Births.

DEWES.-On April 21, tho wife of Albert A . Dewca, of Parnell, of a daughter.

Marriages.

MoLBPD-CHITTY.-On 21th March, at Auck liihd, Now Zealand, John McLeod. Esq., of , Invoriiessi Scotland, :to Agnes, reliot of the late " Charles Chitty, of Guildford,- Eng land; Home papers plaase copy. . ..-

Deaths.

BETHELL.-On April 21, at the District Hos pital, Frank, the eldest and beloved son of Joseph and Mary Bethell, of Otara; aged 11 yoars and 10 months. April 21, Thomas Neil, at the resi-j donoa oi Miss Sheehan, Nelson-street; aged

CHIEF POST-OFFICE.

*;'• Mails will close asunder:— ; '" This Day. I For Tauranga and Opotiki, per Clansman, at'-fi '•' p.m. ;( For Whangarei Heads, Parua, Waipu, Whan -:' gavei, Kamo, andMangapai, per Wellington, : ! , at 5 p.m. ..*<-■'■■"?- . i For Whitangi, Upper Mill, Gum Town,.ana '*• Tairua, per lona, at 5 p.m. *' ]: For Thames, per Enterprise, at's.3o p.m. ..*?? ---\ " '-•-■■- J Saturday, 23rd April. i; For Waiwera, To and Warkworth, - per ■'. Rose Casoy, at 10 a.m. .-■ f> - i S, "For 'Katikati, Aongatetc, iTauranga,**.and i Opotiki (via • Thames),-' per Rotomahana, at I l.W'p.ia. -i '-•'■- [~e-;.i-.: - .- For Thames;- per Rotomahana, at' 2 p.m. t ; ? For Wellington, Southern Ports,* and Austra j Uaa Colonies, per Hinemoa, at 5 p.m. 1'; '. i Monday, 25th inst.-, .•j^L-j, I as follows— " 4 ■ For Samoa, Sandwich Islands, United States,of '•• America, British Columbia.Central andSputh j America. British and Foreign West Indies,,at 8 p.m. For United Kingdom and Contiiicnt„of I Europe, at 3 p.m,' Money orders, registered loiters, and newspapers, at 1.30 p.m. Lato lottern, bearing an extra leo of Gd in addition i to tho postngc, will be received by the mail Bgent] on board tho steamer up to tno time of j adling. This mail will be duo in London on i : May.3o. ...•. ,-'%. . ■ S. B. BISS, .. Chief Postmaster.

LATE SHIPPING.

• ; ARRIVALS. . ■"■".« ; Reward, schr., from Whangfiroa '• ' Eleanor Mortop, ctr.i'fromilahurangi I Lizettc, ketch, from Thames ; Taranaki, Packet,' ctr., from Barrier ...

REPAIRS TO THE SUVA.

} The s.s.»Suva was again inspected to-day ■ by Captains Worsp and Clayton, surveyors, , and Mr Jobson, Government Inspector; of 1 Machinery. . It; was found that extensive j repairs were necessary, the exact extent of ' which cannot be ascertained until the J cement. is - removed. « The Union Company : being desirous of having the work done at i Dunedin, we understand that they will be ! allowed' to patch the steamer here to make ,her fit to,-undertake .the.-voyage f without ; passengers j arid that she will be-docked at ; Port Chalmers for a thorough overhaul. j

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

A RUSSIAN LOAN.

FOUSTJEEN i? STEK-j ■. HEG-WA&TED. . (Reuters Telegram.) '-. ' St. Petersburg, April-21. , A 'RUSSIAN internal-loan-bf a hundred: million roubles has 'been issued. The miriumum is fixed afc&L ■ .--t v 1

FRANCO-GERMAN QUARREL.

ULLEISXD VIOLENT OVT£AGE. ■ -i~' j Amounts to, hand;- from?/French; sources states that the German; police* have in a rough manner arrested, atj Aro Sur Moselle, the French Cornmis-I sioner of Scbanacbele s>(sic), srnce'.'b'oen sent in custody to Metz.

THE PARNELL LETTER.

THE CHALLENGE OF THE • <>TIMES '" LIBERAL LEADERS. SUPPORT PARNELL. ;;:;.- - (Special.).'. :..'" London, April 21. Referririg to ! Mr Parii'ell's letter, the ff Times'', says J:—''No one asks* him to prove a negative, but let; him force us to prove a. positive, or in default of our being able to do fr so, be punished for publishing the letter.." Meßars Morley, Cliilders, and Sir W. V. Harcburb. adopt Mr Gladstone's views, that Mr Parnell should nol pro ceed against the " Times.*

WRECK OF THE TAS MANIA.

