The Auckland Star.

• SECOND EDITION.

fOL. XVIII.-No. 131.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1887.

PRICE-ONE PENNY

TABLE TALK.

Athletics! ••••.,:■...■» Races and football. , :' Boxing match to-night. " The Mikado " at the Opera House. Ye gods, look at this ! The only Saturday \ night performance of this popular opera. Talking of athletics, there is to be a good", five mile race on Jubilee day. ; v By thejway, can you tell why Hanlan's re cent defeat-was the most crushing he ever received?- . -■' •' Of course I can; because his opponent)' * came in a^ood hour (Gaudaur) before him ! Parliament will be prorogued on Tues day or Wednesday next, i The Representation Bill is safe at last. The Ministry knew better than resist the will of tlm country any further. -They wish.; to curry faVeur with the electors, and save\ their bacon at the elections, " -• ■■■■■] Too lafe now; they are already doomed, j Yes ; even-the members of the Industrial. Association denounced " Vogelism "'lasfr:' night very'severely, and the general agree-'' mentis thaffthe Wizard must go; >• J That's rather rough on a Government); wlio promised to do so much for encourag ing local industries And w>ho did nothing ! No doubt, however, the watchwords for j next election will be' " Retrenchment and'[ Protection." _ '■•;.'. ■•" Apropos, the United States gives a proper example of protective tariffs. They charge; 50 per cent, on all Hitchens's Blood Re- l storer imported into the land of wooden j nutmegs. ■•-■'] Strikes me the colonies might well re-1 taliate by taxing all Yankee "-notions " im-; ported here. ; ' '! Nearly all the duties charged at Auckland j under.the proposed new tariff have already been refunded. , >•'' < The application for letters patent for: " Lamb's^'oiTidgi|gneal" is gazetted. ; Dr. Alfred Wrignt means to start practice j in Auckland. He is the author of several medical works. . * . ; It is He who has been atTe Aroha for some time studying the properties of the mineral waters. - . The Canadian Pacific Railway Company are going to spend 32,500,000d015. in build ing a number of magnificent steamers for the Pacific which for passenger accommo- , dation will surpass any now running. " King " Tawhiao is said to be assembling a Maori Parliament at Tauranga. Bellamy's will be a great institution in; connection therewith.' .'-'' ■ "-•■'■ ■■'}'■'-':. r... It's never too cold to bo baptised; ,' I'll break the ice to be baptised."- ' ' ' ' \ Oh, what's that Jubilee jaw'all about? ' ri; Didn't you hear the reverend Tommy did a big feat on Thursday night by dipping ,! about a dozen people ? j No; his flock must be increasing rap-! idly ' ■ ' ;; ,_ \ Bless you, these people belonged to other ] churches, some of them leading lights of the j Methodist persuasion. Among them was j a well-known wise m_n. Must have taken a lot of dip-lomacy to manage that. Immersion this cold weather, 3 "is not for Sam." .V ''''~\ J. J. Haslam, builder, Auckland, seeks j letters patent for " Haslam's twin self-dis'^ charging hydraulic hopper pontoon." Still complaints of catapults in Karahga ,hape Road. An indignant Jcitizen; kicked up an awful rowI'the other day because his boy's catapult had been destroyed" by a man who wasagetting his poultry catapulted, but) finally tHS indignant parent had to depart for fear of getting his head well'punched. ' • The Panama Hotel,' Wellington,; will have to close for a month through the neg lect-of the licensee to make formal applica-1 tion for renewal. '"' ' £517 collected for the Macandrew Mei_.br- > ial. Members of the House decline to sub scribe for either a statue or a scholar ship. . . . v; ■ :■■, ~•.■;■./ : Distressing case at Dunedin. : Mrs Faulkner charged with stealing from shops, for the support of her seven child ren. .'•;'. She says that some irresistible force im pelled her to take the articles. Kleptomania, eh ? .' ;■' .; " '."",' No; something much stronger —the maternal instinct. Shouldn't there be leniency shown in cases were people steal from necesssity ? Of course. " Justifiable larceny " should be defined by law, the same as justifiable homicide! ~.-:.■■■■ ';.. Russian advance on Afghanistan pro ceeding. - V ',' But the English Government are., quite alive to it, and the Bear will soon reach the limit of his tether, ~ Charley Dilke thinks that Australasia will one day drive all foreigners out of the South Pacific. * '..'.'.-.

" Charley is my Darling," and he's nob far out.in that calculation. ,'-;.'



t Sliippinjj. f. "ttnion STEAMSHII ,SWST«J U COMPANY OF NEW .BPSmal' Zealand (limited). li^Pl ROYAL MAIL EXPRESS |p_iaai| SERVICE. •|J OVERLAfcD ROUTE TO 1 ENGLAND THROUGH AMERICA, lmiding alike tho heat of tho Red Sea and the Aw ° cold of Capo Horn. : Tho Steamers of this Lino are appointed tc ',^ o 3ydnoy and Auckland for Honolulu ancl Ban Francisco every four weeks, sailing as undor:— rn„ n . Leave Leave Arrive . gjoamer. ions. Syduoy . Anck _ ' Fviaco jjj_sso_a .. 300U Juno 15 June2o July 10 2HiUNOl A" 3000 July 13 July 18 Aug. 7 'Tickets aro available for twelve moivhp, ancl ftjioon Passongcrs can break tl'oir journey at Auckland, Honolulu, .San Francisco, and any jjace of call en route to New York. Through Fares, Sydney or Auckland, to England, Uloon, £59 to £67105. Steeraoe, £30 3s, For aU information apply at any of tho ufflcos of— UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF ; ■ . NEW ZEALAND {LIMITED). r"*" JTNION STEAMSHIP P||S^| COMPANY OF NEW ZEA- (LIMITED). ' F B™*-^ TIME TABLE—Juxe. IoRTARANAKI, NELSON, PICTON, WEL LINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND WEST COAST PORTS (from Manukau). learner. | Data of Sailing. . | £f£fa 'foounf | Tues., 7,10 a.m. j 840 a.m. ROTORUA ■ | Monday, 13, 2 p.m. | 12 noon. .ffoFTARANAKI, AVELLINGTON, AND , f LYTTELTON (Special Service). \VaSAKA 1 Friday, 10, 1 p.m. | noon mRGISBORNE, NAPIER, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND PORT CHALMERS (from Auckland). Waieabapa I Tburs., June 9, uoon | — HQTOMAIIANAI Thurs., 16, noon | — "^FOR MELBOURNE (Via Bluff). ~~ ffiiRARAPA* | Tliurs., June 9, noon ! — HOTOMAHANA | Thurs., 18, noon | — *Calls at Hobart. ■"" FOR SYDNEY. T_ Ajtap 1 Tuesday. 