.SECTION: - 21,i.City of Auckland, having a'frontago ofi 36 links to Lower Aibcrt-street, and*36 links to 1 Chajiol-stroet, by 321 links deep, with THREE COTTAGES of five rooms each erected therein.: , SAMUEL. COCHRANE & SON, : Auctioneers. W>S. : COCHRANE] ' '■■" '•' [jrAs. DACRE - :.•■' ' JUNE 16.1.-"; , VALUABLE IMPROVED 'FARM'" AT ;.; v ; j •;;-; ( lake takapuna; ! . ■; ;, ; • 111 ACRES RICH LAND,'WITH r _;;\. v, ';.JuiLbiNGs.;. *,'?';. sv&7 % \ ""Tho subscribers will sell by,auction at. their rooms, Queen-street, on Thursday, 16th iiist.,' - at'i'2 o'clock, '-'' •■ '- •'■'■ ■ ■••- ■ ••. ' 'bY'ORDKR OF THE AffflNT FOR THE -' PUBLIC TRUSTI≤ -'IN TPlfi. ESTATE OF si i THft.LATh, W. J.,HUKST, ■■-, ,{b ? b»ioni T- OT 1, OF SUBDIVISION OF LOT 190 JJ and lot 103, PARISHOF TAKAPUNA, con-, taininglll acres rich land, all fen c_ed and jj early all laid down in, graae, with Ho*ise and Farm Buildings erected thereon, as forinerTydcCripWd by Mr R. McKay. This property is situated only about three-quarters tff a niil* from Uio Lake, and ie one of the most desirablo farms in ! the district, TERMS EASY. For further partioulars apply to- SAMUEIf GOGHRANE•■ 4, SON, j Auctioneers. ■y f ■ ' \i' ;;: '"'[ ■'• v * f ;*■ ~w .; W. 8. OOCHKAXE] ?JAB. DACRE! THURSDAY, JUNE 16, -„„....... At i 2 o'clock. ' Allotments' be 1 Leased ! AT ONEHUNGA. The Subscribers wi 1 lease by auctioo, at their ~,,Rooms, Quoeu-strcot., on, Thursday, 16thinst, atl2 o'clock, " <■ v< >.;-.:.. By Order of the Bo.rough Conocil under the ; Provißionß ofthe'Rating Acts,- , > '£ Fora Term of Throe, Seven, or Fourteen Yoars, Y'OT ii ;^ b bf Subdivision Bf -Lot 11,' Sec-i JLJ tion 3, Town of Or.ehunga -Lot' 131 of Subdivision of Lot 11, Section sj Town of Onohunga _X.ot- 2, of,, Subdivision of Lot 3, Section 22, ! Town of Oneliunga , m Lot ir !- o £ Subdivision of Lot 2, Section 21' To-\raotOnehußgft>'' A ,."- v .' ■;' ~ ; v \ ) Lofll.-of Subdivision 6i Lot 6, Section 22/ Town of Onnhunga ?Lot l?, of Subdivision of Lot i, Section 22,' Town of Onehunga Lotg.l3 and 11, of Subdivision of Lots 6 and B,' jSecUpiiilT, TownlofOno'httnga m Lot 16, of Subdivision of Lot 11, Section 3,' Town of Onohunga '.a Lots 19. 20, and *3, of Subdivision of Lot2> Sec tion 22, Town of Onehunga | Conditions arid Further Fartiouia'rVon cation to— I SAMUEL COCHRANE & . I ;,.'■'■■ Augbioaeeps,



Auctions. T 0.. MO RRO W, At Eleven o'Clock. EDWARD LEYDON, Will hold his usual Weekly Sale of PRODUCE. - POTATOES, ONIONS' -CARROTS,. Apples, Hams, Bacon, Cheese- Biscuits, Fancy Prize Fowls, Ducks, &c. , FURNITURE —Suites, Couches, Chairs, Chests of Drawers, Chairs, Carpet, Iron Bed steads, Spring and Flax Mattrasscs, Dressers, Meat Safe, Bed-room Sets of Ware, Spittoons. Vases, Tumblers, Wine Glasses, &c. Also, A largo quantity of Flowering Plants, Shelter ing, and-Fruit Trees, i • EDWARD LEYDON Auctioneer. cJhESKETH.] : .' ' ' [A. AITKEN. U. CO"LTU RAL HA LL, TO-MORROW (Friday), AT NOON. POULTRY, PRODUCE, FRUIT, ETC. • HESKETH, AITEEN, & CO. Will Sell by Auction TO-MORROW (FRI- D A.V), at 12 o'clock noon, „ POULTRY..