The Auckland Evening Star.

VOL. XVIII —NS. 13

AUCKLAND, N.Z.,- MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1887.

PRICE—ONE PENNY.

TABLE TALK.

Jubiles lecture to-night.

Parasites— Field glasses. Jubilee sport at Kimberley. Diggers shooting down tho blacks. Two jockeys hurt at Paeroa races. "Pirn on the Bristol" at tho Opera House. _,■"''_ Hon. Mr Ballance arrived in Auckland yesterday. . An English Consul is to be appointed at Rarotonga. This will stop tbe playful freaks of King Makea Taue. ,

An Irish landlord lately distrained upon a cbrp.o for 7s 6d due as rent. Advice to Devonport Borough Council— " Let well alone !"

The Premier returns to Wellington on Tuesday or Wednesday. fp Residents of Cambridge complain of tho

scarcity of water. London wheat market is weaker, Tvnd flour is a shil-insr lower in price. s An hour-glass is made smallest in- the middle to .how the waiit of time.

The Auckland-built yacht Waitangi won ..tho Intercolonial' Race at Sydney lifegattn.. Revival in London monoy market. Tho. Victorian loan is quoted nt a premium of 1$ per cent. '< . The Irish farmers selling stock under Dillon's "plan of campaign" aro declared bankrupt. The fouudation-stone of the new Govern ment Insurance Buildings in Auckland will be laid next month.

Low Koon is tho name of a Chinese gambler convicted at Novmanton (Q,) There is something it this name. . ... > .■'.... In a short time the regnlations which, hinder the importation of dogs to the colony will be relaxed.

Mr Lance, member for Cheviot, addressed hie constituents on Saturday night, and re ceived a voto of thanks and confidence.

Sir Graham Berry is oollocting data in " connection with- the working of the Tele- - phone Exchangee in England. A Sydney man has been fined £5 be cause he kicked the stuffing out of. an Italian organ-grinder's implem__t of agony and threw his monkey away. ; ■>_• The tender of Messrs Allan and Sons, £13,791 14s 6d, haa been accepted for making the bridge v acro_s the Biiller River "-. at Westport. •' '._. ,-. ~ At the funeral of Mrs Larhach, wife of tho Minister of Mines, on Saturday, the - Premier was present, and also the Hon. Mr^ - Fortoscue, reDresenting tho Governor. Sir Saul Samuel will ship by .the Cuzco for Sydney three cases of Valencia oranges, in order that Australian growers may learn the proper method of packing fruit. ? Apparently the Government are not tak- - inp proper precautions against inspecting • Australian steamers for Bmall-pox'at Napier, > where there was a fatal case- introduced ' some years ago. * " '' ' The London "Financial News" considers that tbe present time ib inopportune to allow the colonies to deplete t_io_gold_rq-- x, serves, and it complains of the way inwhicb Victoria is spending the loans. ,- -'•'." Teacher: "Now, Master Kirby,_ you p should bo more correct in^our composition. 1 You say, ■_' I love school.' T.ow- school can not be loved. Can't you use a more correct expression?" Master Kirby: _"Ihate school.' /

NOTES AND COMMENTS.

In spite of Bismarck's pleadings and

threatonihgs, tho Reichstag has rejected

.his bill giving the Government a 'ieven

years'control of tho army. Tha Reichstag

hns.now been /dissolved. , We,.ijt6 not, how

ever, suppose that the" Chancellor will carry"'' out his throat that- tho -f-Joverntnenfe. wilP;

assume all power. Under the constitution,._ although tho. right of dissolution is vested in tho Kaiser, new elections must ..take -.-".' placo within 60 days and a session within 90 ~' days. No doubt the.Chancellor hopes that the people will endorse the policy of the Government. Failing that, he will doubt- / less give way as gracefully ' as-fjjmay' ,'g be. Germany has advanced too far along the plane of Liberalism to make it ■ safe for the Chancellor to shut his ears to the voice of: the people, Tho constitution of the country is some-.-/. wbat peculiar, and," if supported by the Bundesrath, or Federal Council, repre senting the States', Biemarck might perhaps carry on in defiance'of-the Reinbstag, but the experiment would bo a very dangerous .._.: one, and German uuity is of too^ rocent . date for the aetuto though hot-tempered . Chancellor to venture upon it. "The Reich r | stag is elected by universal Suffrage, for a term of three years, and numbeVe 397 de-' puties.of whom 238-re-elected by the King-; ' ■■ domofPiußeia Theßurdo.rathhass9mem- ;'• Ders appointed by the State Governments, From the„latter body Standing Committee,!. are chosen to-euperviso'the-administration of army and navy, tariff and taxes, trade, railways, civil and criminal law, finiince, etc. Acting under the Chancellor, who • .3 its President, it is, in fact, the -. supreme consultative and administrative. ■■ Board of the Empire. But all laws must receive the ascent of tbe Reichstag. -The rejection by the latter |body of a" measure which removes the control of the army votes from tbe rcptesentative. of the people for a period of seven years is one that certainly does not-warrant the Chancellor in adopting any : ex treme step. The Reichstag offered a three years' vote, and that is much beyond what any Ministry would secure in England..- The Chancellor- ought to have faith enough in the patriotism of the Reich- '- ' stag to trust that the Government _ will never be left without the funds to '' ■ carry out any military system w bush is_ * s actually needed by' tho exigencies of the - Empire. ~ _•; ' ■

» . . ' i : >'■"'_-*»__ The trouble at Mauritius, which has re- ',; suited in Sir Hercules Robinson, the Com- ~'..» missioner appointed to inquire iiito matters, '>. recommending tho removal of. Sir John, • Pope Hennessy, the Governor, seems to have alisen through the indiscreet, dicta torial and partisan proceedings of the: .: Governor. In Mauritius-^ there large number of Btttlers of French extraction,. and racial' feeling, which -was nearly" , Ws extinct, has been fanned into fresh flame jE by the Governor's injudicious conduct. At a dintier given by the Mauritius "Club, jrT ""

replying to a toast, {sir John Pope Htn- - nessy said that the Mauritians, like the, y i Irish, had felt the heavy hand of lhe Eng lish. This may be quite true, :bnt the ro- . mark was impolitic, "coming from the ; Governor. It is charged against him that ho had aggrieved the. middle-class by the { '"'■■%, " undue protection given to a clique whoie A';*; aims were both ambitious and dangerous ;" that not only did he attempt to keep away ■■"? the midclle class frcm the electoral roll, but :im during the last electoral campaign, seeing' that his policy would be condemned by the; J; electors belonging to this class, he inter- 5?;

vened to make candidates fail at the poll ; ■', ';■;,. that he is of an absolutely despotic uispoei- ■ ' tion, which is a serious obstacle to the pre. per administraticn of affairs in tho colony ; - r-i tbat ho had continued the salaries of two* '..'■ Roman Catholic priests, who were inter- C. dieted by their bishop on account of bad conduct, notwithstanding that th_> bishop refused to sign their pay sheets, and '■>; he even grauted them leave of ab-

sence on full pay and half pay; that .'l* not content with interfering in matters'; ot '.'*;;«s ecclesiasticol authority, he adopted against v" the Roman Catholic bishop, first, and after bis departure, against tha vicar-general, i Abbe Cox, a system of vexatious interfer- >, ence unworthy of a representative of the Queen ; and thaton severaloccasionshehacl " thrown out in his despatches malicious in- :• sinuations against the bishop; insinuations which the Secretary of State himself had • mi litated to bo injurious ;and without proof. \ ■■.-_. It was further'alleged that the intervention "6. tbe Governor in arresting the execution of judgments given ih tbe courts of justice,,.- ; and in reducing or remitting the penalties >: awarded by the m-fgistrates, bad had the most deplorable-:; effects; that, as a consequence, ,crime "was rampant, 'f that escapes from prisons w_re fre- . quent'; otid, .'iastjlyj that the finances of thecoloiiy were.'_ a doplocable condition, and rapidly-approaching a crisis. The Governorin a Crown colony-like Mauritius^ s__m unless ajudicoas man, may very soon firirl:;;' him.elf tho oantral figure in a bitter claia*''' war, and that seems to.be Sir John Pope Hennee'sy's unfortunate predicament,which ?'.■; has only been terminated by his removal.