14, 5 p.m I — jJQR"HbNOLULU AND SAN FRANCISCO. 3_jj_poeA I Mon.. June 20,4 p.m. | — -~ FORLEVUKA AND SUVA. Arawata I Mon., June 27, 5 p.m. | — y FOR GREYMOUTH. . __A 0 | Mon., June-6,6 p.m. | — RUSSELL AND KAWAKAWA. Waibabafa I Monday, 6, 5 p.m. I — 'FOR. GISBORNE. NAPIER, AND WELLING TON, CALLING AT ORETI, HICKS'S BAY, AWANUI, TUPAROA. WAIPIRO, 1 TQKAJvIARUA, AND TOALGO. Stya I Tuesday, 7,6 p.m. | — CarßO must bo booked and alongside TWO HOURS before advertised time of departure. Passago Tickets must be taken at the Com pany's Office. Auckland Branch, corner Queon and Customs 'tots. ;'■ *.-;■_. CJTEAM TO THAMES, __b__Ls3T O Connecting withRIVER il^S^A STEAMERS for STIRLING tS^HSii^i WORTH, OHINEMURI, \ 7«iß____SP^ WAITEKAURI. WA IH I, T_ AROHA GtfLDFIELDS, MORRINSVILLE, ,W_WOA PLAINS, AND GRANT AND TOTER'S SETTLEMENT. . TIME TABLE. • B.S. ROTOMAHANA. ....ENTERPRISE No. 2. -■• -:yy' FROM AUCKLAND. 1 Rotomahana. 1 Enterprise 'Monday. 61 2 afternoon 111 night Tuesday. .7! 2.30 afternoon | — 'Wednes. 8 i — 11 night -Thnraday \9l 3 afternoon I — Friday 101 4 afternoon 12 midnight Baturday 1114 afternoon I — ; 'Landing Cargo at Shortland. • FROM THAMES. 1 ROTOMAHAKA. | ENTERPRI3E. Saturday 41 — I 6.30 evening Monday 6| 7 morning" - j — Tnesday 71 7.30 morning | 5 afternoon Wednes. 818.30 morning I — Itaday 91 — I 7.30 evening Friday, 1019 morning I • — Satnrday 111 9 morning | 8.30 night __ No cargo received for Rotomahana within half-an-hour of advertised time of leaving. Not responsible for Shipping, Carrying, or Discharging Live Stock. GEO. FRASER. Agent. ■"- , J TSTAIUKU AND ONE /gbdLct Yt hunga steam ■J&ME£^ NAVIGATION CO. (Limited). CAllM} AT AW rITU POLLOCK, WAI PIPI, and other places. - TDIE-TABLE.-S.S. MANUKAU. leave Onehunga: Leave Waiuku: June. 6-Monday, 7 a.m. 6—Monday, 10.30 a.m. t-Tnesday, 7.30 p.m. 7—Tuesday, 11 a.m. 8-Wednes., 8.30 a.m. B—Wednes., 12 noon ,9-Thtusday, 9 a.m. 9-Thurs.. 12.30 p.m. ID-Friday, 9 a.m. (for Manuka,u Heads) U-Satarday 10 a.m. 11—Saturday. 1.30 p.m. 13-Monday, 11.30 a.m. 13—Monday, 3 p.m. It-Tuesday, 12.30 p.m. 14- Tuesday, 4 p.m. b-Wcdnes., 2 p.m. 16—Thursday. 6.3' a.m. J]-Friday, 4 p.m. 18— Saturday, 8 a.m. •G-Monday, 5.30 pm. 21—Tuesday, 10 a.m. g-wednes.. 7,30 a .m. 22—Wednes.. 11 a.m. «-ThnrsdaT, 8 a.m: 23—Thurs.. 11.30 a.m. a-Friday. 9 a.m. (for Manukau Heads) S-Sftturday, 9.50 a.m. 25—Saturday.T p.m. "-Monday,. 10.45 a.m. 27—Monday, 2.15 p.m. »-T_osday, 1130 p.m. 28—Tuesday, 3 p.m. »-Wcdnes., 12.30 a.m. 29-Wednes., 4 p.m. I-Fnday. 3.30 p.m." 2—Saturday, 8 a.m. Weathor and other circumstances permitting, No cargo received within half an hour Myertisedtimeofleaving. . All freights payablo before delivery of goods. Hot responsible for shipping, carrying pr dis- M»rging live stock. ' * ' ': * we!-Si nf? i e . Os; Return, 7s 6d. , "eight, 7b fld per ton. __j L BARR BROWN, Managing Director. A__f^- "POR THAMES, JfOOt JV HniUTAIA, PAEROA, AROHA, WAIT OA, S_l_s____g> W A IO RO N G O MA I eSw_T (SHAffTESBURY-AND ™ofer I? ETTLEMENT>'if stiffloient mduce -3H6 8.8. , '"" * IO T UK U lsl!»Teon TUESDAY EVENING, June 7.; height only, apply to >^ THORNTON, SMITH. & FIRTH. A>4^- mARANAKI, WEL- Mm^ -*- liINQTON, LYTTEL- SPECIAL SERVICE. Union Steamship's Co.*s 5.3. Jl ' WANAKA «f c Onehunga every FRIDAY and !f«SI evl ry MONDAY, calling only at Cdi and Wellington, and connecting fet nouth with throuSh Tl'ains for UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY •«■»_______■, • OF NEW ZEALAND. MzLt- ORIE]SrT0 RIE]SrT LIITE' STEAM TO LONDON, t^_____. From Sydney. From Melbourne. ftStu^r Juno 4 1"™!$ S.S3? • Juno 18 Ju?° fl 2l (S__. July 2 July 8 -^g_____-.... July 16 J"j_______ .Tktnt.^d fortnightly thereafter. _ SI __area from New Zealand to London. g m&B}om ; Second, £3Gto £40 iSaloon. mk EXCURSION R^TORN _Si°',jvailable9 months-First-class. £100. ta w«» 12 months^First-class, £115; Second, fegA^SHIP COMPANY OF. «W ZEALAND (Limited), Agents in New Zealand,



. ■ Shipping. r _^A_ "Po^, FRIENDLY J^a_fer^^' vrWn^ 15 ISLAND AND BJPaESMia NILE, if sufficient induce ment offers. a or freight or passage, apply to , W. MoAR-THUR & CO. j^jh*£*fc S S* COROMA NDEL. | i^^^Sfe. THOMAS SCOTT, MASTER. Z* 6**^^^ TIME TABLE. „r VeSAncU!anA Loaves Coromandol Monday 6, 12 noon Tuesday, 7. 12 noon Fr?iW Si ?^ 8' 12 noon Ti™rsclay 9,12 noon - Friday,lo, 12 noon Saturday! 11, 12 noon V\ eathcr and othor circumstances .ermitMnir in shipping, cam-Frfg or dill charging hve stock. wtujujjff, or ais- All Parcels must bo prepaid on Board. A. R. 11. SWINDLEY. Manager. AgdLtr nn a U'R a n ~cTa7 •t^^-ffipl OPOTIKI, AND WHAKATANE. The s.s. CHELMSFORD Will leave Queen-street Wharf (weather and other circumstances pormittinaj at anm ou MONDAY EVENING. 6th inst, P ' M^t^n?^' 'I'auranga: Whakatano, MoGabvkt 8k05.,; Abbott & White, Opotiki! Apply to— SHARP & CO., Commerce-street J^. F OX K iS Holi >jf_ ll s_To cJsS_v!?_ e o„ t o'-eoo-r M. NTCCOL, Junc3,lßß7. Agent. _fiW_k W° R L °.N DON «_^____l\_ DIRECT. l____t______T Tlle Magnificent Iron Clipper _<_____ gj x jp HERMIONE, 1,120 tons register, D. T. Roberts, Commander is now loading. Cargo carried at lowest current rates. Aa this vessel has good engagements, early application for space is necessary. L. D. NATHAN & CO., Agents. ft fTIHE NEW ZEALAND ll____lL_^- shipping COMPANY'S glgg3^ ROYAL MAIL LINE OF if STEAMERS (undor Contract with the New Zealand Government) will bo des patched with Her Majesty's Mails as undor for L O N DON, Via Rio de Janeiro and Madeira:— Steamers. To_s.' D^t g e .| Date. : isst: ■ Rimutaka.. 4,473 Lyttelton June 30 Rtjapehu y:i!l 1 A , m . ¥ July 28 Kaikoura MH I i? ™*y August 25 Aobangi..