— Fowls (ordinary), ..Ducks, Geese, Turkeys, Pigeons, &c.; also, seve ral Pens of Brahmas, Langshans, Wyandottes, Kouen Ducks, and others from prize stocK, i well-bred Cattle Dog Pups. . : FRUIT.—IO cases Apples in prime-condition, 1,000 dozen Fine Island OraDges, 12 edeks Pea 1 PRODUCE.—SO tons Local Potatoes, 60 tons Southern Potatoes, Onions, Pumpkins, Pie Melons, Citron Melons, Fowl Wheat, Gate, Oatmeal, Maize, etc. Dairy _Producte -30 boxos Butter (Taranaki), 20 kegs do., 20 kegs Local Butter, i tons Cheese, 2 cases (iSw Cure) Canterbury Bacon, and Hams (bare) 2 cases Canterbury Bacon and Hams (in cloth), 4 cases Primo Local Bacon and Hams, Clover, Honey in 601b to 101b tins, . ,_. tv-,™.* Plough, Chaffcutter. Fencing Wire, Doors, Sashes. Window Frames, Stores. Rules, Sundry Lot Furniture, etc. Also, Pony.Spnng Cart, ana Hnrness, t Double-seated Buggy, Spring Carts. Bet Bnprcr Harness, Saddles, etc. HESKETH, AITKEN, & CO., Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TO ARRIVE PER OAMARU, NOW HOURLY EXPECTED. ORANGES! ORANGES I - j G. W. BINNEY & SONS "Will sell as soon as vessel arrives, • 200,000 OBANGES  EX OAMARU. 1 ' WITHOUT RESERVE. ■ Public.Notices. AUL Debts owing to Henderson and Mclvor, Cabinetmakers, Karangahape Road, must be settled on or before 30th June. Accounts not paid will be handed over to our Solicitor for recovery. ■■ ;".■' ,- ! -■ ) ASK your Grocers for Royal 'Remy's Starch,lib and Jib boxes,net weight Itis tlio best; wholesale.—Apply to Mr Arthur Maey, High-Btroet. Sole Agent for the Manu fac turors. ,■ '. . READ Supplied to Shops at 2s -3d per; dozon.-For address apply J. W..Russell, Grocer, Hall of Commerce, Great North Road. , * ETA S . W I L L I A M S OiN, House, Land arid Estate Agent,B3, Queen-, street, opposite Fort-street, has always , for; Halo, and to Let, large and- small Houses in the; 'City; Suburbs, and Country: Districts;* also,, Farms, improved and'unimprovod.iin .various: parts of the province. Several Eligible Building -Allotments for Sale in the City and Suburbs, for cash or on deferred payments. • ' ........ j /Carpenters, labourers, etc., are! \j requested to call and oxaminq.'the'stock of' Working Shirts, Clothing and Flannels keDt by' George SMtvlds, 80, "Victoria-street/ " TCTNGLISH LEVER - WATCHES, by JjJ Rotherl'.ams, London, from £6 \ia'pwa,l tliam .Levers, various grades.—Jas. Adams,; Watchmaker. Victoria-street. - | ■ ISH.—The Parcels of Rakino Smoked Fish will give the Ladies satisfaction this week. Tryono. ■_ j GLOVES ! ! G:L OVE S ! GLOVES ! *' White and Coloured Kid, Lined and Fnri Tops, at reasonable ratesi—Fowlds, 80, Victoria-i street. •■■'' ■: .;; .■' .'. ~. . H. FLETCHER' not in our XJT* employ, has'no' authority to*, collect moneyß on our behalf.