SAFETX,©Kf?HE O ffASSEJ^EffiS. ; "r.' (reuters telegram.) ' '*'' London, April 21. :TjELEGUAMg from ■.-■Marseilles report i that all the Tasmania's ;i passengers [■were safely 'landed there this, morning by tho v: '' Peninsular' and Oriental : steamer Chiwan, which :.ira6 sent to ; Ajaccio.(Corsica) for thorn. . "

EARTHQUAKE IN ENGLAND.

, (REUTEU'S. TEU&GBAM.).:.. London, April 21. A siuUP shock of earthquake was felt 1 at J**sey, The -motion was undulatory i and was accompanied by rumbling,; No damage was done/ but considerable alarm was caused;} among the tants of St. Helliers and other towns, \

DEFENCE OF KING GEORGE'S SOUND.

Discussion at the Imperial Institute.

■: ■■. U■/ ' T „ '; &:}sh ....,' (EEUTERS TEL-EGKAM.) '■ '«•?.&* " LONDON) April 21. At to-aay's;; sitting of the, Imperial Conference, the question of the milit ary defence of King George's Sound was dusoussed, but no understanding was arrived at. •.■<^.-. The Australian ■ delegates declared that the questiou was an Imperirl one, and England and - tho colonies should share the cost, -The representatives of the British Government ;maihtained that the colonies alone were affected, and should bear the whole expense. They statedj however, that the Government were prepared to supply disused cannon-for the defence of the' Sound. The Aus tralian delegates expressed a hope that the Imperial / Government would„.re: considee its decision.

NO-CONFIDENCE MOTION DEFEATED.

, • , (reuters MESSAGE.) ; v"'' \ ''Sydney, April 21.* In the Legislative Assembly last night Mr Gopeland's motion of want of confidence in the financial proposals of tho Government was rejected by 64 to 19. - ' r " '

NAVAL DEFENCE OF AUSTRA LIA.

The Government have forwarded a telegram to t 'the New South Wales delegates afc the Imperial Conference stating that they are not called upon to express any approval at this stage,, of .the proposals regarding the Naval defence of Australasia which have been submitted to the Con ference, as any agreement on the sub ject must receive the sanction of the Colonial Parliaments. >". a-v

AN ITALIAN MISSING.

An Italian resident of Birkenhead, named Labindo Fozli, reported to Sergeant Clarke, of the Water Police this afternoon that a countryman of his, named Paolo Ternetli; has been missing for the past five weeks. The missing man is said to have beeri ; some what queer in bis. mind previously, and,his companion fears that he has been drownedi

POLITICAL NEWS.

(by telegraph.-own correspondent.) ..-'.-. -•-.;• ■-, Wellington, this .'day: ; '; Suporanuatod Policemen. Hon. Mr .Ballllnce, is promulgating a scheme for grovi dingforsuperanmiatedmern bers of the police force and will probably, bring something before the House to deal with their position. He, thinks they should have a chance of civilappointments in some light work, suoh -as. messengers, and also that provision should,he made to give them small land grants, on the perpetual lease system with ten,.year's "occupancy free which would . enable .'theni ~. with their pensions -• and aid to' enable, 'their family to profitably utilise 'the f hold ings. Nothing is yet definitely decided,, upon as to the nieans providing for* thorhj;,. but the matter is under consideration. The Addreas in Reply. Mr Jones (Heathcote) seconded the ad dress in replying in the Lower House, and Captain Kenny or Mr Dignnn in the Upper House... ~.--..-, '■<■;■,-,* ■-■ i' : \-% -•.,--5 '-- ; ' -• Tho Representation 5 Bill, ') ~;It'-is 'understood that the Hepresenta fcion Bill has been remodelled, and will be presented to the House in .a ~ form altogether different from that of last session. The nature of the alterations has riot yet transpired.

BURGLARY AT KOHIMARAMA.

Last night-two lads aged 16 inmates of the Kohhnarama Industrial-... Home,- doubtless growing tired of the restraintsof the institu tion decided en making a break for liberty, THeyZ.fiist burst; into . one of the out houses attached to . the school and having procured some clothing '=! and a quantity of provision made off, Tho police have been J^put on their vtrack, but they have not yet been<arrest'ed.

