The Auckland Star.

VOL XVIII-No. 120-

Shippinar

AUCKLAND, ms;< MONDAY, MAY 23, IBBT.

PRICE-ONE PENNY.

TABLE TALE.

Aberdeen awa'. - ■ ~ Left the colony to-day. Queen's Birthday to-morrow. Dog, boat and horse-races. .'* Several " hops " take place to-night. The Bellt-ingers are ab Onehunga. . Temperance Demonstration to-morrow ni<_;hfc. ; , Two more wrecks reported from Napier, j Lord Aberdeen has joined the Auckland Burns Club. - • j O'Brien, tho Home Rule agitafcor,has had' to flco from Canada. j Pursued by blessings and brickbats; i quito a li - ly scene. . j Serve-niis.right ! What right has he stir-j ing up ill .. iLt in the Dominion 1 \ Don't l< iow ; his own principles should j have taught him to beep his Home Rulo' speeches for Home ! But wasn't it tha CanadianParliaiiicnttliatpassed a resolution deprecating coercion in Ireland ? •" • Ifc was, but thafc only shows that the Par liament doesn't always represent tha people. For example— Well, New Zealand received " The Fenian Earl with open arms, but tne House of Representatives declined to pass Tom Bracken's motion of sympathy with Ira lend. Apropos, Lord Aberdeen is a native of Edinburgh. Also, by the way, the Countess is a lineal descendant of King Robert the Bruce. The Onehunga papers.nofcicing the Earl's arrival there, says :—" His Lordship walked up from the wharf to tho railway station, and left for Auckland by the firsb train. No deputation, no address, no fuss, no no thing." The Domain Grammar School, conducted by Mr C. P. Newcome, will reopen on 31s<j May. j |

Mr Locl:e Richardson, the elocutionist, lately concluded a long season in Molbouruo by reciting " Julius Cassar." He lias now gone to Sydney, but mean 3 to pay a return visit to Melbourne. . A rev/ plural. The " Herald " this morn ing •"peaks of "political crisises." , ■ T !Q Government Engineer has taken over the.lßkutaicvK.opu section of the Thames raibvay.

Very satisfactory Anglo-Turkish Conven tion concluded with regard to Egypt. Yes ; commits England to nothing, and shuts out the French from interference mora effectually than ever. i,

Canterbury Itifio Association wiJl hold prize firing on Boxing Day and following day.

Pakuranga Hunt Club opened the season on Saturday last, when a successful "meet" took place at Otahuhu.

Cheap money and reviving trade in Eng land. ~,?;

Glad to hear ib; hope we shall soon hava a taste of the same here. .

Provisions and rents are also cheap in England just now. Flour is Is 4d to Is 6d per gbone ; sugar,,ld to ljd per lb ; milk, 3d per quart; clothing and boots have also gono down in prices. . : .< There should be a movement started to encourage emigration to England, eh ?

It's the emigration of our .rozen sheep to England thafc has brought .own fche price of mutton there to 3_dp(v- .b..

Disappearance of spi'lut.-' at the Railway Whart; five bottles oi j;in stolen from, a store-room on the Island steamer Janet) Niucii.

And of course no crace of the thief. The " frisky Janet* has probably consumed the liquor herself. ' •_

It is said that in the Hawera Acclimatisa tion Gardens some starlings and an eel died of fright on hearing the martial strains of a bagpipe. . -j...-. Archbishop Redwood was yesterday pre sented with congratulatory addresses from the Wellington clergy and laity. , ,; . ~ Mr Henry Edmund Southey, a direct) descendant of the English poet, is a school teacher in New South Wales, and waa lately insolvent. No doubt is now felt thab the fisherman, Thomas Way, has been drowned at Oamaru.

By a fire in Thornton's confectionery works at Wellington on Saturday morning, damage to the extent of L6OO was done. It is said : "With his health, wealth, and strong will, Mr Joseph Chamberlain fully anticipates being Prime Ministei of Great Britain wi^iin the next five years."