—J. Grey and Sons, Eden Crescent ■' ■-. \ '] is;the best policy." If every- XI body thouptht so Wolfe's Schnapps would not be imitated as it is JUBILEE ,-DRESSES. - Rich White >tl 2s 3d per yard.—At McMaster,: Shalders, and Co.'s Non - Representative Licensing Commissioners.—A " Jubilee " Degradation ! June, ISB7. WOW ON VIEW, at Buckland's Hay- JLi market, the Expanding Wheel, patented by Mr, Murray and v constructed by Mr Andrew, of Epsom, which entirely.does away with the necessity for cutting and sheeting tire, j OCCIDENTAL, RESTAURANT.' This well-known Restaurant will re-open': on Thursday next, June 9. The present proprie tor'hopes that by kcepiug-a first-class table and, paying every attention to his customers, he will receive the same support which was so liberally; accorded to his predecessor. ' LINGCSINGT"". '."""'.'..' Proprietor.'"," TTNIVERSAL use and popular'approval have U..,,.indisso übly, established .the. .fame .of Wolfe's Schnapps. ■ ;;;':;■ "'"'-'-' -* SUITS to Measure from 50s, .with an ■ . i Extra Pair of Trousers for, nothing, in 10 hours'; notice.—J; H. Dalton, Tailor, "Victoria streatEast. - i . ;■; ; QAC XS. SACKS. SAC KS. We are Buyers of Good Second-hand Grain Sack . .■■■ i I ■' ■ - ':-,.■ !..-.•;.?. i ;-. .".■■—;-— - STONE BROS. mHE Beit" Gift for .-Home friends jysj i Brett's Auckland Almanac, containing a Pictorial Representation of Queen-street, IJe acription of the Provincial District, New Guide to HofLakcv&CM He. _____! SUITS,, with an extra Pair ?! "of Trousers, for nothing, £4.—At J. H. Daltoii's, Tailor, Victoria-street East. . Jvi/OLFiS'S SCHNAPPS is a delightful bevo y.y j rage ac agreeablc ; to the taste ; ;as its pro iporties are beneflcial to the health. , : ■\rOTICB'"OF APPLICATION FOR .ILV;X- TRANSFER OFLtOfiNSEi ! -; ' a I, William James, being the ■ liolder- of a Publican's License in respect of the'Jiouso and -pfeVnisos situate at Te Awamutu (The Commer cial Hotel), do hereby-ffivo notice that I-desire 'to obtain; andVwill at tlie Adjourned Licensing Meeting to bo holden at Te Awamutu aforesaid on THURSDAY, the 30th day of. June, 1887,: .apply for a Transfer of tlie said Lie enso f r.om my self to Arthur St. George Forbes, my appointee. Dated this Gth day of June, 18S7. / v : »:'v: '•■ X ' .- A-; ■ '- WILLIAM JAMES. Witness: Thomas Gresham, f : Solicitor, Te Awamutu. '-, *< : HO N E V! :. ; ■;. ;/ fki'- -* : ' ; :.'''''■' ■■' "i'" , Finest Pale Bright Extracted Honey in bulk at id per lb, cash over the counter. ,! ■ -'- : I FREDK. .• -WHITEHEAD,;-,; fi \.\ ■'■ 95, VICTORIA-STREET, v - .: v Auckland/ mHE; NEW ZEALAND r LAND a I MORTGAGEE : :,j | The Transfer Books of the Company wi'l be; Closed from f the'2oth to the; 2?th inst., both days inclusive.' ' ■'■''" ,: '' ; - :L ' '"■ '■■ - ' •;:,';:„, , ■;; .JAMES' BUTTLE,'. ;":;' , ■'.'''..,,, (*! : . v ":, ,■',' ,:Seoretary, Auokland, June P ? ;; ';. ' ; '"^ il!i -'""*