- 4,163 J ran kea- October 20 -. - - I And thenceforward every fourth Thursday. Particulars may bo learned by application to— CHARLES V. HOUGHTON, • ■- ... Local Manager. Customs-street. Auckland. SAVIILL, AND ALBION COMPANY MONTHLY LINE OF FAST PASSENGER STEAMERS BETWEEN ALL PORTS OF NEW ZEALAND AND LONDON. The following powerful new steel-built Steamers are appointed to leave for LONDON DIRECT as follows: (Final port as arranged.)* o! A _ I "'•Kieno , IData of De- Steamer. §|i_| Commander. .** parUiro . _____ _ ! I I Coptic .. 4367 3000 W. H. Kidley June 25 Tainui ..'5200 3000 B. J. Barlow 'July 23 Doric .. '47413000 W. J. Jennings August 20 Arawa .. '5200 3503 J. Stewart Sept. 17 lonic .. '4753 3000 J. G. Cameron October lo Coptic ..'43673000 W.H. Kidley ,Novomberl2 The Arawa and Tainui arc new steamers of the latest design. , , .. The First-class Passenger Accommodation is in a citadel saloon on the main-deck amidships, and the sleeping berths arc of extra large size. The Second-class Accommodation is very superior, and is situated under tho poop deck. Steerage passengers will have most excellent and roomy accommodation in tlio between The' White Star steamers lonic, Doric, and Coptic, will be conducted by the managors of that line, who have made their service the most comfortable and popular afloat. An experienced Surgeon will accompany eacU S All tiie steamers above-named will bo fitted with tho Electric Light. -•'-, . _,_.. 'ihe Homeward Route will be be via Rio de Janoiro, and the time occupied should not ex ceed 40 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 Now Zealand, pay ment for which bas been guaranteed in the colony: l. D.. NATHAN & CO. . CRUICKSHANK & CO. ~ A. HEATHER. A QTEAM TO LONDON. M^^i^ PENINSULAR & OMEN _--_S - fp TAL STEAM NAVIGA- TION COMPANY. FOR LONDON DIRECT ■ (Via Colombo and Bombay). ~~ Leave Leave Mcl- Steamer. Sydney. bourne. And thenceforward every a^.^^eek. Passengers and cargo booked to Lonaon, Mar seilles, Italy, E K ypt, India, China, and Japan, at class passengers at especially low rates. Cheap ___£?__ accommodation can be obtained in this C°TlirSe^onlTaloon having been thoroughly rc-oreanised, this Company is now enabled to X .Standing passoneers to Europe unrivalled : accomnVodation at the following greath re ', duced rates:— ' fStornd^lA'vailablefor 12month's) " £65 Passengers booked at Auckland at same rates as Sydney or Melbourne., Forallparticuht^apgy to^ NK & Queen-stroet, Auckland. Agents. PersoM^__ T SHOULD SMILE with an Extra pair■of • J_ Trousers for nothing.-Apply J. H. Dalton, Tailor. ■■■■■■ ___ —— : — ---t>ERSONAL.-l supply, an Extra gair of r Trousers with every, suit-J. H. Dalton, ' Tailor, vie^tnTia-streot East. , -riERSONAL^CaII and get an .Overcoat ! _P at Ji H. Dalton's. Tailor. Victona-st. East. FOR FANCY BASKETS, Wicker Chairs, °and every description of Bggg Cole's. Wellesley-street, East, . The _best, ana heapest in Auokland, Established 186 i.



To Let TO LET, at low rental, new 4-rooined House and Stables, in Mason's Gardens. Parnell. to W. Crowther. TO LET, _ B-robmed Houses fronting street; water insido ; ront, Bs.—Apply T. Harper, Canada-street, closo to Baths, Pitt-s't. TO LET, very cheap, a large 4-roomed _ c,.H? USO in Parnell.—Apply Mrs Gannon, ot__otopncn s Avtshno, next cemetery gate. TO LET, Yard, Customs-street West. Water frontage, good accommodation. Low rent—Apply John R. Gray, High-street, TO LET, in Valley Road, a 3-roomed Houso, with two sheds. 1b Gd por week.— Apply on the promises. TO LET.—A Shop in Karangahape Road, , c _ioo, d Portion and low rent.—Apply to Johnßuohanan, Customs street. TO LET, double and single Bedrooms, with or without board, and use of Sitting ancl Bath Rooms.-Apply Stak Offlco. TO LET, in Park Road, a Cottage of five rooms and scullory. Rent low. — Apply Mrs Paul, Park Road, • TO LET, a 3-ropraed Cottage, Vincent Lane. — Apply Mrs McLaughlin, Vincent Lahe. - ' TO LET, from 12 to 14 acres of rich Graz ing Land, for potatoes. — Apply T. Crow, Otahuhu. nhO LET, an 8-roomed House, Aamy Road, JL Remuera, Hobson Bay, with orchard 'and evory conVonio_eo.-F6r address, apply St Ait Office. TO LET, first-class new (5-roomed House, on ono floor, with, gas, water, .and largo allotment'; ront low ; in England-street, off -ranklin Road.—Apply noxt door. TO LET, a Shop and 5 rooms, j jar Rden Vino Hotel, 16s; Shop and Wo. k«"K>_» r.oxt door, 7s ed'.—Apply to W. H. 11 c__orson. Mount Kclenftoad. TO LET, Shop and Dwelling in Victoria street West, few doors below Mr Soutt's, draper.—Apply Mra CaiTUthera, Fruiterer, noxt Shop. T~O LET.—Upper Pitt-street, large 7 roomed Houso. Gas, wator, wash-house, yard ancl gardon. Rent moderate.—Apply Mrs R. Liddle, Uppor Pitt-street. TO LET, two front Rooms, unfurnished, register grate, uso of kitchen, terms, 3s Lid per week.—Apply J. Cook, South-street West, No.wton. 0 LET or SELL, G-Roomed House in Brown-street, Ponsonby; very convenient and cheap.—Apply Fred. Blomtield, Upper Queen streot. mo LET, Furnished House of 6 rooms, .JL Ponsonby, bed linen, cutlery, &c.: 25s per week; terms reduced.—Thos. Rogers, Fraukein Road, near Woo'd-st<-eet. O LET, Largo Workroom; splendid stand; good connection; orders waiting execution.—Apply Misa Nadon, Paris House, Hobson S:reot. TO LET, a 5-roomed Cottage with coach house, fowl-house, good garden, and every convenience, in Clarence-street, Ponsonby.— Apply R. Hutchinson. Butcher, Victoria-stroot. 0 LET, East-street, Newton, Two .-Roomed Houses; rents,7s and 8s ; large yard, city water, oven, dresser, etc.—Apply G. A. Forbes. . TO LET, Owen's Road, Mount Eden, Six-roomed House, four fire-places, bow window ; water laid in, woodshed. Rent low. - Apply noxt houso TO LET, for Grazing, small Paddock, Epsom ; good feed. Also to Let, C-roomcd House, Aye or six acres scoria Land. — Apply to F. R. Claude, Shortland-strcot. TO~LET, House in Dundonald-street, four rooms and workshop.