S»iUl>inufj. rf rrrrWTTNION STEAMSHIP fej^f COMPANY OF NEW ZEA ' |m| LAND (LIMITED). p^S^ time table—may. i -inAMAKI. NELSON, PICTON, WEL- B,tS T LYTTELTON, AND WEST nfiA-T PORTS (from Manukau). [ j^est. '' A^A- rfiics., 24,10 a.m. | 8.10 a.m. ' ""^i ' ' Tuc3- 31.3 p.m. | 2 p.m. 'o^aMkl. '"" WELLINGTON, AND •IflK yvTTI-l-'fON (Special Sorvieo). ;_^r-^TFrTday, 27,1 p.m. | noon !^-T?)RWKSTrORT DIRECT. l-7.lpa m .2 SSoBNJE, NAPIBB, WELLINGTON* -fjffiTON/AND PORT CHALMERS . l» \ l (from Auckland). - A^f~Yfn_ay, 27~n00n | — mm I Thurs., Juno a, noon | -—■■ ■'^iRIpLBQURNE (Via Bi.ufk). 7^Ai* | Friday, 2T. noon 1 _ WUmi Thurs., June 2, noon | _ I \m U . '•Calls at Hobart. , r^" FOX SYDNEY. _____ fSSmJTpcß.,3l,sp.m. | - 1 I^S&ILBWAND SAN FRANCISCO iggTTiM^Mhy 23,4 p.m. I - i>-fQRgVUIv.V AND SUVA. iS^r~rMonT,3o,sp.m. | - i:: rnRGISBbRNE, NAPIER AND :... yW WELLINGTON. | -_ ■ — YOU GKEYJMOUTH. fsSg__hE__^__j GP-in- I - -^JnRUS3ELL AND ____________ f^kA^oo772_. 5 p.m. | - -S^Tnins. he booked and alongside TWO 'linksbefore advertised timo of departure. Passaic Tickets must bo taken at tho Com- Wjj^d Branch, conv_r Queen and Customs '-jmß.;:'' '' . . y CJTEAM TO THAMES, £b_l e _T O Connecting with RIVER i___fe_L»STEAMERS for STIRLIXG- J^rafjVOßTH, OHINE.MURI ' WAITEKAURI, \\ A I 111, TpiROHi^tStt)FIELDS.M()RRINSVILLE, i Sa-PLAINS. AND GRANT AND Ks SETTLEMENT. :&t\ms° TIMETABLE. S.S. ROTOMAHANA. "'- P.S.'ENTERPRRiE. No. 2. FROM AUCKLAND. "..'.■:■■ m I KOTOA-AHATA. [ ENTKKI'HISE. fiS^"S!«' -;7w ill night - Tnc-day 2412 midnight I - •ffeJtica. 281', — I 11 night -tlntsto^ 13.30 afternoon | Fridsr. 3? 14 nfterupon 112 midnight Si_-ir S3l -1-33 alternoon I — "~.- „ FROM THAMES. ~, . | BoTOMAnA^A. | Enterprise. fpoisT 241 7 morning I 0 night ltf«liics: 25;9nioruu.g — .f-nuday 261 — 7 evening ; Itiilsy. !7 9 morning I , — Sttnraar 2319 morning | 8.30 night - "Lanilini. ewgo at "Shortland Wharf. Ectarn Tickets will bo .issued from Monday, .|Mi«;r_i]abl6till May 31*:— ' ' Moon*.. '.. 10s ' * Steerage .. 7a 6d ,::'-. iAx /Children Half-fare. - » j Sd cargo receivod for Rotomahana within E Uf-an-honr of advertised time of-leftving. I lot responsible for Shipping, Carrying, or I Wmtglitg Live Stock. • f A 7".7 GEO. FRASER, Agent. : A U RA N G A ' . J^^Bg' OPOTIKI, AND '■-BaSfßij „« vr H a k a t a n c. i ,-Theas. .v.-:'''': • t CHELMSFORD Will leave Qqeen-strect Wharf (weather and other cirenmstdrices permitting., at 5-p.m., HnS.|MOIfDAY) EVENING, 23rd inst. Afents-J. Bodell, Tauranga; Whakatane, : J.P.BtCEn;'Aßßorr'& White, Opotiki. 1 Applyto—' - " ■ '■;-■■ .tACw; . ; SHARP & CO.. Coinineroe-street ' Hw^iiwiii i iii i ; :— I —— i nr_t-ii-,r. rf^TAIUKU AND ONE _SaL<-r TT HUNGA STEAM - NAVIGATION CO. (Limited). CiiiINtfATAAVLTU POLLOCK, WAl '■ PIPI, and othor places. ...... TBIRTABLE.-S.S. MANUKAU. lave Onehunga: Leave Waiuku: I - j ; ;, May. £&L 8 a.m. : 25—Wed., 11.30 a.m. S-Thnreday,9'n.m. I 20-Thurs.. 12.30' p.m. siW.9a.ni. (forManukau Heads) K-iaruiday, 10 a.m. 2S—Saturday, 1.30 p.m. J-Moniiay. 11.30 a.m. 30-Monday, 3 p.m. a-Toesdar, 1 p,m. 31—Tuesday, 1.30 p.m. - leather and other circumstances permitting. Ik « r.° received within half an hour raffledtime of leaving. f ''eightsj-ayablo heforc delivery of goods. .CT'spMißiblc for shipping, carrying or dis mnt live stock. b __^BARR-BRO\VN, Managing Director. !feqS, COROMANDEL. : THOMAS SCOTT, MASTER. ./^^ TIME TABLE. '%s',Ancklana:. Leaves Coromandel *j. :.•->--•'■.. Tuesday, 21,12 noon. . : ].WmjM 12 noon Thursday, 26,12 noon m. 27,12n00n Saturday, 28, 12 noon | Mfor and other eircumstanccs permitting. Wml-f- one' b,° hi; shipping, carrying; or dis ■sss!>'received without Shipping Note, j |Wnm half-an-liour of advertised time of > prepaid on Board. X- SWINDLEY. Manager. to£ S,; O R E T I j WILI, LKAVE . ■ 0_ N E II U N G A --—'... ...'■.... . ~ -l ■ >..'_%_ I •;- : FOR "'• VIA NEW PLYMOUTH, j i!l P.m; oa. WEDNESDAY", 25th inst. i "p.; j•■■-. "'..:. i SLHp ki A'"NGA, - ;_.. ' '^Spiio. on MONDAY, 30th inst., ■ ;J s^orpasjago apply to. " A7r-'i<. ■. _■ .-J/ORAIG, ■ : -■ I '■-'- ■'■' Commerce-street, . "-AA__ : _ or, J. W. WALLER, , ; : i-S.^_ | .. " Onehunga. ' '-^-.^.A ~'; ~ ,■ ■/ ' ' —~ ""• M' "ORIGANTINE "PEER- \ ffiMk -f>LESS, FROM DUNEDINJ : 7^_s_f rConsignces aro requested to MKS .Present Bills of Lading. Pay - -f'V™- ake delivery of Goods without ■ .'Stliß.vll. to & consignees' risk after ; and any impeding the \ r-N ttpSfßo. Vf ill -be stored at consignees' 11111811-0 sent in before the vessel's • ,ul"Wvrisc they will not be recognised. _ ""'--- STONE BROS, *S~ni_ >i^ / 2'), Queen-street. • LINE. STEAM TO LONDON. Kta' ' rom sy dncy' From Melbourne. iflißl^''.----'' May 21 Mny27 lMit"""--- June! June 10 % ..''s--- Juno 18 June 24 "••-•-.... July 2. JulyS i M fortnighlly thereafter. MS,\l^res from New Zealand to lundon : . IS. 'o.'^-f?£21 -Second. ii?M to £10 ; Saloon, :i pHK'-,'°'.,. I ,KXCURSION RETURN : i^blolJ^'lablcD months-First-class. J. 105. i \ '"'"'• mo. n*s-Wrst-class, £115; Second, feT|AMSHIP COMPANY OF AJiW ZEALAND (Limited), Agents in Now Zealand.