ISliippiiiss "Z ■ TTNION STEAMSbTp fp?* s!]^^ COMPANY OF NEW fs^^a ZEALAND (LIMITED). K^ej^ lIMK TABLE.- Januauy. FOR TARANAKL NELSON. PICTON, WI-'L LINWTON, LYTTICL"ON, AND WEST CX3AST POUTS (from Manukau). Steamor. j Date of Sailing. J Train.* Rotorua I '.''!■ Bday, iB. 3 p.m. I 2 p.m. P _N'3UIN j Mond. j, 1i, '.).40a.m. I S.fO a.m. FOROI-'OHM7 N-.-■'. :..!.. i' ' LLiNGI'ON, LYTTiSLTON. AND PDItT CilAL.'.llvii3 (from Auckland). R JroMAiiANA I'l iiuridcy, 20. noon I — VVAIBAKAI'A 1 ,i'liuri!.la:-,27, noon I — _ FOR MKLBOUBNM (Via Bi.uff). RoraMAH'A-A«!" Thursday. 20. noon j - WAUtABAfA I Thursday. .17, noon I •Cfilla at Hobart. ' '"FOR'SYJ.NEY," Makakoa_ I Tu-__day, 20, a D.m._l__- '~¥o_ 111 ' - M ».- ,_. Tk'awap" I Tncßdjy, 18 sp.m. L______: w/TlTfiT .BORNIS. NAt'lWli, AND WEi.LINa- HAY AW AN H U "U V A itl>A, \\ -jU'IKO. _ggl___n-QA.__AN^TOUABU_;IA^ .S j CT_^: KJ_^r^do_y ! _lß. fl p.m. I | g-JK HOI.OLUL3J_ANIJ__»AN___tANCISCe-. SSbalanima" I Monilii... 31, li p.m.. I — __. JTOR "^vl"7^Ar_^,YX4vAu! GA' H" iA Ail-vwATA " ySuridiiy. -J0b.0,0 p.m. I — KXOURSfON TIOKEI S.-Durine February, and March Excursion 1 ickot w ill bb issued at re.lucoo lv.ios. -tveilahlo ior return for thre-s months trom date ot hwue, , r „ wfl Canto must bo booked and alonKSido I WO HOURS boforo advertised time, ot d...pa^tur,.. Passage Tickets must oo takoa nt tho Com- P Auckland Branch, corner Qucon and Customs strecte. " """TiCrORTHERN STEAM- JM SHIP CO. (LIMITED). I;';^.-,^' Time Tablk.- January. 11l "?'"- _~>x 'i (Weather and othe^ Clroum- I p C-4r«-S§! ' V:a-..co_ -pevmlttinsf). El f ROM (JUEBN-STREET $1 WHARF. nr\ TPT(r TTOT LAKES. GEYSERS, AND *&SShssKßO* (VIA TAUBANBA, THE QUICKEST. OBBAPJ^T, A.IJ tAQiaSr ■ KOLITIS. _ . .j-ourieta can avoid tho tedlou£i anil ranch overland journey by taking WBape in the every Mon lav and Friday evening arrlvniK at Tnnranßaatii o'clock on tho following n,o:nm| ..{„. ilrn-bv'd couch (under mail contiacil SSw bSSSdUtS?'alter bn»kb«t for the Hot Lakes, pasalne throoßb B*™ Settlement, arrivin. at Ohinerouri at 5 p.m. the Ba?° Coach from Ohinomurl connects with Sttam?rrieavio o#T,unui ( r, for Auckland every TUESDAY and -SATURDAY, at 4 pm. FOR TAURANGA p AND s DAY OB PLh-NTY "gjamii, I ______ ______gg! fona | Monday. 17.5p.cn, j Olanamsn I Friday, 21, i p.io^. , ■j cßj_si;^.. J/':. _ji-;- A^^_Mi^iS!-™ L Caansman '' |"Monrta;.'. 1". 7 P-m _- _.___- I £6.T"6 1 >0.1K1, WnAKATAN-l, AND B.W TO li^glia ~i'7ilayr2Ll2 noon Foh GiSat SSaB--. Tbttphena. POKT F.TZ ROY, ANTO BLir. l^O'l^ iona Thur-day, 8 a.m. Fob Mercury Bay. —' ~l" Every Monday, 5 p.m.; ana overy lona | Fridjiy, Tjinj. ■ FOR TAIRUA. TiTvor/iaoiiri >". . l.'"V . • ;-VhIANWRBI- H»AI>B, AM« fraJUntttonTKvcry Tuss, .1 ay.. 7 pm. wontoton-1 - jTOR WHANOAKKI AK.O « .IA^AKVA IH-AOH Ifamdni! l'a«W! Kera ana Ca.RO to \ ->.- i . (Ca_s(SaCh nioili tl.e HtuTJi-WOii ■ uriwl to convoy p:-:..so:iBu"» '<> "aipu. Wol"nStoa i^^l 1 .nnf' WolJinKton I Friday. 21, i p.i!.l;_. . "'" ~ iraon :'Whang akbi to, aucki..m<u (From Rail«Ry_Vba.rr). Wnlllnzton- I Monday, 17.2 P_m- WdltaitoS I Tu«day. 20.12 noon -— FROM -JAi-UXCAU. FOR NEW PLY.MOCTH, VVANGANUI. AND ru VV ir.r.T.IIMQTON. Maegresor Ti-vi'_i = __-; > -0. 3 y.in, Fob R'aglam :^-> S_\\xni.__. §___-{& | Wedn.-daj, 13. 3.t._r ; : FSSTWTITAF.A_ AND. N F.W_P.LYMO^__H_______ _,_ . |;woi.aio;-"'-ic-imillhi4 SBS^4^«SJ?£, Sg£f°a. the com street. Ancijland^ ..._ -^r". , CjTEAM. TO THAMES, J.VS _4j v © Connecting wirt RIVER .■Krnv--^^ '- ri'' s ".'SHci lor Sl-IRLIN& ---\ » £> w«TetS.onihemuki, WA jWinggw^ TEKAURI, VvAIHL and Tg. AROHA -W>V"?W jU.'.-if°m.ANT _NL WAITOA P-LAI^-V..-.." Gl- A-'«l ■ ax' l' •FOSTER'S SKTTI^MINT.^ g S. KOTO MAHa NA, p 3 ENTI3RPKi3B No. 2. " FROM AUCKLAND. f KGTOMAHANA. I -STItRPRISE.. MSHSF-171 - " I -30 afternoon Tuesday 181 8 morning pvaninir Wfed. 19 i 9 morning 7 evening _Tn.nrnr.av 20 10 morning I T X, y ■:" |~o 30 morning I 9 evening Saturday 22111 30 morning I — — FROM THAMKB. . T ROTOMAHANA. I ENTER-?RISE. _SH£pffiSE&' I 3after-noon ffifc JSIfSfiSSSr s.3oafTornoon ifufday l l2lt'So n^__JlevenTug_ T_J_Tlmko reo.ived for Rotoraahana Within v., ?onVhour of advortiued timo of leaving. N o rro3PO_isib!o for shipping. Carrying, or Plßoharglng Live Sto^ FRAggßAggnt^ '"" rpAUEANGA, OPOTIKI, J_yNcffv L WHAKATANK, AND . 'jraM^vßA-" OF PLIiINTY. i^psg^s-^' steam"dirkct. i Je he 8t 0^ Inst., at 5 o'clock, lor abovo port.. IW-*_-,:* Fare. 80s; ggg^"^ APPiy to Commorce-street. Agents-Opotlki. Aebo-it St White ; Whafca tone. H. P. B-.tl-CTT- , -. . ■VKTArOKtr. AND ONE JrVSSi^ V* HUNGA STEAJV JR^^^^ > NAVIGATION CO. (Limited) """ TIMK ..ABLE-S.H. MANUKAU. Leave Onehunga Leavo Waiuku. January. !|^^d^^ m- lol_.i Du.l 6-7 3°a.^; ~ Heads) 91_'Tor.day 7 am. _ 24-Mocday, 10.30 am. . llZTu°ofda yy.7.30a.m. 11 am. S7_?__^ 9tm. iter Manukau H*** 29-Satur., 10 a.m. } _?,„ ui ;_J" o Si „■ m ' 3i-Monday, 11 am. 31-Monday. 230Pjm. Weather and other oircumstapcea PormltMns All freights pajable before dellvarj of gocdi,. No cargo received within hM an hour c carrying, c d'aCj ar BARK T_.H^N. Managing TMreeto^ rvBIBNI LINE -TO^W^^x^x. Under contract with the Ne' VMSSteWH^Sonth Wales aad South Aui fSsmtas^atxa tralian Government for ta Cnmnaay's sptlan). 3V:M And NA/LK3I-__ From * »'roKi St emers. Sydney. Melbourne Austral. JJS«» yeb.jl Iberia J»n- *» w e b 18 Chimborazo Feb. 12 \\___£ t Potosi :i_-_-_-_2Pi— - - — f/ ''"-, ' • - '"",''."'v !j fe.-;-.-..'--r. '-—;,.. _..,., -~, ~.,.-; fjn-BE i hsoii-iny .■■:■.;■_■■■ _■ .- :.,:'.•..... ~ . ... vr ,, ~_, fj-oi AtKtraiia. ts_,.-,.-. r^;-_--^ ,K?=^^^-.%«_i9ai__i 'i Bydnoy or M.-:'.-:T.i:vrjc, ' PASSAGES FROM . I.ONT>OH. -|^m B^BW^i'ol 'tho pasoat money her..- ■*,■.■_,*»• b>«ha 3Sjr. UP. vi. -_. - -^i 3 Ave.i]__b,_ ~;_■__ v.ieM.i.i--: ;«t cla= ? . /UO->. *TOU_W3 J*rd'-o i,._:..v ; i, ) ..- i -i.i:--ic-c.sS3, BD MW »'V BOOK'«" ':'•„..iiUBH to LOl DON a Hi-.i«ie...i- ;>£_f__' For further p-,r'io-,i_ .'-■, r-»v-ly to OTIC* I ."'.'i'tmVt^il SEW ZEALA^IIJMITKD^^