;, Another proof of the success of settlers at Herekino has come to Mr J. W. •WaUwVifiWftftV of the Orefci, in a letter, from; Mrs' S. J. Smith. '. Mr Smith took up land some three months ago, and is now; so well satisfied : with''the prospects that he has sent for his family; prefering to cast .in his lob with the special settlers rather than return. to Te Aroha,, : ..,,,.... - ■-•-. ..;,...... $ .;>'. , , •••-■ . The steamer Oreti has been chartered by, the Government to call' at Whaugape once a month;'-for £40 per trip. She leaves One-' hunga for Hokiaiiga with special settlers on. Monday, .and- will, probably have -about; ,30 or 40 passougers. , On the. following Mpn-, day 'she will leavp for :Wuangape". • Some* fine samplea of*Havahhaitobacco; grown at Hokianga by Mr Federeli, are now on „view.rin Queen-street.... It .would seem as if, the colony must ultimately ■open up ? a large industry in■■■' the growth and manufacture of trie .flagrant' weed. ; ■?■ ■:'*By-'reference to our advertising columns, readers will,see that the DevoNportriHand will give a recital* of sacred music .on the Choitemhamßeach, Devonport. From the" succassful manner in which this fine band has performed, we should anticipate a-great musical treat. . ' ' ' A Wise Deacon.—''Deacon Wjldcr, I' wautfyoii" to tell me how you kept -yourself and \ family so well the,past season, When all the rest, of ii's have beori sick so ranch, arid havo had tho doctors running to us bo Often."" ''Brother Taylor, tho an*wor la very easy. I used Hop Bittera in-line, and kept my fatoily We 11,,, and saved largo doctors' bifls.Tour shinings' WOrth" of it kept vi all well andrablp to:iWorkftllith«| time, aod I will warrant it has cost you and most of the neighbours £10 to *100 apiece tokcop: sick" tin' same time.' I■ fancy"you'll'take my medicine hereafter:- 86ev-" : - :i '•-'.-/''' *""' " !r ' PoVEBT? AND SuiTKBIIfO. —• "I 1 Waß dragged down with debt, poTorty, and suffor ln» for years, caused by a sfok family and largo hills for doctoring, which did .them no good, ~<X : ; was completely discouraged, until ono year ago'; by tho ttdvioo of my pastor, I iproeurod Hop Bitter* and eommoucoa thoir uso, and mono' month wo wero all well, and'nono of us have seen la :slck day: since; and I Want tosay to all poor men, you can keep your families well a year with American (Jo.'s, Hop Bittors for dees than ono doctor's visit will cost, I know it,"—A Working Man. Bead, ' '" '■-.'... ■ ■•:

THE^AUCKLAND-EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, APRIL 32, 18811