iKOBEETCoiIgaf^SB r —ses^l OTAHCHU 1 The Bo.rd j, ottTTT ■ • 1 If they Propose to.doUrer Uyai B Alfred Sturges Otata^ 61 * * CS» H ROSE B and, up to noon on 1/M 1 Jtf B Jnst,v For-- X *>• 0. i, M Auckland, 9th Jane 1887 ,: 'V> 'Yilf^^Bi Complehon of a EDWARDBAfiTii; B T ° j |;; I Apply, on job, to BOUlulge - I. . T. RUNCIMA.V t " Gazette in Bankk]>%, I T N B A N X p. UPTC 7Pi IN THE MATTER OP R. H- : BAftmnißi PHOTOGRAPHER, BASIRUPt^H All Debts due to this estate must h> *■; forthwith, at my office. "" ' '■$ I Accounts for work completed- tmfiSsL X unpaid on the 30th inst,'niU.besulfotlsK further notice. : *"* §Sg JOHXLAWeis fb , , . ■, I*2 Auckland, June Bth, 1887. ' is IN BAN KEUPICiI IN THE SUPREME. COURT OP BAST 1 RUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. X In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act^ , ■ and of the Bankruptcy-of B Auckland, in the- Provincial Distiictofife; ■ land, in New Zealand, Comn^nlSr ! « Bankrupt. X Notice is hereby given B Meeting of Creditors ;i| willifbe'|MJfsLH my Office. Stab Buildirigs,> For&bfeM : fj land, on WEDNESDAY, the;ls&M»i| : ;-« 11 o'clock a.m. Proofs of debt'mtetßefiflila B priortothemeeting. Proxy forms ctoWolWiiß at my office. No proof under order of the Court, after the exainita«|J« four months from the date 6f.jffii3jla||tfe petition. ' Accounts sent.. proof of debt, as .prescribed!by law,euMij» recognised. : ■ Official Asagat'- . Auckland, June 8,1887. ■ - ' '' Thomas Cotter, ShorHand-itaat, BoHj for the Bankrupt. —— — ; Late Advertisement* WANTED, 200 Slnmji If (panne must be at once.-Apyly City Market. ":' : '■''"_ ANTED, a good Seeom: h i Ut "PuiperVfor. cast-Apply Jaa£sJ!w Baker, Parncll. Jj'. ANTED, Apply Belmont House, Uppa Jta* street _', , >\]|7ANTEDKNOWN.-I We B'9-tca T T House in Albert Park to Let; m«a ; water laid in; rent moderate toagoodtfflfi J. Craig, Commerce-strget_______ three Married \ General Berraritt,' Housemaide, Mi Helps. Boys to ride and milk, .and;JUtaj- Heighton and Co.'s Begistry, M. Queanta* Rabbits,? freshydauygMd; YV and cleaned if ! McDp s ;: City Market, Wellesley-street Entianca.:-*.,^ E"~" LANGLEY.bdgs to .intimate to to o "■ public that he has removal tonew" a, continuance of the.same. , ' ... ff^ww^ THROWN GOLD-Mimi£JW? %J (Limited?, KABANGAHAKH A Call (the eighth) of S^^^S lSth-ddy of July, 1887. -;r J . mT cim, ' Auckland, June 8, " ; "q EL LING OFF!' -.*•' CELLING OH! LAST MONTH OF SALE. FURTHER EED.UCIIONS. . MISS BACON, 255, V. is leaving for' Melbourne.in July. S "J of Fancy Goods, Wools, Silts, etc., v®\. Cleared. '; \ tT^'ri .lC ■■> '■'.'■•- ■ ;'Butterick'sPapcrPatterns,half pnee, FIXTUIIESJ^SALE^^ on v M:;i-;-f|||| . STONES Iron Tom? Railings at Modf^ap^ TAIT BROTHERS, d Monumental Works, C^SetTnM* , * Lome streets T C. PELHAM, Ladder, g* Sj Jβ .BarrWMaker, OggßgW J Shbp?md Office Fitter,. AlborW-^gw a^^gSpfS"^^ f^T^ TOBACCONIST, &c, KABW; ROAD (next nd , , .CUTTOBACCOS^Sg^ onnted anS Every description» of BP« ■QLAZINGI GLAZING. , a .h7msrris. sa DJRECT IHPOBTBB^ EABASGAHAPB^, , '., V^.^Mfor^^ 6 !!^ ,