Shipping. "R MgANTINE MYRTLE WM*&f§^ FROM DUNEDIN. xsßmm& Q°ns' lXn.W3 aro requested t goons. Pass entTlC3 and tuko delivery c or'about MaJl^ WiU Bail '« WANGAROA o: J. ROLPH, Master, ' ——____ Agont>_ QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY, MAY 2-1 EXCURSIONS TO ST."iIELIER'S BAY. fare, Is; Children half-...-'™ P lwl ™ J^^ ; gTEAM- TO LOl^oy PENINSULAR & OWEN FOR LONDON DIRECT (Vm Goloinbo and Bombay). Steamer. Q Lti ayo Leavo Mcl- Sydney. bourne. fe™*J M11y25 May 31 ~ BI.NGAI.. Juno 8 JunoU IvATSAK-I-HIND June 22 Jnno 28 I akamatta July 0 July 13 Cahthaois 1 j u iy 20 July "8 MASSIUA August, 3 August 9 V ALICTTA | A Ugn_B_tl7_ __AugUSt 2 And thenceforward orory altcr-ato wecl~ Passengers and carc;o hooked to London, Mar seilles, Italy, Egypt, India, China, and Japan, a moderate rates. Return tickets issued both to drsfe and secom class passengers at especially law rates. Cbeai reserved accommodation can bo obtained in thi Company a vessels. Tbe Second Saloon having been tt.onragb.li re-organised, this Company is now enabled ti oiler intending passengers to Europo unrtvallc. accommodation at the following great) ■ ro duced rates:— Single Ticket £■; Return do. (Available for 12 month's) .. £_. Passengers booked at Auokland afc same rate: as Sydney or Melbourne. For all particulars, apply to CRUICIvSHANK & CO., Queen-street, Auckland. Agents. To Let TO LET, on Cheltenham Beach, a Fur . nished Cottage.—Apply to Mlsa Webstoi or R. fc It. Duder. TO LET OR SELL, on reduced terms, i Largo Family Residence; almost now; ii a lovely situation.—Apply to Mrs Svmonds Onehunga. O~BE LET, in Manukau Road, Parnell Furnished Houso of 10 rooms, rent 30s pe_rweek.—F. G. Ewington, Estate Agent. TO LET, a 5-roomed House in Franklii: Road: wator and gas laid on.—Apply tc G. P. Todd, Wellington-street. TO LET, 6-roomed Houso off Ponsonbj Road. Rent moderate ; for torn., roni low.-Address Thomas Rogers, Frankliu Road near Wood-street TO LET, a Furnished Bedroom, with use of parlour and kitchen : every convent ende; piano, if required. Rent, 5s per woek.- For address, apply St.-.r Office. O LET, top end Franklin Road, - 6-roomcd House; gas and water; everj convenience: rent 15s.—Wm. Johnston, fifth house from top Franklin Road. FinO LET, Corner Shop, 5 rooms, rent 15s : JL 5-roomed House, rent Bs.—Apply T. Harper, Canada-street, closo to Batns, Pitt street. TO LET, a 4-roomed Cottage, all on one floor; also, 3, ~ and 5-roomed Houses, with or without, stablos; rents low to good tenants.—Apply Jas. Irvin, top of Wakofleld-st. TO-LET, a yard in Customs-street, with water frontage. Low rent; first-class accommodatioa.—Apply, John R. Gray, High street^ . TO LET, in Hobson-street, Baker's Shop and Dwelling: also, a nice shop, without dwelling.—Apply to Jlrs Dickson, Nclson-strr.et, opposite Baker-street. - TO LET, 5-roomed House, in Day-street (Beresford-street): gas and water: lent, 12s.—Particulars, Melville Cottage, Bercsford stre et. i O LET, Stables adjoining Windsor Castlo Hotel. Parnell, lately occupied by TWr Martini—Apply Mrs J. Jons ten, Russel. strect, Parnell; . riPiO LET, Large Shop and 5 Rooms, good I business stand; also 1-roomed Houso, Alexander-street, rent 7s. per week.—J. Wil liams, Tailor, Vlctorla-street ; __ TO^LETrix new Shop and Dwelling, situated Parnell Rise, Manukau Roan ; gas and water laid on,, counters and shop fittings complete : rent low to a good tenant.— Apply on promises) ' TO LET at Devonport, a large new Shop withOM!co,buttcrand store rooms,well fitted with every convenience for a grocer or iron monger: also, a large allotment.—Apply to E. Bluck, Church-strcct, Devonport. O LET, ■ Wellesley-street', those com modious premises afc present occupied by Mr Georgo Gledhill, Cordial Manufacturer.— Apply, Brown, Barrett, and Co.. Elliott-street, Auckland. T"0 BE SOLD OR LET, first-class Farm, at East Tamaki; 100 acres; volcanic sod; 9-roomed house, stable,■.-cowshed,,etc.; alongside.of main road to Howick ;■. metalled road from Auckland li miles; well watered and fenced. Suitable for grazing or agricultural purposes.—-S'.CO. ■ . . Also,'."!.'. :.' 20 Acres Allotment at Papakura Valley, at £1 to £5 per acre. j, H . WITHEFORD. Board and -Residence. NRIVALLED ACCOMMODATION for one Gentleman near Three Lamps, Ponsonbv. Piano, bath, and every comfort!; superb outlook. Tcrnis,-2Gsper>veck.-AadrcSs " Home," Stak Oflice. COMFORTABLE Accommodation for / two Gentlemen in a private family, resid ing in ithealthysubnrb.' Busses; pass door; no other boarders or children kept; bath and every home comfort.-Apply I. H., Box 296, P. 0., Auckland. . VACANCY for two single gentlemen boarders; 18s per week; single or double rooms; good view ; plungobath ; near G.P.O.— Gi-ocdr, PrMco^strcct. OARD AND RESIDENCE.—A Largo Furnished Bedroom, with fireplace, suit able for gentleman or married couple: board and attendance if required ; plunge and shower bath.—Apply Star Office. ANTED, One or Two respectable Young Men to Lodge only, washing Included, 5s per week; use offlrcplaco if required; two minutes walk from the new ibrary.—Apply Stab Office. „ Lost and Found. T OST in- Queen-street, Auckland, or B_U Beach Rpad, Bcvonport, Gmmfi^Wm Sltfals W.A. stamped thereon. q ™erf#¥ rewarded on-returning samo to Star uince. Personal. '' ••,t ' : PERSONAL.— Metcalfe's Library is in full swing, 2d to read any Book.- Poly i-fi.dinic.JU rajccjf[cld-strcet. P"~ERSONAL,rvI supply, an Extra pair of ' Trousers with every suit-J. H. Dalton, I'ailor, \ 7ictoria-strect East.- . PERSONAL. - Call and geb an Overcoab at. J. H. Dalton's, Tailor, "V lctona-st. lutsi. Volunteer Notices- I n-I.SU IC^: , QH D E R S. Mllitiaand^olun^rO^ >igß7i : TUESDAY. 21th instant, being Her Majesty's BlrSdSvWo Volunteers; of the' Garrison (in cluding Onehunga) will Barade <■ at ?-a.in. JU Metropolitan Ground, to fire a fen dejoic on tho occasion. Review order. uu_.«--»i,_„i, , The A Batierv will assemble atthesamohour in the Albert Pjirk, and hrc thousual salute. 13v oi'clrr T VillET SHEPHERD, Liout.-Col., i, vnud. onw« Djstriyt Adjutant;