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, ■■ ■ Auctions; '"'"' ''" ft TO-MORROW (Saturday), 12 noon, : /*•' Continuation of Sale of Mr G. Carter's \ .' ASSIGNED ■ STOCK OF DRAPERY. !i.i(~ Kakaxgahafe :.Road, 'Newton.- . '■ P. J. JONES '' !" '• : Will seil, without reserve, by public auction, torriioirow, ■ ; ImHE BALANCE OF DRAPERY; Etc., JL; consisting of the following goods, viz.— !: Flannels, Calico, Quilta, Towelß, Shirting, .Silesias, Lining Trimmed Hats, Sillc and' Brocho Jackets, Ladies' and Children's Costumes, Pinafores. Wool Squares, Ladies' Parasols and Umbrellas in variety, Perfumery, Knitting Wools, 76 pairs Ladies'; Corsets, i Variety Ribbons, Shawls, .Velvets, Plushes, Laces, Trimmings, JTrillings, 10 Ladies' and Children's Ulsters, 1 * Gloves, Hosiery, large assortment Seasonable Dross Materials, etc. Without Reserve. f; : fa- TUESDAY, APRIL 26fch. .;' j LADIES', MAIDS', dIRLS', AND CHIL DREN'S boots and; shoes. ; V , ■' Lli_ '-*- . ■ I . jj MEN'S' BOOTS AND SHOES. - J :;-, .GABRIEIi LEWIS ■ •■■' ■■'• Has heen instructed to ; sell on above date, at J^ a Eloron o'Clock, ':,.„„, ) /apy PACKAGES I'OF BOOTS-,AND 0 «■■•■■ >*- i ) \ SH.O;ES. .>» -- I Terms'at sale. • , FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 12 Noon, j \ FIVE-ROOMED "HOUSE, AND ONE-QUARTER, ACRE SECTION,: VICTORIA AVENUE, LAKE \ ROAD, TAKAPUNA. .-;■■' ; j '~ | ■ • | \T. M. JACKSON' Has received instructions from the owner, who I is leaving the colony, to sell at his Mart, Vul can Lano, on the above date: — ">' •, <■ ■ THE NEW AND COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE of Five Rooms, situated as above, being" Lot 99 of "a subdlviaon of Allot. 3, See. ], Parish o£ Takapuna. x»i-. The Property is beautifully situated, has a grand view, and is planted with a large quan tity of ornamontal and fruit trees. ' ' ;•, For plan and further particulars appiy to the Auctioneer, V ; T. M. JACKSON, ; ' *■ f s i .? ,\ Vulcan Lane. B. ARTHUR.] - [J. r- J'UDDCE. MONDAY NEXT, AT 11 A.M. ~ UNREDEEMED PLEDGES ! .. • UNREDEEMED. PLEDGES! ARTHUR & BUDDLE : Havo been favoured with instructions from J. Levy, of the London Loan Oflico, Victoria-; strcot, to sell by auction on Monday next, at: 11 a.m., TTNREDEEMED PLEDGES—as per, U Stab of 21st and 23rd April. . B. ARTHDB.], [J. F. BUDDLE. ; MONDAY, II A.M. j COOK AND ALBERT STREETS, j HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND; EFFECTS. ■ i • V&ft<* ' '. V$Q? ARTHUR & BUDDLE Havereceived instructions from Mr W. Atkin-' son, who is leaving for Melbourne, to soil at '■•his residence, corner of Cook and Albort streets on Monday next at 1.1 o'clock; a.m., j HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS :- Horsehair Suite ; Maho-: gany ChelHoncor, Superior Round Table, Pic tures, Fender, 'Fire Irons; .Table, Chairs,: Safe,! ! Linoleum Carpets; Glass,; China, and Earthen-' ! ware, Kitchen Utensils, Double1 and Single Iron [Bedsteads, Palliasses, Chest of Drawers, Toilet [ Tables, Wash-stands, Toilet Ware, Sundries,5 etc. On vlotv on the morning of theday of sale ; .■-. v; .DURHAM; /YARDS. r' '. : ~._»... For Sale,. every Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, ' WOOL, II IDE S,. 'SHEEPSiaNS, tallow:. ~ 1 ?'; hunter and^olan; _/-Auctioneers. . ■ ■•■■■; I CHAS. HESKETII] " ' >'' [ALEX. AITKBNf TTESKETH, AITKEN AND C 0.,, . ■ AUCTIONEERS, LAND. ESTATE, AND ; v COMMISSION AGENTS. Regular Sales every Tuesday of Hides, Skinß, Wool, Tallow, otc. CITY MARKET. Gazette iv Bankruptcy. T- N B A• N X R U P T C Y. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BANK RUPTCYHOLD.KN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter, of'''flio Bankruptcy Act;%1883." ■and of ...the Bankruptcy of David Samuel Chambers, of Auckland, in the Provincial District of Auckland, in New Zealand, \ Machine Importer, a Bankrupt, Notice "is hereby given that tho flrstGeneral Mooting of Creditors .will bo held.at my: oflico, STAii Buildings, Forf Street, Auckland, on FRIDAY,-29th April, 1887, at 2.30 o'clock p.m. Proofs of debt must bo furnishfld prior to the meeting. , Proxy forms can be fcotainod,»t my btfi.ee. No' proof can be admitted except under order of tho Court, after the Expiration of four,months from thedatoof tho Ming.,of tho petition. Accounts sent iv unsui*po)(sed by proof of debt, as proscribed by law, cannot be recognised. - JOHNLAWSON); Ofllcial Assignee. Auckland, April 22,1837. • Thorne &'Rigbt, Vlcg.U; ■-.'^plleitors for I tho Bankrupt. '«••>■■'.. IN B-'A N X R U P T C Y. .. . ■■ _. ■ : IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, HOLDI2N AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of ."Thoßdhkruptcy Act, 1883," ' )"h'ifi andtheAmendmentsthercof.::;•!,:' Notice is i riKRKBY:i given-; that; I.sDAVID SAMUEL CHAMBERS,' of the City of A.uck land,'irithe ProvihoialiDißtrlct bfAiicklandi in Now Zealand,' Machine Importer; have this day flled'in the said Courfat Auckland'a potition to bo adjudged a bankrupt • Dated this 21st day of April, 1887. ) \>.Q ,ife;ic:ofrnOK'DVs?chambers:^ Thorne and Rigby, , Queph < Street and/ Vul can Lane, Auckland, Bankrupt's Solicitors^: • 1 ,■ Volunteer Notices.1: • !ipo'NSOUBY, ¥4^4f.' '-i ; : The above Corps will muster at the Drill Shed this.Friday, evening at 7.30.> * ~ . ..;;...., '•-- ' .;.■:*- ■••■A-' J; B. MORPETH,;> ' :'■..: ■.. .;;'-' " :, Captain; • D'\E V-6 VN'P. O'R! T?"^'^B -'A^isT D ■3.: •::;..-^.:WO.i->r*a;:^;>V .-,;,. ---f WlLIi Gn*E A P|ERFORMANCB. OB1 .■■;i,v .■■■,.-■ ;sg A cRED;MUSIC, ;*;"\;'7 ;."; : . . fi -:.. o S^roAYjAFTBRNpOI>,: ,;. ~; At the i ;.CHELTENHAM BEACH, DHVONPORT. ■\ST-ASTBp ■ KNOWN-^Higheofc Prices T fi. i'Lorit on »Wotoho9,';Clothing, Jewellery,' oto., at tho City Pawn Offloo, 23, Groy-Btroet, idoorßfrom Oook'Btroot, t v ANTED-to Purchnse, aood, Cob Pony, i« quiet: in harnosa j jtcod hack s trial ro qulrbd; — Apply 'T; W. Primo, Kai-angahapo Road, . ' f. ,/^OUNTERPANESj ,JQuilts,< -> ,To. jT \j Towelling, Sheeting, ■-. Tickings, in: fact eyery article; in the Manchester Department, at Enormously' Reduced* Prices, at T, Short's ' preot CJparance Sale.by order of the Executors,