—Apply Mr Crudge, Saddler, Symonds-stroet, or Mr Smart, on premises. 0 LET, Store, 60ft x 50, closo to Queen street; fitted up in first-class stylo with offices, counters, shelving, ote. Rent very modorato.—Apply to 1). F. Evans, Queen-street. f [HO LET, Shop with 5 rooms, washhouse, A city water, gas; recently occupied by bootmaker; good stand, rent 15s.—Apply J. Morrison, Disinfectant Factory, Great North Road. TO LET, in Newmarket, SHOP, with pate glass window; gas and water laid on; best stand in thoroughfare for busi ness ; at present occupied by Mr Lorrigan, Tailor.-Apply F. G. Clayton. • TO LET, two. good Shops, in Whangarei, best business! site in the township, opposite the Bank of New Zealand and next the Post Ofiicc.—For further particulars apply to E. Caflcr. AVhangarel. TO LET, Wellesley-street, thoso com modious promises at present occupied by Mr George Gledhill, Cordial Manufacturer.— Apply, Brown, Barrett, and Co., Elliott-streot, Auckland. PARTMENTS To Let, for a married Couple, or single Ladies, with or without board.—Apply Miss Norman, Seaflcld View Road, hear K.yber Pass Road, or care of Box 51, P.O. BIRKENHEAD.— TO LET, 23 Acres (or part) of good land; suitable for straw berries and fruit; loop; lease to good tenant; rent nominal.—"H.R.," Stak Office. ITTOUSE and two-stall Stable to Let in JL Cook-street, low rental; also J-roomed House at Kingsland, 2s 6d weekly.—o. William son, Land Agent, 83, Queen-street. TTMPORTANT TO DRAPERS.—To Let, | with immediate possession, the valuable Business Premises, Kyber Pass, corner Soafie d View, of Mrs T. B. Smith, who retires from business owing to declining health. — Apply a3 above. yILLAGE SETTLEMENTS. I can Let on Lease for 19 years, twelve Sections of good land, suitable for markot gardens, fruit growing, poultry farms, etc., containing 10 acres each ; north-east aspect. Each lot fenced off and ploughed. Rent 10s. per week. First man first choice. Only three miles from town. Four applications already. g> Point Chevalier. , Meetings. •_ m - - -^ * < v ARA LODGE, No. 348,' LO. The regular Monthly Meeting of the above Lodge will be held in tho Lodge-room, Free masons' Hall. Princes-street, on MONDAY, June 6, at 7.30 p.m. sharp. Visiting brethren are invited to attend. B ycommandoftji f W.M. gsELL)PiM _ ( . Secrotary. MEETING will be held at the Masonic Hotel, Devonport, on MONDAY, June 6, at 7 30 p.m., when all thoso interested in forming a Football Club under'the Association Rules are requested to attend.—W. R. GOUDIE. T"UCKLAND INSTITUTE. The First Meeting for the Session will be held in the Museum Buildings, Princes-street, on MONDAY, June 6, atß p.m., when thePresident clect, (Prof. A. P. Thomas, F.L.S.i, will deliver the anniversary address.- CHEESEMANi | Secretary. Lost and Found. _£*6T> REWARD. —Lost, on Saturday df&i/W morning, between Commerce-streot and the Supreme Court, a £10 note. Anyone returning same to J. Craig, Commerce-street, will receive the abovo reward. __ OST, on Mount Roskill Road, on Thurs day night, a Dark Waterproof Coat.— Reward on leaving at Hobson Hotol, or Harvey, Mount Roskill Road. . LOST (5s reward), between Ponsonby and Mt. Roskill, Black Cameo Broock, set in gold.—Apply J- Howden, Queen-street. "f OST, black Wolf-hound, answering to I _ the name of Garth. The finder will bo rewarded by returning hini to Sir F. Whitaker, Symonds-street. _ i ; I OST, Pointer Dog, dark liver colour.— i . Reward on returning same to E. B. Hill, emist.Eden Terraco, orT. B. Hill, Chemist, Queen-street. ''' MODEL Reversible Engine and Boiler, 1 complete, cost #2-5, in perfect working order; will be sold a b»rgain.-Exchange and i Mart, Hpbson-styeet,



For Sale., FOR SALE, Spring Cart, £3 ; good Har ness, „3.-Apply Mr Schraffh, Avondale. FOR SALE, Gas Stove, in good order; price, &1 10s.—Apply Mies Naden, Paris Houso, Hobson Street. FOR SALE, a 5-year-old, Gelding, by Muket out of a Stonewall Jackson mare, ■ full brother to' Muscatel. Guaranteed sound and quiet.—Apply Green Lahe Store, Remuera. FOR SALE or Lease, a Good-paying Country Bakery Business, Freehold Good reasons given for selling.—For address, apply Star Oftico. TJTIOR SALE. Two-wheeled Buggy in good JO .condition, price £8; must bo 'sold, ownei leaving the colony.—Apply O. Poison, Pollen street, Great North Road. 1710R SALE, Comfortable Good Paying . Restaurant (ready cash) in Albert-street, Apply Brister's (id Restaurant, corner Albert ancl Wyndham-strcets. FOR "SALE," 'a"qu7et~Sl^tl'ancrpony ; very strong, and in good condition; Aye years old.—AJlply Mr Grant, Railway Station, Onehttngdi. ■ _ FOR SALE, at Onehuhga. near the __ WooUcn Factory, about 3i acres Of Vot oanio Land, with House of four rooms, out buildings, ote. Price and particulars at J. H. Withcford'si Shortland. Street. • 37IORSALE, the Stock and Fixtures, and _ to Lot, splendid Shop and Dwolling; do ing agood cash trade; very suitable for Fruiterer and Uroceri-Appiy D, Nisoll, next Edinburgh Boot Shop, Victoria-street. JjlOR POSITIVE SALE, cheap and _ terms very easy, 0,50 acres good Lliricl with doop-frontage. Only eight inilos from the Queen-street Wharf.—Apply to John Soppet llouso and Land Agent, (io, Quoen-street. FOR SALE, Harmonium (large); 'has great organ Pedals and knee swell; nearly new; cost _3i'. Price, 13 guineas. Owner leav ing, must sell. -Apply Mr Doylo, Grocer, corner Kyber Pass and Symonds-street.—Also, a Piano for sale, 17 guineas. OR IMMEDIATE SALE, in Alten Road, a good 7-roomed Houso, with scul lory, wash-house, gas and wator, etc., and largo allotment. Price vory low.—Apply to John Soppet, House and Lund Agont, 05 Queen-street. OR IMMEDIATE SALE, as the owner must loave for England, a really good Farm of 238 acres, 130 acres of it in grass, and fenced part with thorn hedges, and tho balanco in bush; orchard, houso, and buildings; and a very low price will be taken.