For gale. !, IT'OR SALE, a Set first-class Bun-n-y J_' Harness.-Apply F. M. Pratt, Ponsonby Road. J S IJIOR SALE, an Express Cart, HorsoT JJ and Harness.-Apply Webley'a Store, Rose n ________ Surrey Hills. FOB. SALE, Cheap, a Boarding-house and Restaurant, doing good business — _ Apply Governor Gordon Dining Rooms, Albert sti-oet. OR SALE or LET, a two-storey built - ing in Customs-street West; price £95 cash, or 12s Od per week.—Apply, "W.A.M." '-■• §_-_J_ °^cc- !: "ITIOI. SALE, that eligible Property in St. A George's Bay Road, Parnell, known as _ Dr. Knights, and lately in tbo occupation of Mr . Hrowstor. Tho dwelling has gas and water laid on.-John Buchanan, Shorthnid-sttcot. '•; TIIOR POSITIVE SALE, cheap- and JL terms very easy, 650 acres good Land with deep-front ago. Only oight, miles from the Oucon-street Wharf.—Apply to John Soppet, Houso and Luul Agent, 05, Queen-street. FOR SALE/D^lTlireechloacler./central flro, rebounding lock, twist barrels, leathern ca'so, and tlttings completo ; coat £30, to be sold - cheap.—Apply to E. Turner, Fruit Salesman, Karangnhapo-road. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, in Alton Road, a good 7-roomcd House, with scul^ lery, wash-house, gas and water, etc.', and largo allotment. Prico very low.—Apply to John - gPPP^ "QMBQ and Land Agent, 05 Queen-streot. •- IFP^ SALE, Double-seated Buggy,' in t JL first-class condition. Owner having lefl Auckland, it will be sold cheiip, either foi- cash ,j or on wookly payments.—Now Zealand Mort p Loan^andDiaoount Hank, High-stroet. s XfiOß SALE, Cheap (socond-hanciJTl ~ z% Single and 2 Double-seated Buggies, one > Waggonetto, om.<rl,ady'B Phaeton with hood, S ono Low Pony Phaeton, and Several Sets of Single Harness. — Edwin Harvio, Upper '" Symondsafroet. 7 ITfOR IMMEDIATE SALE, as the! 5 _-L ownor must, leave for England, a really 3 good Farm of 23S acres, 130 acres of it in grass, and fonced part with thorn hedges, and the balanco in bush; orchard, houso, and building-; and a very low prioe will bo taken.—Apply to John Soppet, Houso and Land Agent, (15 Queen Street. =im or s a l is). RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS, MOUNT - ALBKUT.—Splendid Freehold Property,sltua'o . at Mount Albort, containing 6 acres rich vol canic soil, all fonced partly in good grass paddocks and partly laid out in orchard and . gardens. Thoro ia a vory extensive frontago to i the main road, and also to the road loOnohbnga, , and to a aido road. The Buildings consist of LARGE AND COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE, ' containing eight rooms (two of thorn each 22 feet - long), besides bathroom, storerooms, etc., two , stables with lofls, conch-houso, man's house, ~ wash-house, etc; good water supply from tanks and woll. 3 RESIDENCE, REMUERA. '. A splendid Freehold Property, situated'at . Lower Roinuora, on the Orakei Road, closo to the non. The grounds consist of over..acres of • rich laud, well laid out and planted with flowers _ and trees: there ia also a good orchard and pad ; dock. . Tho Residence contains seven good _ rooma. besides k tchen, scullery, etc., with "pan. . tries, dairy,.bathroom, eto. Water laid on from large concrete tank. The bni dings comprise— - man's cottage, coachhouse, stable. Conununiea , tion with town good, tho bua passing tho door" [ , SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Qiieeii-street OR SALE, the Goodwill oftTmoTdest Hnirdressing. Tobacconist • and Fancy - Uoods Business in the town of Wanganui. The advertiser having determined to retire front j business, is desiring to dispose of the above. ' He haa successfully carried on this business for ■ tho past 15 years, and can confidently recom mend it to tho notice of anyone desirous of cm ■ barking in this particular line. The premises [ are nearly new, large and commodious; and suitable for a family. Also, a Retail Boot and I Shoe Shop, which has been successfully carried ' on for the past (> years in premises adjoining, and which can be disposed of separately it re , quired. These premises aro situated in the - principal thoroughfare of the town, and alto gether unrivalled as regards .-position and repu tation. Terms easy.— For particulars apply ■ P. W. Watkins, General Commission Agent, i Ridgway-street, Wanganui. . TWO Allotments, with GO feefc frontage and P'O deep, Jervols Road, opposite Shelly Beach Road. Price. HI per loot. ■■;•;.. ••; J. 11. -WITHEFORD. COUNTRY HOTEL.—For Sale, a good Hotel (freehold) of 15 rooms, stable, etc. ; together with 9 acres of good grassland. Price low.—Apply Sinclair and Gray, 177, Queen-st. , FIRST-CLASS Confectionery Business for Sale, in Queen-street—Apply W. Patterson, Glondun", Grey-struct. 'T> RE-W ER V FO R SALE. The Executors of tho late R. Whilson invite oilers for the purchase of the Gisborne Brewery, . with Machinery, etc., in Good Working Order. i The Brewery is in tho business part of the Town, and is capable of turning out SO hhds. per '. week. Bottling plant complete. There is also a good 9-roomed dwelling house on the property. For further particulars, apply 11. W. HEATH, City Chambers, Vulcan Lane. HAS. WID L r l AMS ON, House, Land and Esiate Agent.B3, Queen street, opposite Fort-Street, has always lor ■ 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 lor Sale iv tho City and Suburbs, for cash or on deferred payments. 33.eetii-.g5. , \ t ATOTIGE TO TEMPERANCE ■Jji * ■ WORKERS: A CONFERENCE will be hold NEXT TUES DAY AFTERNOON (Queen's Birthday), in the Alexandra-street School-room, at 2.30, when Mr F. G. Ewington will give an address entitled "Individual Eflort," 'audi a paper entitled " Temperance Teaching among the Young" will bo read by a friend. • -yiLLAGE SETTLEMENTS. A Meeting will be held afc the Temperance • Hall, Albert-street, on WEDNESDAY EVEN ING, for the pm-poso of having explanat ons '- respecting the Settlements at; Waiuiamuku and Victoria .valley. At these places land is now being opened for settlers. Wives of intending settlors aro specially invited. There iv no word of uny shooting this time. Thoso who have been afc these settlements, i and have returned to Auckland for the purpose . of making arrangements to take up their fami, • lies and friends, are invited to attend. ' Mr Duncan, J.P., will tako tho chair at 7.30 o'clock, ».';.. , - ■ - JOHN LUNDON. AUCKLAND PERMANENT CO- J\, OPERATIVE BUILDING AND, IN : VESTMENT SOCIETY. •' ' •' ■' ) A Special Meeting of tho Auckland Per manent Cooperative Building and Investment Society will be held at the rooms of tho Young Men's Christian Association, immediately after .tho Annual General Meeting,'which is convened for eight o'olock on FRIDAY, June ■ 21th, 1887: '' ■'■•■ '■•■ ; This mooting is convened in compliance with a requisition signed by twenty investing mem . bcrs of tho Society, which requisition' is ex hibited in tho Society's Oflice, in accordance with rulo No.' 40, and is 'fortho purpose of , altoring rules numbered 55, 58, 78 and 85," in tho manner following :— "Rulo 55—To striko out all tho words be ," tween tho words ' appointed lime' and " ' vnless.' and to insert in thoir'-stead •'the following words, ' shall way <a fine A of five shillings, and, if absent during "the whole lime of the meeting, ten " shillings.' " , . ' "Rulo 53—To insert tho word ' ten' instead at Jive.'" .'.•■ -•'•Rulo'7B— To 3trlko out the words, 'of the "trustees' and insert in thoir place the "words 'other member of the commit "lee."' .-■'.■... • „•;•'• -~ "Rn]c 35—To insert after the word regis "tcred' tho following,.'' the entrance "fcrs received on boiroxcera' shares shall "also be paid to the Survey Commit "to*' ' JOHN BATGER, .Secretary,