; - Public Notices- T> U B L I C NOTICE. Under and in pursuance or "The Education Act, 1877," the Education Board of the District of Auckland directs it to be Publicly Notified: that, in pursuance of a resolution passed by the Board on the fifth day of April, 1887, the boundaries hitherto fixed as tho limits of the Newton School Distkiot have been altered, and that the same are now fixed in accordance With- the boundaries set forth and dcsc1 ibed in the Schedule hereto for the purposes of ■•"-The Edu cation Act, 1877.» VINQBNT E _ RICB; . .b. iW .. , ; v, . Secretary. j? ''"'* SCHEDULE. -T Newton School Distbiot. . }' .. •"•-.: Amended Boundaries. :. .'.;•';■ s Commencing at tho junction of the Ponsonby Road and'Williamson's Avenue: Bounded to wards the north by the Ponsonby and Karanga hape Eoads to tho junction of the latteriWJtn Symonds-street; towards the east by Symonds streot aforesaid and the (Mount Eden Road-.to the northernmost angle of Allotment No. 1,-ot Section No 10, of the suburbs of Auckland;. to wards the south generally by the north-western boundary of Allotment N0..1 aforesaid to.lts soutli-western, anglo; ,thence- by the south westernboundai'y ot Allotment No. 2t% to_the Mount Roskill Hoad, and bythat road to the New North Road; 'thenco crossing the New North Road on.a right line to the north-eastern boundary of Allotment No. 10, of Section No. 5, of the Suburbs of Auckland aforesaid, and by tho north-eastern boundary of :'•■ that lot to its northernmost angle; thenco ; continuing a'<??£ tho'south-eastern boundaries of Allotments No. 15,16, and 17, and the southern boundaries or Allotments No. 18,19,' and 20, all of Section No. 7 aforesaid, to the south-western angle or the last-named lot; and towards the, nortn-wqst by thenorth-wostern and noithorn boundaries;of Lot No. 20 aforesaid,* and :by,'Williaiusons Avenue to tho commencing point. ,: .;'-. h ; |)ÜBLIC NOT'IC E; Under and in purauancf) of " Tho' Education Act, 1877J" the Education Board of the District of Auckland directs it to be 'Publicly: Notified that, in pursuance of a resolution passed by the Board on the fifth day of April, 1887,jthe, bound-, arios hitherto fixed as the limitsof thePONSONBY SchoolDibtkiothave been altered.'and-tnat the same are now fixed in accordance with tho j boundaries set forth and described in the ; Sclie-: i dule hereto for the purposes of" The Education i ACUB77-". VINCENT e/rTCB." Secretary. .SCHEDULE. \ ,r, /j'Ponsokby School District. - | Amended Boundaries. I Commencing attho northhead of Cox's Creek : Bounded towards the north-west and north by the waters of the Auckland Harbour, to aipomt: being the termination of a right,line produced in continuance of Franklin-street; towards the souih-east generally by Franklin-street aforeßaid to the Ponsonby Road, and by the lattor road to its junction with Williamson's -Avenue, and thenco by that' Avenue to the south-western boundary of the land known as Surrey Hills i Estate; and towards the south-west generally] by part of the south-western and western bound-; arios of tho Surrey Hills Katate aforesaid to the; Richmond Road ; thence by the Richmond. Road' to Cox's Creek: and theneo by Cox's Creek to the place of commencement. '.'.,' ,' /CHEESE! CHEESE!! CHEESE!!! Kj /, ...... .._ ; :'■■/•:] "Wanted Known, you can get good Cheese at 3Jd. per lb. and upwards, for cash, at ~..; FEEDK. WHITE HE AD'S, 95, VICTORIA-STREET. J , ITIHB AMERICAN CORN BROOM COMPANY, EXMQ.UTH STREET, ' ' :^ '■■■■ ■-■■;:'• AUCKLAND, ' :.. ;.;;• i>':•■;{■• ~ '.-■ ■< ,-. ' "■> .'•.;". "£,/ •' '■'*' ''• : (:■ . ;■...-..- : ■•.■.;; ! ::.:- iy > ■ J^-y '- i . PRICE LISTS ON APPLICATION. A RCH HILL ROAD BOARD. "™ n6~t"ic"e.: 'All Rates not Paid bofore the 30th inst. will be fiucid for without further notice; and Owners of. Dogs who have not obtained Collars must doso beforo the above date, otherwise they will be Summoned.. ' '-' ''■"' ' ■;-, THOS. MORROW, Collector, Keppell street. [] April 22,1887. MEAT!: MEAT! MEAT. | 5 For Sale at: Wallis and CoateßJ Butchers, Karangahapo Road, Cheap.Meat at following! :prices:— ;',.' ; • ';"' / ! y:: Leg of Mutton at., rt .. ,2d per lb. ,1 >:^ Roastßeeffrom..,'> ..2dto4d „ || Boiling Beef from? .. Id „ ii Veal .V1 .... ..2dto4d. ~, v ,-,. : ;•' Satiaaßes.. ■ ■ ... .. 