—Apply to John Soppet, Houso and Land Ageut, Gd Queen Street. , FOR SALE—To nurserymen, market gardeners, and others—Two really grand Sections of Alluvial Land, one 7J acres and 5L all in high state of cultivation, % and well watered, with eastern aspect. This is really a good chance for Small capitalist. Terms easy, within 4. miles of Auckland.-Apply Coupland and Co.. Customs Street. "BTIOR SALE, or To Let. in Victoria JIJ Avenue, Remuera. a Beautiful Houso of ten rooms, with bath, wash, coal-house, dairy-man's room, coach-house, stable, etc , largo orchard, glass-house, suitablo for vinery; tho M'holo in first-class order ; together with 9 acres of land ; ono of tlio most charming spots in this favourite locality. Immediate possession can bo given.— Apply to F. G. Clayton, or Vailo and Douglas. FOR SALE, in Ponsonby, a beautifully finished Villa Residence, containing live largo lofty rpoms, bath-room, and wash house, gas in every room, and water laid on: concreto paths, lattice work fonce each sido of house; situate on noxt allotmont but one to Ponsonby Road; Allotment, -10 x 110 feet, well drained. Tho above is a very pretty and con venient property, to be sold cheap ; also sovoral Building Allotments, close to Ponsonby Road, to bo sold cheap.—Apply Star Office. ■El. OR S A L E THE SPLENDID ESTATE KNOWN AS AVONDALE PARK, Containing 130 acres, only 44 miles from Auck land by a good metalled road. A good oppor tunity for acquiring villa sitcs,.otc. Soil suitable to profitable work for markot gardening, boing only fivo minutes' walk from railway statloft, and omnibuses running to and from tho city every hour. Will be sold in lots of one acre and upwards. Termsliberal. Title. Land Transfer Act. Apply to HESKETH, AITKEN, & CO., Auctioneers. Or to JOHN BOLLARD, Avondale. "OOARDING - HOUSE FOR SALE. Tho Proprietor of tho DEVONSHIRE BOARDING-HOUSE, Hobson-street (owing tc ill-health), is offering for Sale, tho Loase, Good will, and tho entire Furniture. This '. well known and popular Boarding-houso offers ar opportunity to an enterprising man and wife in a going concern. For particulars, apply on the premises. OOK AND STATIONERY BUSINESS for Sale, in Gisborne : good position, ir centre of town; circulating library attached.— For particulars, etc., apply Mrs A, M. Browno, Gisborno. ICROSCOPE, with 6 powers, up tc l-16th, with apparatus, suitable for a Doctor or Analysis, by. best London maker; a hargain.—Apply Micro, Stas Office. CHAS. WILLIAMSON, Houso, Land and Estate Agent,B3, Queen street, opposite Fort-atrcot, lias always for Sale, and to Let, large and small Houses in the City, Suburbs, and Country Districts: also, Farms, improved and unimproved, in various parts of the province. Several Eligible Building Allotments for Sale in the City and Suburbs, for cash or on deferred payments. Corporation Notices. piTY OF AUCKLAND. RETURNING OFFICER FOR LICENSING •ELECTIONS. The City Council will received applications until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, the 9th inst., fron: competent gentlemen willing to undertake the above duties. Particulars ot remuneration or application. I , P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offlce, Juno 1,1887. 883 P(ITY OF" AUCKLAND, FIXING LEVELS. ' It is hereby notified that it is the intention 0 the City Council of Auckland to fix tho levels 0 Hackett-streot Ring Terrace' ;■ Mercer Road Swift Avenue- Percival Parade Dedwood Terrace Caroline-street Melford-street Yarborough-street Vine-street- Seymour-street Cameron-street and Tweed-street , Emmett-street (Ponsonby Ward).. Plans may be seen in the' City Engineer': Office, Wellesley-street East, Auckland, withii office hours ;,-and. all persons interested herein or liable to be aggrieved thereby, will be hcan by City Council at a meeting to bo held 01 THURSDAY,-Juno 23,1887, at 7 p.m. All objections must be made in writing, ad dressed to tho Council, and sent to them not les; than ten (le) days before the day appointed 01 which to hear objections. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, May 14,1887. 878 Board and Residence. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Thre Gentlemen wanted in private family •Piano, bath, good table. 20s. five minutes fron Queen-street.— Apply Hastings, Stab Office. COMFORTABLE Apartments, wit] Board if required, for one gentleman, in 1 private family, in a very pleasantly situate; houso. No other boarders, no children.—Ac dress at Star Office. OMFORTABLE Accommodation -fo . two Gentlemen in a private family, resic ing in a healthy suburb. Busses pass door; n other boarders or children; bath and ever home comfort.-Apply 1..H„ Box "236, P. O Auckland. ' ~' ~%XT ANTED, one or two respectabl VJ Young Men to lodge only, washing ii eluded, 03 per week: use of fireplace if requirec Two minutes' walk from town. None but sobc men .need apply—Apply Stah Office. FURNISHED APARTMENTS.—Bee room and sitting room, with uso of kitchei well furnished. Terms moderate. Seafiol View road. Second house past first shop froi Park road.