jSJfrx&x. THHE KAMO COLLIERY TOMB^^Nv A COMPANY (LIMITED). «____!_____, FOR GISBORN... NAPIER, AND WELLINGTON. Thos.s. WAITAKI J3.P. 1-, J9$L for nnov« Ports THIS (Monday) MVKNINO, 17th inst, at 7 o'clock. For frets-lit or pasiage apply to THE KAMO COLLIERY CO. __'__ITKD). 16. Queoa Blroet. I i-K * -_1 s" CO ROM AN DEL" Tt^H^TaOMASJ HCOT'I', MASTER. •■ .s_;..-^._3__i. TIMRT'TAiLK. Lai: i'iifi Auiiklcnil i .-.inaveu ; 101 .jumndol i January. — Tuesday, iS,'2 neon Wednesday. 13,12n00n Thursday, 20. 2 p m. I'rlrtr.y, si, 12 noon Saturday, 52.12 noon Weather and other circumstances permitting. No. ronnonxihlo in chipping, carrying, o. dis charging live stock. No carisO reooived without Shipping Note, nnd within __alf_.n-._our of ndvortised time of ileparture. All Parcels must bo prop..id or. Roard. A. it U. RWINHI.EY. Manager. _4H_V.fe_ "RJORTHCOTE FERRY '*?-__;s_Sv -L* SERVICE.-On and after ' '-,V .' \~'>.S!,.C' mber 22, ISSO. and until - j _; further i-otlcc:-_.e_.ve Auck <___?-Bl__-r_:ll» ]~„_. «j 3O ~ m 0.15, .0.0. 10.45. U.SO. ,12.1:' i v.m.; 115, *2.15, 3.15, 4.0, '1 15, 5.20, 8.30,9.0. Leuve -likenhiail-7.0 n.m.: 18.30, U IS. 10 0. Ut.O. 11 30. 12.1f> p.m.; (1.30. 2.15, .3 15, 1.0, 4 45. tli.o, 7.1 d ' _ .oanior rims to Sugar Com pony's Wlu.rf. On T'londtiya, Wednesdays, and Saturdays the Sto.mer loavoi Rirkonhoad at •0 ti.m. and Mondays and Wednesdays from Auckland at 10._- i-.ro. ; Saturdays at II p.m. I From Sugar Company'a Wharf ten miuutus boforo ..dvcrti_..d timo of leaving Blrkeiiiieiid. .-' und'iva: I ,euve Auok land- 10.15 a.m.. xl.Op m., 2.15,3 15, -l.:)n, tl.lS, 00. Leavo Blrkonhond- ' i9.45u.ni, 12 30 p.m . [i.! 5, 2.45. 3 15, (5.30,7.15.— !). LITTi.Ii'.IO!!: ~ 'I'.-iill,' ;.1....i|.-.goi;. _gKA OTEAM TO LONDON TMf^is^N PKNINSULAR & OR.KN'iJLI ____^_J_tf>'.f STEAM NAVIGATION WHsa**M'~.»s COMPANY. .■-V' ;_ol.Di.l. I;IR.V_D_ (V'la Coiorabo). Steamor I _.__.avo _-_.veSl.el oieamor. i __j___, o7 _ bourne. T~l3B_. "ISM; BI.'NCAI. Fob.l Feb.lo 1 .vrrahatta . I Feb. 18 Fob. 2-1 CAUTHAOE i March! March 10 Massii.ia March 18 March 24 Valktta - ._._Ajiril 1 AprU_7 Anil"li-oilc.. .orward every ;.urii <:fo wee_t. arid cargo booked to London, Mar sallies, Imly, Egypt, Indi,», Chine, and Japnnal ..oneraio ratss. R. turn ticke'3 leaned both to first and Doaond ?.c....-2 pa=:;eiHrrrn nt '/vp^eiaLly low r._:e_. Clioaj d accommodation wia becbtaint^l in tbli C ___up__oy'_> l-aesorgors booked at Auckland at same rates jc Sydney or Meihourne. li'or all partictilara apply to CRUICKSHANK & CO., IS. Queen-street, Auokland. Agon's. KAMO i | j IJAY-I RESUMED RKTAIL TRADB ! DEPOT AT END OP RAILWAY i WHARF. j "I.SST HOUSSS SOLD CO _L DKLIVEKUD, 1 25/- PER TON, T-EBS 10 PER CENT, j FOR 2ASH. j SXKAM AND 9 ',{, CX AT VHV.Mif i ICOLLIERY i i I A STOOK OF COAL WILL BE KKPT IN THK HULK HKNATOR FOB STEAMERS' USE. COMPANY (LIMITED). Telephone to Railway Wharf No. 193. Tolephone to Offlce No. 192. . ' O?--: 10, Quoen■. treor. (-ame as formerly occu pied by up). j R. R. HUNT, General Manager, j Jfovember 9.1858. | m I M B~" TABLE, j WELLS BROS.' 'BUSES, DEVONPORT TO TAKAPUNA, HURST MKRB, AND LAKE BUACH, leaves Victoria Wharf at-7.50 a.m., 9 50 a.m. 12 50 p.m . 2.50 p.m.. 460 p.m. Sundays—lo a.m and 2.30 p.m. Leaves Takapuna: 8.40 a.m., 10.40 a.m., 1.41 • p.m., 3.40 pm„s 40 p.m. Sundays-11 a-m, am 5.0 p.m. Special Trips can be arranged. OFFICE: VICTORIA AVHARF. S Generil Carters, Receiving and Forwardim ■ '. Agents. '■■ Wagson for Furnlturo Removal, ! COAL, COKE. AND FIREWOOD DEALERS j GENERAL CARTERS, &C. i i Telephone, Devonport Bureau. | miME TABLE NEW LYNN 'RU3 ! On and after MONDAY .21st June, tho NeT " Lynn 'Bub will run as under: - ■ From New Lynn Hotel. From National Bans 3.45 a.m. 1. P.™ ---; 5.15 p m. 5-30 P-m ---1 ON SATURDAYS. 8.45 a.m. __■-» P'm -6.30 p.m. 10.30 P.m. ON SUNDAYS. 8. a.m. 10.18 a.m. <isop.m._ 8- »m._ .___, M. ATWOOD, Manager. I. ' miME-TABLB FOR SPARKES'S BUS a I LEAVE ARCn HILtT. LEAVE ArCKLAND (National Bank). I B_Joii.in.r-_X-. Creek) > « 0 a.m. iaa „ (R cum d Avenue) 10 15 „ 10.0 „ (Cox's Creek) 110_ „ 10 55 „ (Abattoirs) 11-45 ~ 12.20 p.m (Hotoi) i-?-.!"™' . 135 .. 2.18 „ -■20 ',', (Cox.! Creok) 3.0_ „ "12 55 „ (Alattolis) 3.40 „ r■■4 25 „ (Rlohra'd Avenue) 510 „ • 6.10 „ (Hot-l) Mo „ "" i 6 55 ',', (Riehni'd Avenue) 7.45 „ o.uj •• batokda y NIGHT ON-LY- LeavoAichHiil -- 8.30and9,i0 r Leave Auckland .. B.:_, 9.15. and 10. '• ! Special 'Bus may b -bad at any ume, night, _ day, at Lowest Rates. v __,_ ft proplctor- , * | (i» ATHIR SO H AND CO '*> I GRAIN AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, t OVKRY AND BA.IT STABLSB, rt ■ LORNE-STKEET. I j BrsEks and Omnibuses for Klrg. * I t.n-_>lal srranwmenta mado with Pionlo an - j "~~ Kvening Bartles. ON SALE—Oats; Maize, Wheat, Chaff, eti ! as iowees current rotes. '■ BUSES START . 7 ! S^ora Victoria-street to Mount KO9HH-B,B^ _ ' 9.45tt. 10 30. 11.15*. 12, 1", 1 4d. 2.30*, 3 5, 4t. 4.9 m ; _•,5.15.5E0*,5.45«.60, 7', 8.30. 10*. fcatui-daj * ! R-SB.loj»tS.ll 15. 1_". 1. 1-45*. 2.3;.5.1»; '■*. 44.-. , 5 30*. 6.15, 7 9.15. Se.turday-1.15. 2, 0.30, 8.40. ?-l ! >-.; n , due™ street (op;)"_-i'o VV ynrtium-c-trc •3 I ./Mount Kdcn-8. B.SO 9. 9.30. 10.15, 11. 11. ;e i 12.30. 1 15. 2,2 45,3 30 4. 430... 5.7t ;•. 30. b.o. 110 Saturday 1,1.30, 7. Slo 9. 10. afftr_Ogcra From.Mount Eden-7S-'>, 8, 8. 0, 8.45 9 9. ~ 110 15. 11. 11.30, 12.15 1.15,2 2 45. 3 »0, J. 4..-.0. D, 5. 16.16.48.7,9.30. Sauirdny-b,.. 9. 9.X). . 1 ITroi Union IVnk to v.outit Mbertand Av< 'I- I ds'a-Si 15.10.15. 12 15. 2, 3, i.lr-t. 5 15, (_.lst, 10. " Saturday-1.15,3.15. 9. 10. 11. From Avoid■!« and Mount Albert—*. 8. i 10.15.11 3), 1.30 34 5 30. Sattirday-H 30. ! t Oinined •._> f-Rt-Jidar. 1 * Via dtoneybnrit. $ To and from Kini?elan&.