Wanted. •■ WANTED, i Strong Girl; wages, 7s per week: reference required, — Mrs Shelton, Wynyard House, Eden Crescent. WANTED, a Girl to assist in general housework. ■ References required.—Ap ply Mrs Wats his. View Point. Mount Eden. W~ ANTED,' .at once first class Hair dresser. Will either let saloon or make reasonable terms.—Can't B Beat Cigar Divan, Queen- street. WANTED, by a respectable young -Widow, a family's washing to lake homo: or would go out by the day.—Apply, to Mrs Mosheiiii,_Oxford-sti'uet, AfclililH. ANTEI), a Smart" Boy.—Apply F. G. Bennett, Draper, 199 Qnccn-street. WANTED, Pianist, evenings only. - Apply to-night, "Thau-mi," Illusion, Victoria-street East. WANTED, a young Man to drive' and milk, and to attend to the garden.— Apply on Wednesday between nine and ten a.m. to J. M. Alexander, Solicitor, Wyndhain-strcct WANTED, afc once, a Loading Drapery Hand; must have first-class reference and colonial experiences.—Address Draper, iStak Offloe. . ■ ■ ■ WANTED, a sharp Lad. -Apply before Tuesday morning, at 11, Sehcrll's Buildings, Fort-street. . . WANTED by a Gentleman (Freemason, P.M.), with 20 years business experience, a situation iii any capacity. Good references. Salary 30s per week.—Addressß. '/,., Stau olliee. WANTED, an Apprentice Tinsmith ; must have had some experience.—Apply PO._Bo x j 'M. WANTED, Ladies to know that Me. Master, Shalders and Co., are selling Gloves, Ladies' 12 Button Fancy, 3a lid; 0 Button Doe, at 3s; also a new lot of Muslin Km broidery. _____ ANTED, Situation as Working Housekeeper by Widow with littlo boy: Can bo well recommended.—Address at Stau Office. WANTED, Situation for Boy, to learn tho Grocery Trado; age, over 15years; references given as lo rsspectability.—Reply, " P. 0.." Star Office. WANTED, to treat with a good Dress maker, with n connection, for Letting Dressmaking Rooms and a Connection.—Apply R. Jj. Abbott and Co., Karangahapo Road. WANTED, a Situation ns Accountant ; high references.—Address A.8., Stak Office. . ""O^"ANTED, Tenders for cutting and ¥ T splitting puriri poats. For particulars, Stak oflice. WANTED, immediately. Furnished and Unfurnished' Houses of TO or 12 rooms, within Id minutes of Queen-st. Also, a good Dancing Master —Andorson & Co., 75, Queen-st. ANTED, Volunteers to ;know .thab it will woll repay them to practlso in Hazard's Shooting Gallery.' ANTED, to Ront, a Nine or. Ten" roomed House', with Bathroom.—Ad dress, stating rent, Box 61, Auckland. ANTED TO; LET, a Largo Sittin" and Bed-room,, furnished, with uso of kitchen.—Address, Messrs Gallivugher and Entrican, Merchants, Victoria-itrect, West. ' WANTED to L-V two" good "Shops.- Apply Earlo & Mongomery, Karanga hape Road,:' ■_ ______ W" "ANTED to Sell,-2 Good/Milk Dandies and Cans.—Apply Auckland Dairy Company, Pitt-strcct.' W"'~ANTED~fO~BUY, afc onco, Two ot Threo Old or New Window's; suitable for cottage. -11. Kahlcr, Blctizard's Lane, Mount Eden Road. "\yE7ANTED.— Come and sco my extra V T Trousors for nothing.—J. 11. Dallon, Victoria-street East. . WANTED. —" "Where aro wo all going to?" Why to.I. 11. Dalton* Tailor, Vic toria-street, for an Extra Pair of Trousors for nothing. ' ANTED Seen. The Newest Shapes in Felt and Tweed Hats exlrbited at lowest prices by Georgo Fowlds, 80, Victoria street. , WANTED' KNOWN,- Pawnbroker. Sale. My Side of Unredeemed Pledges will take place at, Arthur-fc Buddies Mart, on IMondry next. 30th May; at li o'clock.—Jamet Rao, Pawnbroker. ' r-K-NO WN—That all Dog. TV and Fowls found on my Property, Summer-street, Eden Terrace, will bo Destroyed. —James Stokes, Shoemaker. WANTED" KNOWN—During this, the wc.k of Goodsnn's Sale, tho London Arcade will remain open until 0 p.m. W" "ANTED. -KNOWN'—'Shares in the Tram Company: cheap.—At Dainpicr'e Selling Oir. Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN, E. Bridgens, Root, Maker, has removed from Morri son's buildings, Great North Road, to shop opposite. WANTED KNOWN-An Extra Pair of Trousers given away with every Suit. —J. H. Dalton, Tailor, Victoria-street East. W"~TNTED KNOWN.-Stranger than Fiction—J. 11. Dalton gives away a Pair of Trousers for Nothing. WANTE D X N 0~"W~N. FLUTES."" FLUTES. Several Flutes for sale, varying from £2 te £30. Also a quantity of Solos, Duos,-, Trios, eto. Lessons, Two Guineas per quarter. Flutes re nuircd. re-padded, and put in good ordor. 1 H. lI.BARNIi.TT, Hoffman and Sons, Queen-street. W A N T E• D, INSPECTION Off M U NRO AN D ... MI LLI G A N'S T W E E D S. ■\rr A N T E D , S E E' N- Vv p. MCPHERSON'S GRAND SHOW OF HIS OWN I ■ IMPORTED BLANKETS, -| J\ BALES ' , . Xd, mop a\ A good English Blanket, size.B/4 (or 2yds. in length), 5s lid pair; 0/1 (or 21 yards), 8s 6d pair; 10/1 (01-2.1 yards), 12s lid pair; 11/1 (or 2] yards, full size), 19s 0(1 pair; 10/1 Scotch Twill, lis lid pair ; makes in proportion. ■ .; Now i-ealand Flannels, special value—ls.ls 2d, Is 3d,' is Od, etc., etc.; Imitation We sh, o:jd, 83d 91d lOd, &c.; very wide width, Is yard; Heavy Scotch Plaidings, Is id, la Cd.'ls 8d yard. Splendid Value. , ~;';'-.! KARANGAHAPE ROAD. WANTED KNOWN—Nob selling off, but' goods cheaper than ever, a good article at a low price.-Metcalfe's, footot Wakc flcld-street.. ■ . WANTED KNOWN—An Extra Pair of Trousers for -Nothing.—J. H. Dalton, Tailor, Victoria-street East. 7 . . ANTED KNOWN, ■ Mrs Smith, Draper, Kyber Pass Road, having de cided to give up business, is now qffermg all goods at a very low price for cash. Shop and promises to let- - , V GENTLEMAN of good connection, _A_ wishing to visit England to represent a during the JobU°° Kxhf.^ would hear of a good opening. ,He must nave a small capital f Apply by letter, stating, 'full parti culars^to> Alpha, Devonport PostUßico. , A.-DViERTISER wishes to Purchase ten _A to fifteen acres Land within ten miles of Auckland and near a railway static*l or Q bus line-Particulars, to G.M.P., Poa. Office, one liunga.'' ■ - ': " ' ' ' riLOVESI GLOVES!' r GLOVES! \JT White and Coloured Kid; Lined and lvi .Tops, at reasonablerates.-Fowlds, 80, Victoria- QUITS, 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s, with an jS.. extra Pair of Trousers for nothiug-J. Ti. Dalton. " ,-...■, TINSMITH WANTED ; must be a good general hand; none Other need anpljv- Apply I'.O-! Pox IWi