■-•\ y Wanted. WANTED, a good Salesman. — Apply at ouce, J. Caughey, Draper, 5 Karangahapo Road. ' 3 TJT7 ANTED, a Little Girl to mind a baby. Yy -Apply Mr J. Coster, Karangahapo r Road. _ WANTED, experienced Waitress, this evening at 8 p.m. Lady Helps, Generals, • town, country; really good servants want situa f tions, both male and female: hotel, private stations.-- Mr 3 Elsmoro's, next Hellaby s. ANTED, a Girl, about 14 or 15, to assist at general housework.— Apply f between 2 and 4 p.m. to Mrs Orchiston, Remuera \ Road. , __ ' ANTED, Housemaid and Waitress 1 a Youth to milk and bo useful; Married ; Couple for station, £80.—Heighten & Co., Freo ' Registrars of Labour, 104. Queen-street. WANTED, a smart young Man, as Billiard Marker, and to make himself . generally useful.—Apply Greyhound Hotel, [ Queen-street. ; ' WANTED, by respectable middle-aged woman, a Situation to Attend on an ; Aged Couple or In valid. Thorousfblydomesti ' catod. respectable; reference. — X.Y.Z, caro of ' Mr Robertson, Corn Merchant, Karangahape " Hflfld, WANTED, an Assistant Shampooner. — Apply between 8 and !)Jft.m.,JMonday, 1 Auckland Turkish Bath Company. WANTED, a Shop Boy.—Apply to Dr. lennent, Wollesley Street West. W~~~ ANTED, .smark respectable Runner for Boarding Hou'se"^W*l9r_ir ■ Ofllce. ANTED, strong General Servant.— . Apply on Monday morning. - Mrs Per ' clval, Ayr-stroet, Parnell. ANTED, a Respectable Young Girl, to sleep at home —For address, apply to • MrProbert's Grocery Store, Grafton Road. ANTED, Good General Servant. Reference required.- Apply Mr James 1 ltoid, Stanlcy-stroot, North Shore. I A N T E D -1 Asuitablo porson as Cleaner of tho Public School, Remuera. Particulars of duties to bo : seen at Mr Carr's residence, Vincent Terrace, ■ Remuera. Apply beforo Tuesday, 7th June. WANTED, a Man that can manage a Cutter.—Apply at once to James Ell . worth, cornor of Cook and Uuion-Btrects. WANTED, a' Suite of Good Furniture, to bo paid for by monthly payments; , state lowest price—Addresß, Wost, Star Ofllco. ANTED7~SaiI Boat with gear com plete.—State lowest price to Boat, Star " Ofllce- ANTED everybody to visit "Thauma" the bodyleßS lady, this evening.- Ad i mission Sixpence. WANTED, plainly furnished, one Largo or two Small Rooms, or, detached Cot tago. Stoto terms; must be moderate.—X.X., , Star Ofllce. WANTED, a room, good, unfurnished, fireplace, private family, Mount Eden , district preferred. — Address, Bachelor, Post ! Offleo, Auokland. WANTED, at North Shore, unfurnished Bedroom, use of sitting-rooms, in upper ' rooms.two-storied house—AddressConvoniencc, Star Ofllco. WANTED, to Let (furnished), a Four roomed House and scullery in suburbs; ' grand view; .ront 15s per week-.—Apply Mrs Elsmore,jShortland stroct. WANTED TO LET, off Grey-street, a two-roomed Detached Cottage, oven • and city wator; ront. ss.—Apply at Star ■ Offloo. WANTED TO.PURCHASE, Second hand Weighing Machino up to 200cwt; ; also Basinetto Perambulator, cheap.—Apply, stating price, C. Brown, Fruiterer, Ponsonby Road. ~ WANTED TO PURCHASE, a Horse suitable for carrying a butcher's basket. —Apply to Wm. Harvey, Butcher, Newmarket, - late Hamloy's. WANTED, Ten Thousand Persons to call at Sutoliflb's for Oysters. Is per bottle, as usual. Near Thrco Lamps, Ponsonby. WANTED -All Rifle Shots to know that tbo prizes offered for competition during tno present weok in Hazard's Shooting Gallory, Elliott-street, are of far greater value, - relatively to cost of competing, than tho prizes . offered by tho Now Zealand Rifle Association at any of its meetings. ; WANTED.— Come and see my extra Trousers for nothing.—J. H. Dalton, Victoria-street East, WANTED. —"Where are we all going to?" Why to J. H. Dalton, Tailor, Vic -1 toria-strcot, for an Extra Pair of Trousors for nothing. . WANTED KNOWN, to the Ladies, that Good Servants aro waiting places.— ' Mrs Borley, Registry Oifico, Newmarket. WANTED KNOWN. — Pianofortes Tuned, 6s.—G. Hood, Norman-street, Mount Roskill Road. Orders received by Mr [ Finch, Stationer, Queen-street "ANTED Seen. The Newest Shapes in Felt and Tweed Hats exhibited at • lowest prices by George Fowlds, 80, Victoria J streot. .' WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Sale. The remainder of a Fancy Good and . Drapery Stock; must bo sold. Only for one ' month.—Note the Address, Karangahapo Road, noxt door to Mr Atkinson, Watchmaker. WANTED KNOWN.-Oamaru Pota toes 4s per cwt. ; 251b bags Oatmeal 3s: Best Currants 6d per lb; Prime Salt Butter Sd i" por lb; Best Canterbury Hams 9d por lb. Evory article at lowest prices for cash. - Gallaughcr & 3 Entrican, Victoria streot West. , WANTED KNOWN—Watch Glasses fitted, 3d each; charges for watch repairs "i no matter what maker or whore bought; equally cheap. Best workmen kept on the premises. Ar rangements made to turn out 160 repairs por j week. All'watches cleaned are guaranteed at Stewart Dawson and'Cb.'s great English Watch ' Exhibition, 91, Queen-street. 1 ANTED KNOWN-An Album of Portraits and Viowa, Souvenir of Queen f Victoria's Jubilee, will be presented to all pur f chasers of Goods, is value, at Goodson's London Arcade. WANTED KNOWN-Don't miss: the opportunity of Purchasing some of tho Bargains in Boots and Shoes at the Halo Of the , Assigned Estate of R. Watts, at Bargainia, opposite Foresters' Hall, Karangahape Road. WANTED KNOWN-An Extra Pair of Trousers given away with erery Suit. I —J. H. Dalton, Tailor. Victoria-street East. s -YTRTANTED KNOWN. - Stranger than a T ? Fiction—J. H. Dalton gives away a 1, Pair of Trousers for Nothing.. J inSTANTED KNOWN-1 am prepared to TV tako in pawn Pianos, Harmoniums, Suites of Furniture. Money Lent on Personal ' and Collateral Security. Bills Discounted.—Jaß. 3 Bae,Elliott-streot. .., " ; WANTED KNOWN—I am delivering best Waikato House Coal at 22s per ton cash; also Newcastlo, Taupiri, and Whanga rei Coal at lowest rates.—J. Craig, Commerce street. : -lISTAT^TED KNOWN.-An Extra Pair TV of Trousers for Nothing.—J. H. Dalton, Tailor, Victoria-street East.' ______) ' _.i '■ 0 TI7ANTED KNOWN-Pigs' Feet, y T fresh every hour, at Sanford's, Vic n toria-street, cornor of Albert-street, and at the Branch Shop, Wharf, opposite Railway Station, h TE7\ ANTED SEE .N- a \t *-■'■ D. McPHERSON'S . '~ , 1- GRAND SHOW OF HIS OWN IMPORTED BLANKETS,. r- A good English" Blanket, size 8/4 (or 2yds. ir 16 length), 5s lid pair; 9/4 (or 2, yards), 8s Od pair *• 10/4 (or 2_ yards), 12s Gd pair; 11/4, (or 2J yards i- fullsizo), 19sfid pair; 10/4 Scotch Twill, lis lie ;r pair; makes in proportion. New Zealand Flannels, special value—ls.ls 2d r ls 3d, ls 6d, etc., etc.; Imitation Welsh, 63d 83d, 9Jd, 10d, &c.j: very wide width, ls yard _,• Heavy Scotch Plaidihgs, ls 4d, Is 6d, Is 8d yard '*} Splendid Value. ;.,, < , >t KARANGAHAPE ROAD. ■• .'