171 D W A R U B A R T L B V, ______ ARCHITECT, ETICHBURY'3 BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET. "K-UWARD-MAHONBY AND BOH, ARCHITEOTB. QUKKN-BTRKET, AUCKLAND. rrriLHAM BR RI N G TON, M. Inst. C.K., M. Inst., M.E., CONSULTING BNGINBBB, AUCKLAND. WH. SKINNER AND SON, o Builders, Carpenters, and Joiners, Vulcan Lane. All Branches ot tho Building Trade executed bf Experienced Workmen.; "• Shop -fronts. Oflico Fittingß, Seo. -*T O T I C E. HicVNTS.—ri-nt3 and Roods of overy doscrip tion, both Vegetable and Flower, to bo lmd at HI. BAILEY'S. S3. Ciiy Market 0 R g A £ H( ■*- At LOWEST Ma-T-TT Rathsl Rosin, Pitoli, nnd Tai Kuroaeno, l_sl.it, and Oi.. . .:_! ■ Champion's, Soott's, and Stot.r's Qennlnj White Lead. In wood Munts Metal and Nnllo Large Stock of Canvas, various brands Wire Rope, from 1} inch to } -noli Bolt Hope, Hemp, and Manilla Rope, all/ _lze.. *■ Patent W._._.la__ (wood), Frill!., and Pall» Anchors, from 10 owt. to 10 lbs. Chains, from J lneli to 1 inch. Colza and Fish Oil. D. H. M.KUNZIB, -021-..TBRED. New Zealand Tweed Trousers Measure, lGs. N> »_. Suits to Measure, GOa. fy /"V. Morcory and Hosiory in '1. __v**-_. groat variety. ___<r_Sst*l VO Lorn.tr _-«"^^ 'V w,G** _. A^_>-^.Vhite Shirts. 3/fl^\_ N \_«J> o_i_-_^^ Kcgatta Shirts, 3/6 -— Oxford Slnrtt. 3/11. Uudor Shirts. "DILL OOSTING THROUGHOUT AUCKLAND AND SUBURBS. At the "STAR" OFKIOK arrangements can be made for tho speedy Printing and Posting of Bills throughout tho wholo Ciiy a_>il Suburbs, including Qi.s___u._q, Otahuhu, Mangere, ilevonyprt, Northcote. and up tho WaUcato, at most RKASONABMS OHABOK... Bills Posted by tho-v/oek. mouth, or year, or at por 100, Thoso persons ha vim; Bills, to Post will please forward them to tho Publishing Oflico. whon they will receive prompt attontion. NEWS Al.n ADVI.RT-3INO AQENO_, AUCKLAND. N.Z. Wepro.i_i.tiaa Sydney Morning Herald, Bydney __(«■ Melbourne Argus, Australasian Otago Dally Times and Witness Lytto ton T__nes, Canterbury Tito*. Wellington Post, eto. SUBSTANTIAL _i-ROOMED VILLA D BlCb-IIKNCE In Prott-Ptroet, off Welllnt »„n■!■'-■■ .»•■'. ■: lorry, well ■ finished rooms: every convenience. Price only _.188, as ownt* is leaving Auoklaud. __.l_omarram.il-i. C COTTAGE and about au Acre of Land In J W_-H-.0-M.-ree., near Tramway Stable*. Aro ACRES at Turanga Creok. Also, 0~8 ACRES, tiear Kawn Kawa. B.oth j ,•_/ JL lot. will bo sold on Deturrod Paiaiant _> ...in, or exchanged for CHy i'rapar.y. _f. H. WITHKFOHD, Shortland street. T AND INVESTORS and Farmers «re re. _____ conimoi'dm) to purchase one of the finest .-■.r,..-i r i'r. -~- .-.iuM-ii. m-jvinoe.consißtingof . 000-i r.s vei-v vich Frc-hld Lund. Houso. _£■•. near iV.o Auckland l.ailwuy. 600 acres in ■-.ra'-s n ■•'■•: i.-.: i- rm ■'■>'■» bo ■..! of c.ttlo fino snoop, _rd,;nhon>.s IVc '. I.)•.-.■ at -17,000. Tho above ;s-. proa... __c I..:ii). an I "tv groat out)a7 has Yon i>..-i.,'i t i:■■!) a arty.Mr.yd state. Good rea !n.T. i..;-. -....01i.. -i I.ing. 'i. nun, i.bont £:>,0,0 cash, Tbe ,i rc'iawr deeming this wiU enter on en tnnu dl-tcir ram .ren.tivo property. Patti: uU.« on i ..pix -Hon to J. _I. WITH .FORD, Hhortland-streot. TP B A 0 O C X, a OPTICIAN, MAI___KMATIC___L AND NAUTIOAI INSTRUMKNT MAKER, SnOR TL AND-BTH _XT. ALWAYS IN STOCI_; ---• Speotoclos and Kye-glasses ef eveiy klnill OS aocurate lit guaranteed 0 Opera Glasses of superior quality i Telescopes, Ulnoi-ulur Fielu Glaasoa, and Mlaro ocopes ; powerful and cheap Theodolites. Mlnlnc; Compawe.. Abney Levels Drainage Levels, Prismatio Compasses Drawing Instruments, Scales, k-ara-iel Rulorß ships' 1.0-rs, Sextants, Coinp.nni-.., Bi-.insclea J'-irrmotera, Toerniuinetura. iiydromo'Tve g Kiielrlc K..U.,, Bat'-urios, nnd fittings Mai.not.l_i and Gnlvanio Medical Machines M&f.lo Lautorna fvnd Slides, iland Magniflera Stereoacopoß and SUden, fiianhnsoopog ) Stoam Gu.._ea and Tubinur. 3t'.lino-_nete__l JUST RECEIVED, Settlers' Telescopes—powerful, portable, and cheap ; lis _,___, .. Settlers' Aneroid Barometers— Btrong and good • Settlers' Microscopes, magnifying 1,750 times, 22s Gd ' Also, Steam and Electro Motor Working Models and Steamors. " INSTRUMENTS OF EVERY KIND REPAIRED. OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE. tonic 'j?OR FEMALES. provoment. She waa as pale as death, and so oloodieas that when she cut her finger it d d not blo.d, and her general oondition caused us great anxiety. Now everyone is astonished at I tho change.. Her colour and strength have re turned, and sho is aa strong aod well M evor thanks to ■' Mrs Dr. . tuart's Tonic' for; com plete! v restoring her to health and BireiiKth. I, '■ le. a wonderful mbdiclue, ana ooglit to bo l;no«n. i —Mra Phillips. Howe-street, Auckland Nov. S 4'l ß_othar Auckland lady soya-" I had only I .nirr», the To-iio. th.co days when I felt muon St , lw»? lot really ill, but bad got so lire less-no appetite, no relish for society or oxer- I ciso, quite languid, weak and nervous. lam now my iorinerself Mrs Dr. Stuart'sßomedie: only no-d to bo tried to ba approolatod. J-hey or are indeed excellent fo. females. MRS DFL STUART'S FAMOUS TONIO. '" Si !_sn Restored Health, Vigour, »nd J-I to Thousands of Homes. IN BOT_._i-.r~, at SS AND it _» BOIiD XVBEYWHBRB. _ a __88r.T3 ■ K.-TdHUO OOMI'--.y.__ "Vf TEDDING CARDS. - New Design W iust received from Kngland.-STAI »•' Lithographio Works. Shortland street, Auok f^S-SfOfiST JpRN-29K8 «. *- l?OB PIUVATB SAM! _. "■vA&4?»fiA * HO, ' *3^i*J___cjSsa_S Walnut Di-wlns-roo. -i IS ~f Dtato-roo^kite, in mffmaV» i ri'SLrf'Sr^-^laW w- i s.sfflrss«_ifflw>«»w ,n. I %°Ar'P^fs.ji?f Si. terse M«rtm«- wm M-SslfllS --aarpor Twelvetwec' 0O)_-SftM 9- ! ywaand Oq.t__eafengle . »*"•• »*» ! * SAMOSL OOOWRASW b, _©J__ _t„S-*o__-W,