2d - ~ ' .> .1 Foro-quarter of Mutton.. Is each"' EUSSIAN , . i Tea Packing Company's PURE BLENDED TEAS. , OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. - The "New Zealand Horald" says :—" On ac count of their trade in the now celebrated Russian Co.'s Blended Teas having^ grown too largo for their old premises in High-street, Messrs John; Earle -and Co. have opened an oflice and depot at 207, Quoen-street, next Arthur's Mart. Tho new premises, have been most elaborately fitted ;up in black and gold, and the uniqueness of tho .decorations,rTiotb. inside and out; make tho place one of the sights of the city,'shewing-that theVflrm have foiSi in tho future of their Blorided Tens. Messrs Earle 6 Co. are well.known in Auckland as clever and reliable tea experts, and, that,they,have taken a hand in the pushing of tho new. line of teasis, to our riiind,. a sufficient proof that the ai-tiolo oiFerod is what it is represented to bo." Tho Auckland Evening Stab says:— "Messrs John Earle & Co., the roiiownedtea tasters, and dealers- in Auckland, have;now opened in , Queen-street, next Arthur and Buddies Mart. There are fow men about who understand teas better than Mr Earle. ;He has giron the tea business his'sole attention for years, and as a blender of pure teas ought to re ceivo a large support from the hundreds of homes in Auckland;" He deals in nothing but teas, and m»y certainly, claim to bo tho people's tea blonder." *' ..:.''. ... , ~ Besides those expressions of approval from the public press, we are in almost daily receipt of the most encouraging. testimonials regarding rthe ■■superiority, of, our Russian Co.'s Puro Blended Teas over all other packet teas, and j the rapid and steady increaso in our trade j 'shq%£S-jbhfljb,th6 tea drinkers of the colony are ]appreofating_our efforts to place iirtheir hands Puro and Properly Blended Teasl at prices within the reach of all. Tlieso Teas put up in packets bearing the Company's label and trade mark (without which none aro gonuine) may be had through "any respectable grocer, or at the Tea Depot, 207, Queen-street, Auckland. , JOHN EARLE & CO., ■ ' TEA MERCHANTS.; ; '; ;""'= POST-OFFICE BOX No. 200. Agentswanted whoronot already represented: D'-R?. J;;; MURRAY VmOORE, ,lM; < M.R.C.S. Hours for Consultation; 11 to lp.m.jatPond's Hoinpeopathic .Pharmacy,Bls3,- Q.ueen-streot; *2 to 3 p.in;, and 7 tO'B pirn,'at Residence, Lower Symonds-street." Telephone ,130. Vaccinations at Pond's, 1 p.in.yTUESDAY I'andFRIDAY - - ■■ ■- ■ -.■■■■ r -■■:.■ ■: :1. GRI CULT U R A-l'< '■ H A'L:L. WEDNESDAY 7 APRIL 27. GREAT GLOVE FIGHT, ■ BETWEEN C. TAYLOR, and ,W. MURPHY, , , ; ... FOR £50 A-51DK.,,.;.,, ■ ; ,,, i: ,, Charlie Taylor, middle-weight' pugilist of. Arnorica, will fight to a.finish W. Murphy, light weight champion of Australasia, ■: on tho above ■date. ,; . ''' ■.' ' ■'■ ': -.■■■-";:':.' '■'" ;■ ■■ ' •' : LOCAL BOXERS WnjLjiLSO SET TQi* To eommonce nt 8 p.m. sharp. MR G. OSWALD, Teacher of Elocution^ glyeo ;Losßons-; by arrangement. Also acoopts eni?ngomcritirj!or publfo or private en tortalninoTits, Spocial torms to r churches: and■ charities.--All lottora oaro of ■ Chaihptaloup & Cooper, Queon-stroot. • ■ » INSTRUCTION: in the French-Lariguago and Lltoraturo' by Mb H; S. }?.^ Pkltzkh,: French Maßter, at. the Girls' High School, and several of the Auckland leading schools. Fronch Evening Classes, for Advanced Students and Beginners will'be opened byiMit Peltzkb on I March Ist pros.; at his_ Residence, Upper Pltt- opposite tho Baths, Terms:—Advanced Class; One (iuinea ;Elomentary Clasa :-'>s{alta (Juirieaj'per Quarter or i3Li:i,boiifi ' ' "