WantetL WANTED, the Public to know that they can get their Watches Cleaned for 3s 6d at the American Watch Repairing Com pany, City Markot Entrance. ANTED KNOWN-That the Eden Vine Hotel will be opened on Monday Next, June 6. Friends cordially welcome. WANTED KNOWN—If you want to Buy Boots and Shoos for your children cheaply, take them to the Sale of R. Wattss Assigned Estate, at Bargainia, opposite Fores ters'llall, Karangahape Road. ■ WANTED Known—That Hazard's SHOOTING GALLERY, Elliott-street, is the finest and best appointed Gallery in the colonies. Five pounds reward given to anyone who can give proof of this being contrary to fact. WANTED KNOWN—That the Auck land Industrial Exhibition will be opened in tho Industrial Association's Rooms, Wyndham-street, on Jubilee Day, Juno 21, 1887, and it is necessary that all exhibitors make im mediate application for space. ■ WANTED— Volunteers and Shootists generally to know that the Rifles in U3O in Hazard's shooting Gallery, Elliott^strcet, are unsurpassed for accuracy of Are. See scores made during last week's competition. TITTa N TE D KNOWN. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. D. MoPHERSON, being largely 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 Stylo—At Karangahape Road. XKT ANTED KNOWN. 250 Children's and Girls'.Ulsters, 2s 6d,356d, 4s Cd, 6s Cd, 6s Od, etc., each : 250 Ladies' do. from 7s Gd, 8s 6d. 9s Gd, 10s Gd, 12s wl. to 30s each. Bar gains regardless of cost at D. McPHERSON'S. X^r ANTED KNOWN. 240 Black Rabbit-fur Capes, ls Cd, la lid, 2s 6d, 2s 1 Id each. 750 Ladies' and Children's Felt, Plush, and Cloth Hats, ls each. Real Genuino Bargains!!! Regardless of Cost.—At D, McPHERSON'S, ,■_■■ Karangahape Road. T^r ANTED KNOWN. FLUTES. FLUTES. Several Flutes for sale, varying from £2 to £30. Also a quantity of Solos, Duos, Trios, eto. Lessons, Two Guineas per quarter. Flutes re paired, re-padded, and put in good order. H.H.BARNETT, Hofihian and Sons, Queen-street. W. A N T E DT INSPECTION OB1 MUNRO AND MILLIGAN'S TWEEDS. ■yn- ANTED KNOWN. GEORGE GREGORY, PHOTOGRAPHER, Quick's Buildings (Near Three Lamps), PONSONBY ROAD, Is now producing First-class Photographs at tho following reasonable rates :-Carte de Yisite, 10s Gd per doz.; Cabinots, £1 ls per dose. Chil dren's at same price. High-class Enamelling at a moderate advance on above prices. Tram cars pass tho door regularly. . ■Wr ANTED KNOWN- James Clare has Boats and Yachts for Hire at his Residence St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby. Boats built to order at Mb Yard, Customs-street West. Soven-ton Boat for Sale; suitable for oyster trade. V^ ANTED KNOWN. The underslgnod is now offering an excellent ssortment of. WINTER DRAPERY & MILLINERY AT VERY MODERATE PRICES. Imported direct from leading British manu facturers. A choice assortment of MILLINERY, DRESS FABRICS in all the most useful tex tures from O.d. FLANNELS from 6Jd to Is Od. BLANKETS all sizes, Al value. Cash buyers will find here the best value obtainable. A. LOVETT, WELLESLEY STREET. WANTED Known—That W. H. Hazard will guarantee to teach anyone, not physically or mentally deficient, tho art 01 Rifle Shooting in a few lessons, at his SHOOT ING GALLERY, Elliott-street, next to Hoff man's warehouse. • AN Active Handy Man wants work of any sort to keep seven children from starving.—F.A., Star Offlce. AN Opening for a Respectable Lad to loam tho Watchmaking—Apply to J. Howden, Watchmaker and Jewollor, Auck land. PPLICATIONS, addressed to Secretary Mercury Bay District Hospital Board, will be received till 25th June, 1887, for position as Resident Doctor, from duly qualified men. Salary, £300 por annum. Outside practice. Further particulars can bo obtained from the Secretary. ED wARD CLAY, Chairman Local Board. GENTLEMAN of good, connection, wishing to visit England to represent a Colonial firm during the Jubilee Exhibition, would hear of a good opening. Ho must have a small capital.—Apply by letter, stating full particulars, to Alpha. Devonport Post Ofllce. DOUBLE-BARRELLED Breach-load ing Hammorlcßs Gun with fittings, cases, complete,by best maker; nearly vow; a bar gain,—Apply Field, Stab, ; _____ "VTOYTON VIEW, at Buckland's Hay _l3| market, tho Expanding Wheel, patented by Mr Murray and constructed by Mi Andrew, of Epsom, which entirely does away with the necessity for cutting and sheeting tire. TO COLONIAL MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS Wanting an Agent ir Auckland.—A gentleman of undoubted respect ability and integrity, who has been in Auckland about eight months, and who has had large commercial experience in London, would be glad to occupy himself as agent or otherwise foi manufacturers or merchants, on fairand reason able terms. Convenient and Central Offices foi Samples or Merchandise.—Apply to "J.B.,1 Post-office Box, 342, Auckland, N.Z. VISITING GOVERNESS.—An experi onced teacher wants pupils. Subjects English, French, German.—Address B. L., Stai ■ Office. ■ -\T I SITIN G GOVERNESS wanted V Remuera; state terms and qualifications '-Box 273, Post-ofllce. g Lectures, Etc. GRAFTON ROAD MUTUAL IM PROVEMENT SOCIETY. A Lecture will be delivered on ' MONDAY EVENING NEXT, _ At 8 o'Clock, in the SCHOOLROOM, b; , ' ; THEO. COOPER, Esq. ; Subject: "WORDS." . . . Admission Free.. ; A UCKLAND ATHENiEUM LECTU' RE. '~, MAJOR HENRY C. DANE, the eminen Amorican Lecturer, will deliver hia conspicr ously successful Lecture, under the auspices c tho above Institution, on»" THE SIGHTS AN] . SCENES OF LONDON," in the City Hall, 0 TUESDAY EVENING, June 7,at 8 o'clock. Hi Worship the Mayor, President of the Institiitior in the chair. Tickets : Dress Circle and Orchei 1 tra Stalls, 2s eaoh; Double Tickets, for memben ; 2s 6d ; Stalls, Is each. Tickets may be procure , by the publio on and after Wednesday next, If 1 June, from Messrs Kidd and Wildman, Wayt* White, Chapman, and Upton: and by. member: ; from members of Council, the Treasurer5 an , Secretary.- '• Seats may be reserved at Messi ; Kidd and Wildman's on Wednesday by men . hers only; after that date by the general publl E. ERNEST BILBROUGH. . 41, Insurance Buildings. Hon. Sec,