Pnl>lic Wi>ticcs. TXOBSON-STREET DAIRY, JAMKS CLARK (Lato ot Auokland and Remuera Dairy Com pany, Hob_ou-btrcet). Having Commenced Business on hl_i own ac count, three doom above tbe old tliop, he is prepared to Hell NEW MILK, liv por Pint, for Cash. AH orders punctually attended to. Deo. 2Sth. 1836. A trial toHoited ED G"A R" AN f) 0~0.. UYKBS. Watalillshod 1861. Still Dying lo Liv- 10 tl l.lvltu to Dye. Ladies' and Gonuemon'a v.'oaiing Aoparol Clounod, Itcuutwrd. or D.ed any jolottr. I.'aiiiaak Curtains or Tablo Covers 1 ;h ■auuit, Itcnowed, or Dyed F#ailiurs and Gloves Cleaned nnd liynd any iliudo. Lice or Other Curtains Bleached or Dyed. EDGAR, DYE R, WELLI_SI.EY-STR.-KT EAST, AND RICH- ____________ R0 *•a ___ T T QWINNERTON, WOOD TURNER, Wsndham-btreet. Established 1566. A reduction cf 25 per cont. on all common work, BILLIARD BALLS EXCHANGED. Special Care Glvon to Returning and Staining. Pool Pins, Marbles, and Chalk PoolieU always on hand. CP ~ I p" E R, • COAL te FIR!. WOOD DK-SLKR. At Yard, Earaugnliftpo hjihl. or Slilp'll Side. Posts and Ralij, no":-., Blocl:2, and cihinglos, on Sale. TO TRAVELLEIis AND TOURISTS. PRESENTS FOR HOME. Verybeautiful Inlaid Table-tops. Cabinets. Fancy Boxes etc., all mado from tho 1 ick of N.Z. rich Native Timbers. Other Collection! c.refully paoked and shipped for Home. W. NORRIE, Cabinktworkek, In Now Zcultind Timbers only, Top oe shortland-st. •kT~6~w"' ON SALS, PLAN aw raj CENTKi, . PORTIOM AUCKLAND HARBOUR, Showlnit Existins: and Proposed Harbour Workt as por Engineer's Plan, with those portions adopted by tbo Harbour Board and included In tho schedule of the " Auckland Harbour Booi- Act, ISSiI, specially marked. LITHOORAPHKD in SIX COLOURS, At the Stak Steam HUie. Works. Prloa, I'we Shillings. To be obtained e3 all tho Priucinal Bookselleis y^Thos. «T. Harbutt, j MANU^ACrrnRER o» boKN BROOMS, u^Sf I Tit Al)« j -g~A PA I {-MARg. TELE!'HONE No.: 233 \C% ROUND Ii I M ffl , BROONI."_;,IME FOR SAI,K : 3 O UTEG A t B 8 MAHUKANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHE LIME. \n any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floor* C .liars, &c. (nest to stone flagging lo nn rivalled for durability and hnrd-setting iiualities). For tanks and other wet worU It in a fliiit-class inatßriaL B. KSA NH, 3O LB AGM N« ■ C •6TOMB-3Ta S.SCT AL KH sun.: ri 11 i;' in on Stimuioh Qim 4? Hoa.Troi|bl!-slmvoa«uniilno L'riond Ir Mi'B 1)R. S-rtiAi. r'-i A .'Krikn r .• Ni> Livmu I'ills UlHou-u i". iii:iu".".iio... i ujtlvi.ecss. Wind anc Spusuis.Slck l-.ecdai h... lain and ! -illness aftei oitl;.:; up. o.:i!y veliov, d. One l.ox liius ourec all tlioro troubles of years': tiuiding. I'ney pre vent a host of maladies peculiar to the sex. Ir boxes at Is Od. Sold everywhere. NEW ZEALAND DRUG CO., Agents. W* L B V B' Agßffiffm&ffisN&M. wyndiiam-btrkst. MKROttANTS' ACCOUNT BOOKB. Inenranea and Mining ileulßtor Books apeelUß Ruled and Bound. Mnsle Migs-iiiioii.Hnbllo Libraries,and Bundaj BAKERS' SPBOIAL RULED DAY BOOKS Bible-), Pruer and Hymn Boolt- Rs-hound. I3AND AND CHOIR MUSIO BOOKS CHEAP TIMBER I Cheat Timb«« Cheap Timber 1 And all other klndi of Bonding Material oan c pnrohased at prloc* to meet the times at D. Goldies Mills, Lpwoi Albert and Littlo Qnoon streets. Building Breoied upon Deterred Payments, Terms m_ nflvantageons to oiutoiners. !|ILABSTA_'1I HOTEL NORTH SHORE. The abovs Hotol is now Roplete wltn all tbi aivaatages of ii nrst-ola-« lintel. 33. Brands of Wines and Spiritn. MICHAEL CORCORAN, P ROFRIETOR. ______ FISHER *CO. WHOLKSALE^HIPPING ANO BUTCHERS, KSTABLI9HED 18M. l_l_b_?_[-; -So! Kosha Butchers to tbe Jew QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, N.Z. Families waited on taTown or Buburb.. POULTRY of all kl-u__.DRBSBED to ORDK: Dealers In Game _.„„- Home-oured Hams and Baoon Corned Beef In Large Quantl! Imrort-rs ol Sansoge Casings h9 __ ppU N.B.—Calves' Rennets. _BrCt-sto_~<w- BuppHe_l with 10. OVERNOR BROWNS HOTB] HOBSON-STREET. , Board and I^odgln. _ - »a per Wm 1 aintrlo Room- _________________ __. ___ aO TO BAT to ROTH. PUBLIC HOT, COLD, AN SHOWER Bj '/IS, Victoria-street Eae ■ Charge—ONE r'AILLING. Open all week da . from rt o.m. to 9 p.m., and SUNDAY MOR INGS from 8 till 10 a.m. The Bath-rooms a all private and supplied with every conve ionco, Turkish towels, flc.h and ha:r brußhi ■ combs, respirators, soaps, &o.' Select Bat rooms (private) for Ladies every day, at 1 hours, with female attendance, One Shilling a: 1 Sixpence. Please noto tho address—Victor i streot East, abovo the Greyhound Hotel, a ' noxt tire Cheap Bcddins and Furniture Ma Auckland. N.B.- Barber in attendance. I J_» 0. "v~~'e R T V B A Investors shown over the District free of charge by G. STUBBS, Land Agent, GISBORN WANTED, PARTNER with about ..SCO join rising ana pr.lit.-b!-. Land -.i_ency a Financial Buain.s.-. Fullest particulars givi ie'orencPß exchanged. Good climate. WANTED, SIiUA'IION on Station manager, si.lary or jnrt oroflts, I9.ycars' colon - expurio-ice, aleo krowlcdgc, ot engiocerinp: a 3 tUrveying. Or a F.beop Karin on IjCksc, car i md 2 000 or 3,0-0 i-i. ep. Firit-class references :- FOR SALK, a General Store, a Grocer's Draper's, a Baker's, a Butcher's, and a Coa " builder's Business .... FOR S..LK, l.oro acres good Land, close Opotik iTownshlp; partly improvo.-', imd fenced. Good houso and premises. M desirable property, and »ould cut up to ad v tage. Must be sold.' Finest climate in N Zealand. Tot mi easy. k ITIOR Immediate SALE (the owner lei _. _M ln_r for Kurope). » very compact ana re» 5 wod U-tteFam ot 71 acres, well fenced. 1 . Sivtdo" into convenient paddocks, with beai 1 f_l.trca_rotw_.e_ passing through th. »■ Only two miles from station, and two ye rr 1- town by .ood road. - Apvd). to John ,_opi Ke and laud Agent. 66. Quoen__re,t r ITOR POSITIVE SAtB 6ft TO iJA. 6 15 one of the most Profitable and OK • BStabllshed Bakery Businesses In Auckland. premises are all In flrst-olass order, ntted vi every oohvenleuoe. Present owner retirlni Apply to John Soppot. House and _____ Agt &_, Qdeen stifeot.



rpRY KIRKPATRICK'S NEW SEASON'S JAM. SPECIAL NOTICE. Kirkpatrick's New Season's Jam is made from Nelson-grown fruit, and is boiled within a few hours after the fruit has been gathered. It thus retains most of the natural flavour of the fresh fruit. Kirkpatrick's New Season's Jam is the most delicious preserve in the market. Do not bo persuaded to buy cheap and inferior brands of jam, the remains of old stock which must be sold at any price, but a*_.t for Kikkpatiuck's New Season's Jam, and sco that you get it. The bent is always the Cheapest. Kirkpatrick's New Season's Jam is the best. CAUTION. None it genuine unlets our name is stamped on each tin and has our ret/intered trad* mark, "Lord Nelson," on the label. S. KIRKPATEICK & CO., Manufacturers, Nelson, N.Z. Ijg m J HOBSON-ST jl \% VISIT */ \jj>? Se U*>/S KAYM YOU SEEN ftyUNRO AiSD -jV.riLUQAN'9 HUMUNSK BTOCK Of* SUMMER. TWEEDS? UUi THOKOUODLY SKBUNK. PRRFEOT FIT AND MUST WOKKMANBBW OUASANTBK3J. T.S.— HO BHODV.Y RUBBISa 'i» BLOP-MADy'oABMBNTii fIBRS. - FBMAIjTB VTLLS. Certain and prompt --Tli.v «ntir,-ly prevent p.-.in, lit-ndaclic Se. Teat.inicnlr.hi cay : - The;; aro 11 treasure. " Brouitht now lifo to mc" " H»>u "»t liocn M well lor years." "Now I know what -roedoti from pain ano weal::!out-hi." "T'noy aro truls tbe female's friond." Mus Du. J-TUaut's CAt.t.N-nAU <or Female Pills, 2a Od. sold everywhere. NKW ZEALAND DRUG Co., Af?ents. _ QUPPOBT LOCAL MANUFACTURES. FOR SALff, OR HIRE WITH OPTION OF PURCHASE (The Hiring Money to becomo part of Purchase Money), Or at Reduced Prices for Cash, A VARIETY or BUGGII-3 AND PHA.TON3, WAGGONETTES, &0. Soundly built ot seasoned materials, and cora f bininit Stylo and Comfort with Durability aud Cheapnoes. Forty Years' Experience in the Drslcnlng and Manufacture ot Pleasure Carriages enabiim me to oiler a Superior Article at a Moderate I_'ic.. AU work guaranteed 12 montns. ! Repairs of All Kinds with Dkspatch. s KPWIN HARVIE.Uppeb Symondb street^ j in&T ABNOOK BRO-HHI-S, 4 VV Eotsbli shod lSBa.l __„ - SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFAOTURBB COX'S CRBKK, AUCKLAND, , Manulaoturera ot the Celebrated Exttaot Ot Soap, Disinfectant Powders, DTrst Priso Yellow Blue Mottled, Double Crown, Eoonomlo, and Household, Carbollo, and other Modlolnal and Toilet Scnps.made from the pure** of TallOKre, ' fcOffloe»-DURHAM^TREKT,A_tokIan«. N.B.—Cash Pnrohaser* ol Tallow, wool Bheepsklns. and Bone*. OIANOS. PIANOS. PIANOS. HAAKB PIANOS I THK BEBT VALUE IN THE WORLB. ON VIBW and FOR SALE, for a Few Weeks only, In the SHOP (late Alexander's) tmmodl ateK Opposite tho National Unnk. several Samplos of the abovo Beautiful Instruments. HUST BE SOLD. Also, Jj HARMONIUMS AND CHURCH ORGANS, ai With 2 Manuals and Pupals. TTIEMALEB suffering Irom Stomach and JJ Head Trouhles have a Genuine Friend in Mrs Dr. Stuart's aperient *nd Liver pills. Biliousnfßß, ludiuestion. Costiveness, v. md and B Bpasme.Slok Headache, l Jaln and Ifullne-S attei • eotins speedily relieved. Ono box has oared all theso troubles ot years' standing, lney pre vent a host of maladies peculiar to the sex. in t» boxes at Is 6<L Sold every wh«ro. NEW ZKALAND DRUG CO., Agent!. (OAJiB. _ _- E. A*D A. J OWBS r> HOUQiS, FURNISHING and GENSRAI, IRONMONOBR3, ik. Ponsonby Road and Pompaller Terraoß, ik. Auckland. Agontn for Pbtsnlx Firo Ofllce, H FeBtOJHoo aavln^s B..!ik, Mouoy Order Off.of :j} Telegraph station. Tclonhono Bureau. yj iMJ • * S Si i N * i ?o ITALIA!? AW» VK«Mf>MT MARi-LKFi n. AND ABKIIDKIfN GHANITK HKAI) '" STONE 3 IS MaRBLK. A-.» iH'ONK. h*. Iron Tomb Railings at Moderate i .uoki ill Prieas and DentgEs mm pot fruo. Conntr_r n a orders eftrefally WAr.ked. n_ .&rr isToTH3."s., rt 3fionuEo«n_al Works; Cor>.orol Rutland eirnS l__ir_io--.r_.etn (agar Qu(.->n-atrcnt Juns - tlon). Auokland. B ar Arrant*. __SP4-_Bii>6i> mm » HIS BXOSLLENGY THE OOVEUNOB. to npHAMHS CARRIAGE! AND DRA. mi X rAOTOBY. VICTORIA-STREET BAM ' AND as HIGH-STREET, fl A U C X L A N 9. ry- Tolepiione, 523. oh- JAMBS MACKIB, CoAOHuniißS*, t0 PROPRIBTOR. all on' SallflM H sverr dssoriptloa !<f Vtiuolt ov' Repairs In all tho branohen of the trade faithfully executed. _*■ ▼ohlolen Bonsht and Sold on Oora_t-li!si__B infl Ooaohbulldflß' Beonlelted in Stonk. 'fbe Trai dtl- Hupvlipd. acuntrr OwiaMO-inßMn'ly f._*.»ma?-.. 'vs. : on J IKSTABLISHED 1553.J J»- />< EB & POTTER, COACHBUILOER! \_T LORNE AND RUTLAND Sts. i* ' Jrf CoitehDO, Carri.-gosi, wacsonettes, Bugsde Iff* Pony Carr!a-r_-s, C,itß Drays, and overy d MS} ooriptiou of Vehicles kept in »took or built nvl ordor. The trade supplied. rat. N.B.—Traps lent to customers whflet repai ' are being executed.