Amusement*. i T ONDON CIRCUS. 1 ;". LAST TWO. NIGHTS. Monster Programme To-night. New A.cts, and ' , BIG BOOM TO-MORROW ! MILLION PRICES: Is. $_~'■ 3s. R. 11. BEATTIE, R.A.0.8/ .. Gen. Agent —.... .... T ... -\ -: - - ■*-■''. — | m H I S E V ErN I N .G. VICTORIA-STREET EAST. Tho Acme. of lUusipils, ." THAU-MA," Dr. Lynn's maeterpiece. Admission One Shilling TCTORESTEI. S' HALL. TUESDAY,"MAY 24, 1887. GRAND JUBILEE CONCERT AND SELECT DANCff, By tit... QUEEN'S MINSTRELS. Tainbo, Billy Carey ; Bones, Charley Roberts;. Interlocutor, C. Fredericks.- Pkoghammi.. — Pakt I. Jubilo3 Overture and Opening Chorus-Queen's Minstrels. "Old Folks at Home "-Mr 11. King. - "Kingdom OomiiV"—O Roberts. " Good Old Jeil'"-Mr T. Graham. " Lillio Dale "--Mr J. Conway. " De Lime Kiln Club"—Mr Billy Carey. •'■' Ole Kentucky Homo "—Mr C. Francis. ; Finale, " Uncle Eph's Return," introducing Plantation Song and Dance—Company. Pakt 11. " Many Happy Returns of tho Day "—Mr Francis Song and Dance, " Where tho Ivy Grows"—Mr G. Austin. Character Song, " The Dudo," Mr IT. .King. Ballad, " Norah, tho Pride of Kildaro" — Mr J. Conway. Serlo-Comic Song, " Pretty Lips"—Mr C.Roberts Clog Danco-Mr W. Duniont. Dcscrintive Song, " Wreo&od and Saved" — Mr T. Graham. The whole to conclude with the side-splitting Farce. "JERRY'S JUBILEE "-Characters by tho Company, W. CAREY. Manager. J. TURNER, Hon. Sec. Public Notices. S YOU LIKE IT."—Coll'eo at Crosher'a Luncheon and Coti'ee Room, Australian Provident Buildings, corner of • Victoria Stroet Kant, 2d per cnp. ASK your Grocers for Royal Remy's Starch,lib and .lb boxes.het weight It is : the best; wholesale.—Apply lo Mr Arthur ' Masy, High-street. Sole Agent for tho Manu facturers. , 'AN Elevated Dwolling-houso, 6 upper r\ rooms, convenient premises underneath ; 2 AUotuienls, ill feet by -4IS, with the option of taking one or both. Price, £705.—Wallace . street, oil'Jervois Road. . ; J. H. WITHEFORD. C^ ART'COVERS, best quality irtdiarub J bor, all sizes.—E. and A, Isaacs, Queen-st ■ Jn'ROSllEit'S-^^ • XJ ROOM. 'Australian Muliiftl' Provident Buildings. Best Cup of Coll'eo in Auckland, 2d. \ (.old Luncheons, &o. . TrURPENTERS,LARQURERS.btc;, arc \j requested to call and cXainino the stock of , Working Shirts, 'Clothing and Flannels koDt by George Fowlds, 80, Victoriastreot. :jY I V I D E N D. AUCKLAND TOBACCO COMPANY, IN LIQUIDATION. A First and Final Dividend in tho'above ' Company Will be payable at tlio office of Arthur . Heather, on and after SATURDAY, 21st inst. It, C. BARSTOW'S > Liquidators, j A. HEATHER/ IMPOUNDED in tho Mount Albert Public Pound on the 21st day of May by the Ranger, for trespassing on the Mount Albert i Road, 1 Bay Horse, one whito hind foot, white , spot on head ; also, 1 Strawberry Cow. If not ' released- before the 3rd day of June, will be'sold at noon.—o. J. Small, Poundkeeper. l^/rACiNTOSllESTaliargain.—At J. 11. ; J-i.-X. Dalton's, Tailor. Victoria-street East. M W RS•■■PALMER'S' SCHOOL,"CurItOn Road. Duties will bo resumed on Mon day, May 30. Vacancios for boarder... | "OESISTER,' YOUR VOTE. GENERAL ELECTION APPROACHING. i _Voting Fornis to be had at Stau Ofllco. SPEARS, 2s. Gd each, 24s per dozen ; Bows and Arrows, ,5s per set,-- At Craig's Curio Shop, Princes-street. THE Road which Cnrlylo has taken is a route by which German ideas become • English: By it the two nations are sisters. Ho speaks liko Goethe, of tho .-ph-it which -weaves eternally the living robe of divinity. He speaks • like Fichte, of the divine niynticism" of the world, that unity of nature winch is arrived nt , by dint of reasonings and abstractions. Boneli cent Nature grants to sufferers from breaches of her laws the inestimable gift- renewed health. It is becoming less mysterious. The antidote for the bane is closo at, hand—Eucalyptus glo bulus. The friond in need is doing its work. Tho healing properties of this wonderful agent are concentrated in tho Eucalyptone Ointment.' Its action' is truly surprising. Aiekin, Queen street, is tho maker. nnHE Best Gift for Home friends is JL Brett's Auckland Almanac, containing a Pictorial Representation of Queen-street, De ' scription of tlio Provincial District, New Guido to 1 lot Lako. &0., &c. • WORSTED-SUITS? with an extra Pair .of Trousers for .nothing, £..— At J. 11. Dalton's, Tailor, Victoria-street East. _ OLFE'.S SCHNAPPS is a great re li f in.rhematism, infinitely superior to brandy or whiskey..,. ... -. .. ' -yrr ill age set tie ment s: Inquirers ' after information respecting VILLAGE SETTLEMENTS should call at Crown Lands Office, behind Supreme Court. Mr John Lundon and others will attend daily, from elevon to twelve, for the p'urposo of giving nformation. - ,•,..;■-. rriHß EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE i SOCIETY OF THE UNITED :■ ~,,, STATES.,.. -~,..,..,- > ■Assets, January 1, 1887' 7A ''.."« .. £15,731,318 Liabilities, 4 por cent, valuation .; 12,318,851 ■ Surplus on 4 per cent, basis ;.--ti .. 3,412i4'J7 • (Surpltis •on N.Y. Standard 4_ por cent:: interest) .. .. ;.. .. 4,274,851 New Assurance in 188(1 ... ... .. 23,237,542 Assuranboin i'orco'.. .. _'.'"' .'.85,787,312 Total paid Policyholders in 1886 .. 1,712,034 Paid Policyholders since-Organisa- ' tion.. .. ~.. 20,089,355 Income.. .... ."."" .. .. 4,317,093 In Surplus (namely the excess of accumulated funds over liabilities), in Premium Income, in tbe,amount of Assurance in Force, in annual now business, the Equitable Life Assurance Society exceeds ovory oilier life assuranco com pany, and may bo regarded as the largest and strongest organisation of its kind in tho world. C. GODFREY KNIGHT, F.1.A., ' .. ' ■• - Actuary for Australasia. R OOT AND SHOE .. i TRADE! A GOOD OPENING FOR; SMALL .ii v,.i;.: ; CAPITALIST. "In conseqnencoof my many musical engage ments. I have decided to relinquish the business in Victoria Arcade, and invite tenders for stock, i fixtures, etc., up to Satukimv, 29th inst. Full ! particulars on application. None but principals i dealt with; The highest or any tender not • necessarily accepted. ...... A. P. HUNTER, Victoria Arcade. ! TWrORKIB AND KE M PLA V,. '. A-T '''" 'Proprietors of THEJEDENDALE MANUFACTURING Co., Manufacturers of Woollen Hosiery and ...... c- • < Underclothing, Importers and Commission Agents, 21, ELLIQTT-STItEET, AUQKLAND,