Public Notices- - H/fR, MRS (JIJEDffILL, and family ■M. desire to express their heart-felt thank£ 'for. the .active sympathy, expressions ?yon dolence, and many floral offerings winches s? [spontaneously been accorded to them on ■t«eflC: easion of the late sad and fatal accident JVLoie especially are they doepiy grateful "to-all ™"b° who helped to extinguish the flames and cairj the poor victim so carefullyj^to^tiioh^se^^. GE -B^S1- C E ;N T": H-A,L;;L (Abovo Hellaby's, Shortland bt.) A Select Quadrille Assembifwill.beformed (by special request)' on TUESDAY, Aprill 2oU>. Commence at 7.30 p.m., close 11.30 p.m.- .Double Tickets,-:2ls. ;.Singl6,i 13s. (per Quarter), or Monthly, in advance. Plain Dress. j\ RAP ER V STO,C X, FROM NEWTON, TO BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CAS.H;:. ''.'■'."'■ We have Bought this day (lie ,1^ drapery:, and jfanciy'g^qods \ STOCK Of .Mr Jaincs'. Dohcrtr,;' Karan gahapo. Road "■■ ■ "■" Newton,and « ........ ;:,KEMOVED'if TO' OURTREJIISESy; : Junction of .Queen and. Grey-streets,; -.: i : :.■■:'!.- where, we will hold a - ■•>;>.' <'* ■ O"H;;^. (1 A"t. ip" !<.'si.A Ml'!^: yr '•>-' THREE riWEEKS, ga?-. ?,:.,!,.- ■-,'>' ■■ and ■-;:■.--i- m *>■'.' :'"■""?£& SELL IT OUT AT ABOUT HALF PRICE. DRESSES AT HALF PRICE ' ' :^'""'; MANCHESTER GOODS AT HALF TRICE MILLINERY AT HALF PRICE HATS, TIES, Etc., Ai' HALF PRICE -■ ■' UNDERCLOTHING-.Al\ HALF PRICE :;:;;; , CORSETS AT LESS THAN |HALF f! ERICE, DRESS,TRIMMINGS: AT HALF : PRICE;,ji« : LACES.FROM TWOPENCE PER YARD.,,, i JACKETS,, JERSEYS, ULSTERS, ETC.,, ;': . ' ■ • ..,;.,. ALL AT ■ . i,--- ■ !.- ,;.r.v;i ' HALF PRICE FOR CASH. ' '' DRESSMAKING' DEPARTMENT."; ; Our MISS DEMPSEY will make up Dresses, etc., Bought at the Sale at a Cheap Rate, so that customers can .have Fashionable Dresses at merely nominal prices. ~ ~ . :'■;;;;.■ W. & J. BEEHAN & 'CO., THE "CASTLE" DRAPERY HOUSE, JUNCTION QUEEN. AND. ,GRKI'.. STBEK.TS. ; ;\ lT' r;T7' SHORT'S . GREAT CLEARANCE SALE, !.-•. -gy O bde r OF THE EXECUTORS. /^IPvEAT TTrNRESERyEI) ,<3ALE.. XX \J . KJ .c ASSIGNED ESTATE OF ROBERT STRONG. . ; ~ VALUED AT £2,749 15s. ,; , '-:: GARRE T T TVR 0 S., Having' Purchased .above. Estate ;for Cash, .'(•■. i■-'■■■"•.'' at a.LargeDiscount. , ', , " , ARE OFFERING,/ THE ■;' WHOLE STOCK AT TIIEIR AUCKLAND SHOPS. ; ■ ONE MONTH ONLY, AT TOTALLY UNRESERVED PRICES, 1,200 pairs Infants' Strap Shoes/ sizes 2 to s—6d -3,200 „,Infants' Strap Shoes, sizes 2to s—9d 6.100 ~ Infants'Strap,Shoes—ls to3s 1,230 „ Children's Lace, sizes 2to s—ls ■".•■.-.■■ 250 '„'• Children's E Siqes,'sizcs 2to o^ls lid 1,525 „>;'Girle'liSides, sizeslO tol-Sifslld•-•=.*". tr 27l'^,,-rt Maids,'2s—ls lid a - r » :,. o- t .,< ; , ~.