i Money, 1%/iroNEY TO LEND st current rates ___?____ »f interest.—R. LAISHLEY, Qneen-st. ONEY TO LEND, ou __ra.-cl.___ Freehold Security. WM, RuIAD BLOOMFMILD. Solicitor, 108, Victoria Arcade, Qnsen-Btrest. l» a iiMiiil XU UhSHU >._i Srsouol-s *l __.._■... ourrent rates.. ARCH. UIJOSSANAS, r'JoliotW?. <ilici_-r._;.,.J_-!i..'0.--.: ' ~-.: l\! ;L__-___._. m-)isJl¥\fif eoi Ire., .ban AWa us freehold -eeurS-y.--I So vwe ...... .f.__>:-.. --.....I tors, Quoon-stvo-.k ~fl»<i^llA-4\lfi h*TO ■..■.;::■ 6 .... ■■■,^ a iiw Cochr«.uM, Co.-hrußo's A.m.-.-;t':- ;;.-.?i, U;i. t,X-.-.?s. Btr-iOS. _ _ „ yk/Vdl'SY 'SO Y.Z i:..- ':' _-.-n-ra."-,>Sx,aos JJ?l_t__ ialiar....--.- __-■-'■'.■ .;.__.^-_ - j..ias_____„ MdSSYSJLSii i. i;;■-.•■,.Ai-i :.'v.si! IVSL sunn. CVCT. fl.'^---.i.is .•'.'!.>-'■-i.-J ■-■'■•■ •I'-.-tis? fe-puvoLl,'- ..-i'd-.pr ,v_o:.i>- cr :'■'- tros--v-.l:v«o. l fc.i . :.-..-.• <:■: 7_-.r;j.-- ■ V'i!'- -O '"1.-.rro.'l !'."Jd •- .':ilv:S. 5 and 0. Wer.i.iuiie .;•;.^.r.-'o.-i-j ii r.r.ov., :\corn ItanYt O! KiSW Boi-.iftttdi, '••■• > ■■■•■-■- r.--:..-.e '-...ij-I. -tgpV^t^alZgffittx large oi MSsS i. JL i-tiaii, at cents. r.-.Sii c_ tatJiraji, OOHNKLI/. & OOOPSR, ; '.'oilcißirs, Vulcai! .C-aars ■ f-j, 'fi> f-fS V TO" -iBWD"-:. ~« r-jodar-Ste .-Sit »sS* of IrteroD*. --Aorilr ta JAOKSON I. rtlJl33f_r_]_<, i'.disiiois, rfyii.rtU'id-^ti'-.'.r.. J_i 'i.o_.jr.-c^o. at ?li. if-.it-fll-f... iiV,:e^:-1.l :•;:■■ .urltlea, S?V-.,>.. i>' COi .11 iiiAN, •.'. r;.'.i'ie, ■VslM-a*'.'::--.:.-"-.-.!:* I^KI--'.':-, %/fONBY LENT ON PROMISSORY ,->I. NOT;'.y, • .OUSFI.K, FURNITURE, fttt B:fJ,!_' ri:.rt:uu.i"i v_tn nAiLY .aORTGAGKS MKGOTIATBS.^ JOHN W. KARDIB. LURI. 0-OMMI.-. ,lOiV, AX.C E.-fJA-Bi AoBKS c HIOH-STREKT. AL'JXLANO. TNDUSTRHL AND PROVIDENT A. PBRMANI-NT BUTI.DINU, LAND, ANB INVKBTMBNT SOCIiSTY OF AUCKLAND, SOAL-5 OF RgPAYMKNT RgDUOBD. -_; l I I o „ m„i. 'Total Amouol Repayments extend-Per Week X w , Ing over for £100. ' S]IX1 _ — g j- g 9j -1 rear _ _ S 0 0 104 0 0 8 yeara _ _ 0U 7 113 18 0 S years _ _ 010 0 ISO 0 0 7 yoars _ _ 07 11 I*4 8 7 10 years - .. 08 3 | 183 16 3 nd other Periods to suit Borrowers, The Board has power In cases of Siokneas 01 Want of Kmploymeni ta SUSPEND PAY .HINTS. BORROWBRS SHARK JN PROFITS. PART OR WHOI.K OF Till- ADVANCE MAY UK RKPAID AT ANY TIMS. INTKRKSF OEABKB Of! THili PORTION REPAID. DEPOSITS. The Wrcli-tv receiver T-oiinsiia ut* nndi-r :— 3 months „ _ .. 0 percent. 0 months „ .. .. 61 per cent. Si-etial arrungem.i.t for i.-uK-.r p-i^iods. Darner of QUKKN STRKKT and VULCAN LANM, At-cicr.AND. JOHN BANCROFT, Manager, AUCKLAND PERMANENT VO OPKR^TIVE BUILDINQ & INVEST MlilNT socraTY. Orncni 117, Qcr-EH-STRSK-r. LOANS isranted upon .r s ir/i-ovftl ..ocaiitios 01 Freehold cr Lee_.-ji'.ol.' i'ropnr:|e. In i-upik O; £20 to £6 000. principal and ieter- al boi ■,; revas ablelulr.o..alm.:nts nt In following KsDUO-tL Rates for ropi'.ymeot of e.-ch fll.'W horroWHl :— Itepwm-ntaixtend- n„ r w_^k~' r,'P Ampnnt Ing over. -er ye* Repayable^ li a. d. fl « fl. lypM _ _ i 0 0 IM 0 0 »yearn _ -. 10 10 10S 0 8 Syenru _ _ 14 7 113 18 U Iveara _ 11 » --'- 0 3 8 years _ _ a 8 188 18 U 8 yoars _ - 'I ! !■& & 9 10 yei.rs _-_-_____ a _. ._i_-l__-_- And in the sumo p' -p■•!■■'' -i for cui.aJle' 'ii'tio i':- .'or r, monti'.P.(il ri'' cent. -.:••••:• v.i.U at 7 «1».»» »»««>, 6i par cnnt^lj. \__£,' u y_ v _ Sec c taey. aUEEHHLAND MORTGAGE, lA3A& .AOT> DISCOUNT BANKING COSfPANT, DA.tBT-STHEKi' (off QUeen-streat). AvcxLiyv. HEAD OFFICE f BrlebSJW. lamtoiMi Auckland, ByHixij, anfl Melbnnnsc. HONKY BdTanooa from S3 and upw&ria tc | any amount required, to suit; the borrower, npon PiERSONAU FRKKHOLI). L_.ASKs!OI.D, or any TANOIBLK SP.OU'TTY, rep .1 »!>!." ia my iwr.y as !r»av bo urrar.R' d, either Wi-IEKL., MONTH' V, or QIJARTKULY lr-Etrtlracnis. at !owc:t current ro.i'S, ADVANOißSnwaewtFCiiNCrUßtß^thaßt ■ximovel; aleomiall klndsof:-KII'IMANDiSK, _acludi»K BOND W..UIiANTS, etc, BlLlrt , iISCCUN vCT> at outrar.i 1 r.'.cs. Il ..---Tie-w» and c_i<?_in_»_:cr.t!n»* will bo !»»!_? Ov:.'»r„. HOOEH : From 10 _.U1 6 o'olock. ).<.K!E Clf BNOI.AKD KOTKS OHAKSUO fONDON !\ffOETQA_;JS, LOAN, -%j?E J DffiCOUNO «ANSC, .«, f>KOKTLANO-iV.fl.h'-,-:i', AUO __r_AKI_ iCsiposita A. Ciiiri s«:d -lens' '•.-•'':-r._:.isii.-C\ An.J tj*sr i"_i!:;::r-r,s,. _.r.'t> p».-v.s, LOANS are ADVA_>--.ffE hrooa £10 io £5,00!! Parssnai, 9-rse.hoi:!, "na i-fai-i'-:-.:- Sswi.ri»j. sy.sk.iy. iloaiii;.. ll' QsJKter'.'y Insulnwt! Alvaac«s i>:~d.:;-.- L:,n. -•' -v.- v.-:.:. ■-.'.. '.-.naoval ami r.U oli-.t__-.t- oi -otc:- .ii-, .•-■_•. t-.ot_.R3 sr-.nuvl :■ ■ '<.-'._ i- .i.ii-r.. -.-r.i.if!':?. AKO Interestsan-i-. ■'■■■•:■• r_77.T_- Oificor.viTßv. ii- '.y.jv.e.v.-! R..v.-:is, __g_!k:_i e.5'0.0 Oe;;.-..,: ci Cr-.,*-. Kwsymisai bit Sec? lisSnd.uante. ?orcn3 ftrtsSß, .^vl. -.or.i.tiv.:,'-.!.t'^oris s?-a !Rt« •rtswa hold obv).. ..." '.■.r.a:;..:;!!-.HEi, IVTSW ZEALANH »rORTO..OB. LO&N, ■ ll AND ill -Oil- '.T HA NIC, {Ncxß to .■l;,!.in'_'v-iJlUnt;::i.lc:), GRANTS LOANS :itt £5 TO £1,000, ; ox PKHPONAi. ■ :?ct:h'.-i"-, : fHKKHOLD AND J.V:.VHI'.II'.U.D SFCUKITY, ' FIRST AND S-ECOND _.OP.TI. AGE IN V AVAIL .'.'» L Til SECURITY, nKP-VAM.K I« ' WKEKLT OR MO.'-:'''.-:-I.Y INH'i'ALMKNTS, Or iri'.ny-..'b> to ;....il the Ijorro.ver. Ijjnus on -Turnitaro without 'or..u.Tt>l, _.Ibo on -Jl kii-dt of iierchuue i.... Loans maybe repaid nt the rat* of l_lxn»ncf, per •s/oe-c in the Pound. Bills Discounted Rt Current Rates, Kjtnk 0" I-nftie-nd Notos »rA AiAtraliiui BanSs ? IfotO" Bought. All cc_n_.iurJetii.ior..- -.Uv.lly confidential. ' tTEW ZEALAND MORTGAGE, LOAN AND DISCOUNT BANK, HIUH-STKEET @fE_rr to Atein's Pbintciko Oiwioe.J f> A P .3 R HANGINGS W. PHILLIPP3 Zr. SOW HA VIS RKCEIVBD. XX LATE ARRIVALS 185-PACK IGJ.S-185 CONTAfNINQ p' 55,000 ROLLS OV PAPERHANGINGS consisting oy Ni'.'W PATTKKNS For Drawinp:, Dininp. Bed-rorans. Hall and SUiirciit... 5u.i."..bi... for ihi. Mf.in.ton or '. lottaso, BKA UTIFUL DKSICNH. AND BUST V-.1.t::.; icy :;. :-I'l-'KriSD I! PAPI;IUiANOiNii:;. 916 - PA C X A<. TCS -.-' 916 _. OK 1 M 8 <V ff D HESSIA J. Is PI. .TI- AND SIfHKT OLASS. WFIITK LEAD. 0i1..-, .•i.):1.., -■•AI'NIMiK.S, AMD ,*LL TIIAHi! SUNDIUIf'.. W. Pl.f _, T,-I P P S & SO N, 8. SSANI, BT. QUT3..N STREET. a -OICHMOND HOUSE ~: JAI PONSONBY ROAD. Jj ' AUCKLAND. « W. COCHRAN, B«w B„ FAMILY BUTCHKR