Amusements.^ WILLIAMSON, GARNER, & MUSGROVE'S ROYAL pOMIC (^PERA /COMPANY. ANOTHER THRONGED THEATRE, Many people unable to obtain admittance. Manager Mr.R. S. Smythe Business Agent .. .. Mr W. Hughes Stago Manager .. .. Mr John Wallace Conductor Mr W. H. Harrison OPERA HOUSE-TO-NIGHT, BEING THE ONLY SATURDAY NIGHT THE ONLY SATURDAY NIGHT THK ONLY SATURDAY NIGHT On which will be performed the famous Opera THE I\/fIKADO! HE IVllKADO! THE GREATEST OPERATIC SUCCESS Ever witnessed in Auckland. Dress Circle and Orchestra Stalls. 53 ; Stalls, 3s-; Pit, ls. Box plan at Kidd and Wildman's. Overture at 8. Carriages at 10.40. In active preparation. The Original Fairy Comic Opera, lOLANTHE; Or, THE PEER AND THE PERI. MIKADO.— The Wandering Minstrel's Song. MIKADO.— "I am Right, and you are Right."—" Young Man, Despair!' "jV/TIKADO. —" I've got 'em on the List." IKADO.—" Three Little Maids from School." • MIKADO.— "The Sun, whose Rays !" " Here's a How-de-do!" MIKADO. -The Lovely Madrigal— "BrightlyDawnsourWeddingDay." I^/TIKADO.-The Mikado's Song. IKADO.—"The Flowers that Bloom in the Spring." IKADO.-" Hearts do not Break." " O, Willow, tit-willow." MIKADO.-Gordon's MAGNIFICENT SCENERY. MIKADO. -The ONLY SATURDAY PERFORMANCE of MIKADO. /CHORAL HALL. THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 9. FIRST CHAMBER CONCERT As announced by HERR L. TUTSCHKA. PROGRAMME.-PART I. 1. Quintett for Piano and Stringed Instruments (" Trout")..F. Schubert (Op. Ui) Piano, Miss C. WRIGHT; Violin, Mr J. CLOUGH: Viola, Mr J. KELLY; 'Cello, Hcrr L. TUTSCHKA ; Base, Mr G. CLUTSAM. 2. Song, " The Blind Girl to Her Harp" (Glover) Miss ALICE RIMMEK. 3. Grand Sonata in A (by special request) . Beethoven (Op. 37) Violin, Herr L. TUTSCHKA; Piano, Mr G. CLUTSAM. 4. Song, with'cello obligato, "Rest" (Roeckcl) Mrs vV. EADY; 'cello obligato by Herr TUTSCHKA. 5. Trio in G (Ist and 2nd movements).. J. Haydn Violin, Miss OTIE CHEW 1 Their first 'Cello, Miss ESSIE CHEW V appear- Piano, Mis 3 NELLIE CHEW J ance 6. Piano Solo, " Valse Caprice"..A. Rubinstein Mr G. CLUTSAM. : Interval of Ten Minutes. PARTIL 7. Symphonia pastorale (No. 6) .. Beethoven (Op, 68) (As arranged by L. Tutsohka for Pianoforte and Stringed Instruments). 8. " Zwei Volkslieder"—(a), " The Carpenter;" (b), TyroieseSong..German Mr J. R. SIMPSON. 9. Grand Concerto in C minor for Violoncello ..H. Rover Herr RUDOLF FREYTAG, of Melbourne. Accompanist, Mr G. CLUTSAM. 10. Song, "SleepOn, Dear Love" C. Pinsuti Miss E. GOLDSBRO'. 11. Violin Solo, "LaMuettediPorticci"..Auber Miss OTIE CHEW (12 years of age). 12. Piano Solo, " Spanish Dances" (Mozskowski) Miss ELSIE HUNTER. 13. Part Song, "Departure" Mendelssohn LADY AND GENTLEMEN AMATEURS. God Save the Queen ! Subscribers' Tickets for four Concerts, 10s 6d. A magnificent Concert Grand has been kindly lent by Mr T. H. Webb, of Oak House. Admission at door: Front Seats, 3s; Back Seats and Gallory, is.. Doors open at 7 30: commence at 8 p.m. sharp, . Carriages, 10.15 p.m. QT_\ JA M E S'S HALL. Tho Popular Jubilee Cantata, "BRITANNIA AND HER DAUGHTERS," Will be repeated in the above Hall on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, June 23 and 24. Chorus of 100 Voices. J. H. EDMONDES, Conductor. "We can speak of this entertainment only in terms of tho highest praise."—" Evening Bell." CI T V HAL L, QUEEN-STREET. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), JUNE i. GREAT BOXING CONTEST 1 Between 1 R. MATTHEWS. Champion of New Zealand (Seconded by James Martin, of Auckland), ! AND CHARLES RICHARDSON, ' ■ • . . Of Victoria I , (Seconded by PettengelJ, of Wellington), • for the. ,_, .v. . CHAMPIONSHIP OF NEW ZEALAND & £40 5 (Winner to take two-thirds of gate).'-;'""' j Two well-known sporting gentlemen have j kindly consented to act as timekeeper and 3 referee. ; r j. Doors opon at 7.30, Boxing at 8, MATTHEWS AND RICHARDSON AT 9. ;" Admission: ss, 3s, 2s. • J YNCH FAMILY BELLRINGERS - JL_ (Organised 1867). •■■ ; THAMES-TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). = OTAHUHU-MONDAY, June 6th. ONEHUNGA-TUESDAY, June 7th. '.- HARRY LYNCH, Manager Bellringers. ri 1 t y ii a l l. A GRAND MASQUERADE AND FANCY DRESS BALL y IN HONOUR OF HER MAJESTY'S . JUBILEE Will be held at the above Hall on TUESDAY EVENING, 21st JUNE, f Tickets: To admit lady and gentleman, lbs • extra lady, ss; gentlemen, single ticket, 7s (id obtainable at Kidd and.Wildman's, Stationers Viotoria Arcade. it Notice—The gentleman purchaser of a 'double 1- ticket will hold himso f responsible for the re >f spectahility of the lady or ladies whom ho :in D troduces; and whero there may be any case 0 n objectioaby the Bail Committee,' the amount 0 is the ticket or tickets will be returned.. J- LACHLANrMcGOWAN, Managor. 4 TUBILEE CONCERT AND ; FANGS d fj - ' :- '■.'> vFAIR, -•:■■ 0, IN THE NEWMARKET HALL,1 ' S, '-■.■:•/: '•.:■;;:'■ /; On.thel6th. ;,v a k PRIZE, VALUE.£2, TO THE BEST LADI 0 VOCALIST. : Pledso givo {B UfttnQß to Mr Borley, Newinarlcet



:■':.'■•{ Ainusemerits f mHAUMA ! THAUILA! THAUMA! THE MYSTERIOUS LADY 1 I T HIS E V E N ING, Opposite Market Entrance, Queen-streeS. NOTE.-ADMissiON, only SIXPENCE. a RAND JUBILEE TEMPERA:^.! ~' ". ~.. FESTIVAL, v ,y . . ... MONDAY, EVENING, JUNE'2O. ;i A Grand Jubilee Festival under the auspices of the joint Temperance Societies of Auckland * .'• will be held in the ' ."■' ; "ir _ HS-.CH ORAL HALL i_4, * On Monday Evening;; June 20, when •' AN ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME' Of Songs, Quartets, Speecslies, and Instrumental * Music will be presented, and a •< '. .\';;:,.§prize POEM,/' ; • Written specially for the occasion, wiilberecited. Tickets, Is -each; Family Tickets to admit parents and 3 children, 2s Gd; ' ■ i ■ ' Tickets can be had from the following •—Kidd and Wildman, Victoria Arcade ; E. • Wayte Stationer, Queed-street: Upton and Co., Book sellers, Queen-street; J. Mackay, Booksellers.- Grey-street and Karangahape Rd.: R' Gregory Ponsonby Road; W.il. Cook, Hon. Sec., Gospel lemperance Offlce, Albert-street: and from the Secretary or any member of the Committee. ""'■-» ; ./' H. ROTHERHAM, Hon. Sec.' U0 B S Q-N RJJ LE . CORP S. : * .JUBILEE. -BALL, \- «; : UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE, : '.';■'.'„.",' Willhoheldinthe' ' ; : ,- ■' fore s't;e;;r s>.;..:' hxll,; . : MONDAY, JUNE 20,1887. ;,' < Double Ticket,,7s 6d., Extra lady, 2s 6d.,J .Tickets to bo had from Committee.and all Stationers.' •■ .-■.■.--■ ■: .:.--, •..: ■lu'-y.-: :.s-: • ' --.•'■ ;y ''.;: ~- .PRYCEMAY. Secretary.' ', A WILLVBEe HELJ) ;IN ; ■■f*i THE, t HENDERSON" SCHO.b&ROOM on FRIDAY,1 June 10, concluding-WithaFaroe. Proceedsirtaid of^^Piaho'Fuhd.": Tickets,;2s6d. DoorsopeniM IRefreshmentsprovided.* < ~._■;,.. I EXHIBITION of Glassblowing.eSaturday -A Afternoon, vfrom 2 t0_5..». Admission, &L : Prizesgiven,,,Works, FreeinanJaß^y,.?,,.^yy ■ ■■:■'