Amusements* ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. GRAND JUBILEE PRODUCTION. TO-MORROW, QUEEN'S BIRTUNIGHT (Tuesday, May 24), And WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, 25,2G, 27, 23. GREAT COMBINATION COMPANY ! First time in Auckland of an entirely new moral and religious dramatisation of Mrs Harriet Beeoher Stow'e's world-famed novel, in t acts, UNCLE mOM'S /-IABIN. NCLE XOM'S L/ABIN. Qk PERFORMERS engaged in this OK 00 Production, with the OO Little Child Kva, only G years of age. The Now, Beautiful, and Picturesque Scenery by thoso capable Artists—Mr Kendall Clark, Mr F. Edmonds, Mr v\ vi. Pulford, j tin. New Mechanical Effects! New Electric Light Effects! New Appointments ! The Orchestra under the leadership oil Mr A. Eady. Six Soloists and Chorus of 20 Voices. Jubilee Songs, Negro Melodies, Quintettes, etc 6—Specialty Plantation .lig Artists—s 3 CHARACTERISTIC COSTUME SONG Q AND DANCE ARTISTS. O NOTICE.—MILLION PRICES : Pit .. .. ■ Ono Shilling Stalls Two Shillings DrcssCirclcand OrchcstraStalls ThreeShlllings Children, half-price. Box oflice at Kidd and Wildman's. Stationers, Victoria Arcade. TO-MORROW* (Tuesday), Queen's Birthday.— Tickets on sale at the Stalls Door for all parts of the house from 9 a.m. till 2 p.m. Purchase tickets (luring the day, and avoid crushing nt tho doors^ JUBILEE QUADRILLE CLASS. ST. GEORGE'S HALL, NEWTON. This Class will assemble THIS EVENING, May 23rd, and every succeeding Monday, at 8 p.m. Townsend's string band in attendanco. Admission : (tents, 2s ; Ladies, Free Si)orfcii-Sjf. <:)^S_^^^^^^^m rriAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB'S WINTER MEETING, QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY TO-MORROW, (TUESDAY, MAY 21). FIRST RACE STARTS AT 12 O'CLOCK. NO GAMES OF CHANCE ALLOWED. Members of Tattersalls only will be allowed to wager on Takapuna Racecourse. Steamer will leave Ferry Tee on TUESDAY MORNING, at 8.30 for tho conveyance of horses. R. WYNYARD, Secretary. PLUMPTON PARK COURSING MEETING, TO HE 111.1.D ON TO-MORROW, QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY AND MAY 25. THE LARGE ENTRY OF FIFTY- DOGS, All-aged Stake and Puppies' Slake. SPECIAL TRAINS TO PARK EACH DAY At 0.50 a.m., returning at 5 p.m. Ordinary Train at 11.40 a.m. stops at tho Park. ADMISSION—TWO SHILLINGS. Ladies and Children Freo; also, all Vehicles and Horses. C. WALLNUTT, Secretary. Auckland, May 10,1887. T^UNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. THE CHAMPAGNE STAKES, 1888. (SIX FUKLONCS.) For two year olds. A sweepstakes of lOsovs each, with 2nosovs added. Colts Bst lOlbs: fillies and geldings, Sst 71hs. The winner of the Welcome Stakes, • Christchurch, or any race (not a handicap) of tho advertised value of 200sovs (n6twitlistanding any rulo to the contrary) to carry 71bs extra; of two or more stich races lOlbs extra. Tho second horse to receive sQsovs from tho stakes: tho third horse to receive 2;">sovs from the stakes. Nomination, ■ 1 lscv; acceptance,-Isovs on general-entry night • ISSB ; and osovs beforo 0 o'clock on tho night beforo the race. Non-starters forfeit previous payments only. Will close, at 9 p.m., THURSDAY. May 20,1887, at tho oftlce of tho Dunedin Jockey Club, Dunedin. SYDNEY JAMES, Sec. D. J.C. TOTSW ZEALAND RAILWAYS'. AUCKLAND SECTION. ■ queen's birthday-may 24, iss7. Saturday Return Tickets will be issued from any station to any station, Saturday, May 21st, to Tuesday. May 24th (both days inclusivo), and will be available for return up to and including Monday, May 30th. . The goods sheds at Auckland Station will bo closed oh May 24th. By ordor. ' District Traffic Manager's Office, , Auckland, May 17,1587. . TO"E W ZEALAND R AIL W AYS. \ AUCKLAND SECTION. ' PLUMPTON PARK COURSING CLUB'S' ■ ■■■■• J ;■■■■ ;••'.■■ MEETING. PAPATOITOI, May 21 and 25, 1887. On Tuesday and Wednesday, May 24 and 25, a Special Train will Leave Auckland at 9.50 a.m. each day for Papatoitoi, stopping at inter mediate stations, if required, to piclc up passen gers, and at tho Crossing opposite entrance to Coursing Club's Grounds to set passengers down, returning fromthe Crossing to Auckland at 5.0 p.m. sharp, stopping whero required. ' Tho train leaving Auckland for Mercer at 4.15 p.m. will stop at tho above-named Crossing to pick up passengers, and will leave the Cross ing at 5.15 p.m. .-■<■•■-'. Saturday return tickets to Papatoitoi will bo issued from any station on the 24th, and from- Mercer, Auckland, Onehunga, and inter mediate stations on the 25th, and will be available for return up to. and including. 30th May. By order. District Traffic Manager's Office, . Auckland, May 19,1887^