j Educational. I A VONDALE BOARDING AND DAY ______ SCHOOL FOX GIRLS, Opposite the English Church. Conducted by Mrs Ross Watts. _ lie usual coufse of studies will be carried out. Pupils for Mublo, tinging, French, and Germun will be. received who oo not attend tho School. First Quarter oommencea Monday, Jannary 31. THE WILLOWS,WYNYARD-STREET (AUCKLAND). BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. MR- AND MIS 3 WILLIAMS WILL RESUME i-CHOOL DUTIES Or. THK Ist FEB. Tho Course of Instruction comprises English, From h, Music, Singing, Drawing, Painting, Plain and Fancy Needlework, &c. tec. Beard ors recolve every care and homo comfort. O USSELL-STREET, PARNELL. ■AX> BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL. Conducted by THE MISSES ROGERS. DUTIES RESUMED JANUARY 31. MR T. TALLI3 TRIMNELL, Mus. Bac, Oxon., OEGANIST AND CHOIi-MASTER OF ST. MARY'S. PARNELL, Is rrcparril to givo Lessons on the Organ and i-i-ii olorte, and in Sinning, tho Theory of Music, Harmony and Coi.nt./rpoint. TERMS ON APPLICATION. Addresa: Lyndhuret, St. Stephen's Avenue, Parnell. [_ '■__ MR fl. S. F. PELTZER, having ra turued (0 Auckland, beg 3to intimate to his iormer pupils and friends and tne publio generally that lie haß resumed his profession aB, v n auhor of tho French Language and Litera ture. Private lessons at his own or pupil's reei- ' dence. Schools visited In town and suburbs. lUrat-ola.s Testimonials are open for inspection by applicants. Terms moderate. Address: H. ... F. I'I.LTZI.R, Upper Pitt-otreet, opposite the Baths. LOWER GLENSIDE, UPPER SYMONDS-BTREET. Tbe Duties of MRS GLOVER'S BOARDING and DAY-SCHOOL will bo Resumed on Feb ruary Ist. Tho Principal will be at home on and aftor the _7ih instant to receive business callera. There will be Classes for French, German. Puiating, Musical Uymnastica, and Scientlflc Lres. maldnir. _ Evcnint, Classes for English Literature. Pujlis received for speoiai burjects only. B""rIARFIELD, GRAFTON ROAD. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Head Mistress :—Miss COLE. Boarders and Day Scholars Received. Morning devoted to I-Strudtion ; Afternoon t,, i reparation. Girls prepared for Local Exa minations. Houae and Grounds beautifully si I tinted. Home comforts for Boarders. ' lourao of Instruction includes — English, Ii nrh, Latin. Mathematics, Drawing, and Needle work. Piano and Singing : Miss F. Cole. Painting and Drawing: Miss Robinson. Hirst Term of 1687 begins TUESDAY, Feb. 1, MUSIO AND SINGING.—Mrs Revitt, Searbro' Terrace, Parnell, will recom menoa her dutlo.-, MONDAY, January 21th. Vacancies for Pupils. OHYSIOGNOMY and PHRENOLOGY. o. e7~hogo May bo Consulted at m. GREY-STREET. EJ.RENCH DRESS AND MANTLE .IP MAKING ESTABLISHMENT. MADAME PELTZER, from Paris, begs to in timate to the Ladies of Auckland that she is prepared to make Dresses in tho latest Parisian fashion, at twelve shillings, extras not included. A trial respectfully solicited. Address: Madame Peltzer, Uppor Pltl-street, opposite tho Bajis. VTEW MARKET BOROUGH. TO BUILDERS. Fresh tenders for « Firo Brigade Station will be received.at 11.3fc-.ice up.o.p.ui. on THIJRS -1) V n-"x_. the _Ofli instant. Plan and Fpeciflca lic.-i ot cue. office of .Vr James Km... C.K., ...Venn street, Uio HorouHh Engineer. - WM. ■ DINr.IS.JN,-_-■ Town Clerk, i-^BVONPORT DI3TRICT~SCHOOt. Tondnrs will bo rerelv. d until noon of MON DAY. 24th January, for C.eanirg tho above School. Particulars on application to Mr Lilewall, Posi-ollh-e Store, or to lhe S.c; otary, Clare uce . treet, Devonport. W. H. FRANCIS, Sesretary. r~ip O B C I L D I R 8. renders will ba received up to noon cf S -.TURD AY. the 22ed inst. for the Ereotion ol .•Shop a _i! Dwelling in Hobson-street. Plans, etc., at our Offices, Queen-street. EDWARD MAHONitY & SONS, Architects mOBUIL D E R S. i. Tenders will ho received until Noon ot FRI- D . V, Jnnuary 21, for tbo erection aud comple tion of Sailors' Homo, Auckland. Also, for File Foundation for abovo Building. EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect, rrr~o B U I L D E R S. EXTENSION OF TIME. Tenders will bereceived until noon of THURS DAY. January 20, for the Erection and Comple tion of ft Family Residence iv Oolliugwojd-st., Pocsoßby. KDW ARD BARTLEY. Archlteot. ENDERS for the Erection of a Teaohor's House at Tarn iki West will be r.-civv- d by .ho HMuoaiion Board, Auckland, until i p.m. on FR'DaY, January 21, 18S7. Pans nnd soscifications may be reon at tho Office of the Board, Viotorla Arcade, Queen street, Auckland. TEND .118 will be received up to 9 a m. on MONDAY, for Plumbing and Gas Fit tinKS of a 10-roon.cd Hcnße.—Apply R. & R Duder, Devonport. ITIO BUILDFK3 A*D PARTIES JL FUK..-HHISG. LOCHLj < F Auu ..I..DS. Padlocks. Bolia, Ko:-b 3 . .....h Life, Lett?' P nice, Cupboaro 'oir. a kuq Buur.ns, S-.-h Wei;!,'a, bath Lines, 1:1 nd and Picture C_i-_. STOVKS, RANGK3, REGISTER GRATE--, Nails, Tacks. Screws, Bolts and Nuts, Hinges, CartJand's Brass Goods. AUKIGHALCUM, Tbe New Substitute for Brass; Equal In Appearance ; H_,if tbe Pi ico. Hinges, U.t and Coat Hooks, Drawer Handles Cup Hooks, &a. TIN WARE. HOLLOW W A.-*.. BRUSH WARE and DOMESTIC UTENSILS, For Sale at Low Prices, by YAKBOROUGH & CO., IMPORT-.RB OF MACBISBIY AND HARDWARE. Durham-street West, Auckland. THE STAR STEAM PRINTING WORKS Shortland & Fort Streets, auckland. Commercial Printing.—Trade Circulars Catalogues, Billheads, Memos, Busii.cs Cards, Labels, Cheques, Visiting Cards Delivery Books, Balance Sheets, an Posters, in all the latest Continental Styles. Book Printing.—Reports of Societies am Companies, Sermons, Lectures, Libretto; Poems, etc., in modern and ancient style I of binding, lettering, etc, also Accour Books ruled to any pattern. Legal Printing.—Articles of Association Deeds, Briefs, Prospectuses, Notioei 1 Schedules, eto. General Printing for Banks, Publi Companies, Warehouses, Mills, Shops, an ' Offices. : . Fancy Printing, embracing Colour Wor of every description, also Show Cards an Dance Programmes in an endless variet of designs. Tiieatrical Printing.—The large Hoarc - ings erected in prominent parts of the Cii and Suburbs afford special facilities for splendid display of all SHOW Printing. -" g Paper Bag Printing. — Confectioners Grocers', Bakers', Millinera', and Tobacc nists' Bags in sizes varying from 8 oz. 8 lbs. ■ STEREOTYPING & ELECTROTYPIN _ t A SPECIALTY. 'the star office, aucklan H. BRETT, Profrietob. : -