Drapery, ClotMog, &c. |UST OPENED, EX .AMERICA,— ! . A Tremendous Job of , ..,,,- LADIES' AND GIRLS' PLUSH, FELT, J AND STRAW HATS, •' ■'" ! As Under:— < 5,560 Eelfc, Plush, and Beaver Hats, Is lid each . ,|ii( ! 2,750 Black and Coloured Straws, Is each These Hats comprise EVERY VARIETY AND NEW STYLE As worn this season, and are worth from 5s lid ' to 15s each. They are equal i£ iipfc eclipsing, the line that created siicjii a sensation last summer. Obtainable Only at ~R* H» A.BBOTT & Co.'S (Late Ronnie and Abbott), Karangahape Road '~'■' ' % . , And' Upper Symonds-streetj IMPORTANT NOTlCE.—Genuine .Half- Yearly Clearing Sale at Goodson's London Arcade, from SATURDAY, May 21, to SATURDAY, May 28, inclusive. List of the prices of a few lines offered during tho SEVEN DAYS'SALE:- ; Silver Watches (in consequence of relinquishing the Watch trade), will be offered'during': Sale at one half their marked prices •'•'• ' Gold Alberts at very low prices .••,'. ■-•■'; i ! Sterling Silver Jewellery at greatly reduced prices .. , ... Breakfast Sets, 9s 6d the Set—During the Sale Dinner Sets, 20s the Set • „ -„ ! Tea Sets, 10s Gd the Set „ . W. H'dle Table Knives, 3s 9d A doz: ~ !, i W. H'dle Dessert Knives, 3s $ doz. „ ,: / j B. Table Knives and Forks, 3s, pairs,, „ ' Stationery cheaper than ever „ Lustres and Vases half-price „ ' Electro-plated Goods half-prico . ."r Tea Spoons, Is Gd the doz. '..„: "> Fancy Goods—Aii immense quantity of lines of which we have excessive stocks will bo sold' at half-price. We cordially invite our numerous customers to call oarly during the Sale, as much stock; will be sold at ridiculously low prices, rather than send' them to auction. For seven days only, from Saturday: 21st, to Saturday. 28th -May. Clearance Sale at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, 210, Queen-street, oppo sito.McArthurs Warehouse. .; .. HAT' S IN ~a"VaMBI Try "The'Economy'Boot Shop."' There yon will rind own-made Boots, suitable (these times) for all pockets. It's true to its name. . Women's Leather Slippers.. .. :''". 02 11 Women'sKidWalking'Boots .. '''" o"6 0 Men's E.S.BOots ;. '»';'. ~ ■t>q D 6 Boys' Strong. Nailed Boots .. .. "o 6 9 Children's School Boots to size 13 - "' ol i) Children's Copper Toe Balmorals,' 5 to's o,' 311 KVRZ & l Isack,. I A. Ktoz & Co., " , ; Vienna, I. . ~..-. Berlin, C. ', ' /COMMISSION EXPORTERS HARD \J WARE & MANUFACTURED GOODS SPECIALTY: TWEEDSV . Reliable Agent wanted; References required.