Amusements. ~. IiBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. ____ Managers .. _. Messrs Smith and Pel rman. A MOST DECIDED SUCCESS ACHIEVED! A MOST DKCID...D SULCE3S ACHIEVED! By the production of FUN ON The BRISTOL EON ON THE BRISTOL On Saturday last, and owiog to ITS GREAT HlT.Smittt and Perman have much pleasure in announcing ita repiti ion TONIGHT (.MONDAY). ANDTILL FURTHER NOTICE. Br t one from ral v, rd (-t.tlie WIDO W O'BRIEN od MASTER JOHN COLLINS is declared equal lo that o- J. F. Sheridan (the original). Peals of merriment from riso to fall of curtain. Everybody highly delighted with tho whole production. TO-NIGHT at F i rTT-T on the BBISTOL TO-NIGHT at S >j_ C on tbe BRISTOL TO-NIGHT at 8 ! FUN on the BKISTOI ACT I—HOME OF THE WIDOW O'BRIEN. MATCH-MAKING! ACT 2-CABIN OH- THK "S.S. BRISTOL." THE ELOPEMENT 1 Incidental to Act 2. A GRAND CONCERT, During which MiSS QLENDINNING will sing a Grand Scena from " Robort, lo Diable." Also GRAND BALANCING TRAPEZE ACT BY MADAME _T_OLA. DURING THE CONCERT MADAME MOhA WILL BE FIRED FROM THE BIG GUN, WITHOUT DOUB ■' THE GREATEST SENSATION THK WORLD nAS EVER PRODUCED, ADMISSION: 33. 2., Is. Box Plnn nt Kidd and Wildman's, Victoria Arcade. rWVO MEET THE TIKIS, I will Let ths CHORAL HALL for Conoerts, rheatrlcals. Balls, or Sunday Servioes, at Rs- Inoed rataa. JT, S. KWINGTON, Estate Afeat, ■RBLIABLH TITATCHEfI ' TVA^ , IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. i CTEWART TTkAWSON ft rf^O ' Have opened their ] Grand New English Watoh Exhibition _ AT 94, QUEEN-STREET (Opposite Wyndham-street), _ At which they cordially invite the oltlzens c Auckland and surrounding neighbourhood to call and inspect , THE GRANDEST DISPLAY OF HIGH-CLASS , ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES AND JEWELLERY 1 That has ever been exhibited In any country all imported by S. D. and Co. direct from their f FACTORY, LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND. i The gigantic success and patronage extended ' to S. D. and Co.. Liverpool, throucbont the whole length and breadth of the old country, ns i well as in overy part of Australasia, stands without precedent in the history of Watch making, and in the greatest proof that for l HIGH FINISH. GREATEST DURABILITY, s TIMEKEEPING. AND VALUE . UNAPPROACHABLE, t STEWART DAWSON & Co.'s « World-famed English Watches have no equals. * STEWART DAWSON AND Co.'s s GREAT ENGLISH WATCH EXHIBITION . Is a Rendezvous for all moving to and fro ' having a few minutes to spare. . E TEN TROUSAND WATCHES 6 10.000 Oa Each Side. 10,00. Formtng tho Most Wonderful nnd Magnificent Panoramic Scene cf High-olasß Gold and Silver Knglish Watches Ever beheld. -, EVERY STYLE. EVERY MAKE, t EVERY GRADE. Firat in Quality, , _ *' First In Workmanship, r] First as Timekeepers. . j At prices tbat Defy all Imitation and Compel!- , , Hon alike,, „ _ . ;_ c In purchasing on Englich Lover Watoh! s« ' that it is uot a Geneva Lever, and that It l does not wind like a Geneva. _ STEWART DAWSON AND CO. ', Are abreast of the times. c THEY SELL THEIR WATCHES CHEAP, J Direot from the Manufactory, j AND DEFY COMPETITION. { . SEE THEIR WATCHES ON EXHIBITION s LOOK AT THE PRICES :— \ STERLING BILVER LEVERS- t £2 15s, £3, £3 10s, £3 15s, £i 15., £5 10s, ] £5 15s, £6 10s, and £6 15s. _ Not one of these winds like a Geneva. c KEYLESS LEVERS- - £5 10s, £6 10a, £7 15s, £8 15s, £10 10s, £11 c 10s, and £12 10s. ( OUR GOLD LEVERS (Ladles' and Gents')— " ? £8 10s, £11 10s, £12 10s, and £15 10s. - Not one of these wind like a Geneva. t OUR GOLD KEYLESS LEVERS— ! £1410s, £16 10s, £18s 10s, £24105, £25, and £27 10a. ] OUR STERLING SILVER DEFIANCE 1 WATCHES (AU Silver Cases), ' LADIES' AND GENTS'- . ' . £1.7s 6d and £1 15s. NOTE. It Way not be generally known that we have a staff of watobmakers working on the pre mises, and watches of every dlserlpilon. no matter whom they were brought from, are repaired and cleaned by us at about hull ordinary New Zealand prices. Watches re quiring oleaning can be returned to customers properly cleaned within two hours If required. All repairs done on the premises, and workman ship guaranteed. FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEASON. Just received per Walhora, ex s.B, Aorangl. from Liverpool, 2 Cases, containing our cele brated Watches, and an assortment of Jewellery of newest designs, shipped In London on the 22nd October. Call and sco our Jubilee Brooches for 1887, ta (told and silver. . Call and receive, gratis, a copyof our Splendid New Illustrated Watch and Jewellery Pamnhlet, and read full partleultt-S and most wonderful testimonials. ' '■■ - Other Colonial Branches at -Melbourne, Syd ney, and Dunedin. . FOR REAL VALUE, Visit STEWART DAWSON & CO.'S GREAT ENGLI9H WATCH EXHIBITION, ! 8-4, QUEEN-STREET (Opposite Wyndhani-street), AOC-CI-ANIJ. OHIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR OF THE BOKOUGH OF NEWTON. Wo, the undersigned Ratepayers of the Borough of Nowtoa. would moat respectfully ' esk sou to call a Public Meeting of Ratepayers * to discuss the advisability of forming the . Borough into Wards. c (Mgnod) Wm. JOHNSTON, ANDREW MORTON, £ And a number of other Rati-pal ois. 5 De__mber 18, 1886. l( In compliance with tbe above I.eqni_ltion 1 " hereby convene a Publio Meeting of the Rate-, carers, to bo held in St. George's Hall on , WEDNESDAY, the 19 _. instant, at 7.30 p.m. ' R T. WARNOCK. Mayor. IFTiOt- SALE AT TAURANGA. . Lease o" Premises. Stook-In-Trade, Tools, and a Busings ota Plumber and Tinsmith opposite Town Wharf, Tauranga. No Goodwill. k This is a Splendid Opportunity for a Good A Workman. Plenty ot work at onco. Satis factory reasons given for selling. For pariioolars apply to— MR W. HALE, . I- or, J- BODELL, ;y Strand, Tanraoga n "_~_EVONPORT, WAIWER-W_4a______ XJ V/A..KWORTH RO V ALMA IL COACH. -1» MONDAYS,WICDNS..D _Y9. AND FRIDAYS; O ._i_bv-j !.•._,!:;-,..,-_, 8 a.m ; 1,.k...)-. r.u ,».30-:-.ir.. to Wade.lo.3a; vva.w,-_, 12 noon; Pubo., 12.15 p.-> 1 Arrive Wark worth, 2.30 y.ni. . ! TUESDAYS. TEUR-D/.'YS. AND SATUR | G i Leave Wo.kworth, 3 ..m.; Pttbol. 9SO a.ax j I Waiwora. 15.1.».i_, : '■'■ .--c, 1-30 a_n.; Takii. | puna, Sp.m ArrivoDeronv-or., 2.K1 p.m. ! THOMAS BUT'-SB,- D! ?Tf_-__3 best gift for Home friends— i 8_ Brett's Auckland Almanac, containing a Pictorial itepresentatinn of Queen-street, , Description of tho Provincial .District ".Jsevr J Guide to Dot Lakes, -to., fee. * ■'■' ... !■:-.- 3f- ■'...'■ i:«& ''.!_'" •'■•'•■