-Vw 1,389 „'■ Ladies' K.S. Boots, sizes 3to 7-lslld 1,721 „-: --■ Ladies' K.S: Bb'otfe, Sfcs 3 ,to 7-^-ss'!)d 345 „•> Ladies' Levant lO.S.Boots^ds 6d *f0 1,220 „-,■- LadiesiKid K.S.—7Si6d 4,735 „',-.-■ Ladies ditto—from 7s Gd to 10s 6d'; 150 ~ Ladies'Rcnl French Kid E:s.—6s lid 722 „* '<: Ladies' Kid Button, mzes's toi7—Bs 6d 1,469■;;, .v 'LadiesrlCid[Walking Shoes, sizes oto I - 7—IS lid, ;.,.- :V -' - .;.-;.; 875 „ Ladies' Walking Shoe's, sizes sto 7— ■■•:■■■■■■-> ■■■-'••■■ 6s'6d ';: ■;' •■v-v- " '/--•" '•■: !j 1,260,, ;■- Ladies'; Walking Shoes,:sizes3 to 7— ■:,,. , ,786d< ■~,v- .:■' -.■'.: '-, ~,^f 3,571. "„.,,Ladies'ditto-from.Ss to 10s6d ... ~; 1,"t93 „ Button Boots,',sizes 3to 7— from 'JsfSd to Us fid 4i342 ~; Men's 'VVatei.-tights—from 7s lid to 10s 2,272 „-- Men's E.S.—from Ss.6d to 13s 6d ,■ JS 1,351 „" .Men's Balmorals—from 9s 6d" " ,1 3,500 „ Men's Walking- Shoes—ffohi 6s 6d': '• 1,060 ■•■ „* j Men'sPatcnt Shoes—Ss6d f ; •i v rrs 3,520 ~;' Boys'Boots—froin.4s.6dr, . ,- .<i.f 1,135 >„ ' 'House Boots, Sewn— 2s lid , Evening Shoks, Slippeijs', House' Boots; &'c.', •>" in quantities unabloto'De quoted here.'?»" GARRETT BROS., Wakefield-st., : :-;!■ v. ■■."--. v;;-;'f .-:' and' ■ f'. ;! ■■' ■ ':■ ; ; '.' i~*i:i/5 GARKETT'S BUILDiNGS, KARANGAkAPE ROAD, .::ji; ':,. •;; t> ; j ..^Auckland." >~ , '« ;■ .•' THIS IS A GENUINE SALE. A MAGNIFICENT STOCK ■A/ •.. ,;,:,.; •,.:■;...... ■ ;,,,', \ U: ,h r.., ; ,i (:■ OF.NEW.GOODS IN -i ■ MEN'S,iYOUTHS', AND BOYS' i>Li.". ",!,; : ,'.■,'.■■:..; -A.! . .i: .3k j'. i./i-'i'1,: fi'^j ii ;-! :Aii i CLOTHING i-: .■ ■ .f-' "'"FTATS'^ v: ' " '' ;; "' 'v' v ■ ' TTD^rFTV ■r V. , •;■.-. .' UUolJlil-tal ~ . "': -<- ;■ . --H SHIRTS &c., &c, &c, JS TOW DISPLAYED AT THE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY : ■ 153' AND •160, QUKEN-STEEET. Tlie Boys'and1 Youths'Clotliing includes ;soine ;, Wonderfully Chcax> .Goods,' to: which , l;V prompt inspection is respect .. . fully invited. ; '■' ' ''■ ',;■■:■ :;; = .;. i-v.'---.-.ii ,:.:M ssiij, "■■;' -■. ~;. ■ftu.;; „■ ■> ■'">■ ' «'" t>> •< ■ - f|i ■:" '■- teh ; - •■■ ■■ L . ' -:*■' :^! -:' -:S :" ■ ..,■,-,:..: , n* ft ENUINE-^REDUCTIONS^irf< every ; \3Tvs article, at t.-iShott's1 Great Clearance Sale, by,orderpt tlioExecutors. ;,,,,. i^a : ; r J';fjiT-p-"> •'i:'f's >; i. i-.f-.ji .:!i.".s: ; ..:i,>Kr,':.;;,: ~mI"-'- MJ. S A UN 'D E R' S 9 :!.y, ■■' ''-i, ■■•;;'!•.; 'j!L< ,;,!:,<■ f'?i :■;»■■ !■< ,;■ ;, BKGS: TO CAI,L ATTKNTION.TO ' ;V/ ': A SPECIAL LINE OF ■ LADIES' TRIMMED FELT HATS, ' Aho- MAIDS' AND CHILDREN'S BEAVER BRIMS (E\ti.a ,Vai.ub). M. J. SAUNDEKS, :i <~ MANUKAU ROAD, PARNELL. ,I, f|Njfche:J2fch of May, 1792-^fche year made, : V ;T?w n>D^ ablA;, Jn French .history as; that-in. .....,#l }M .Republic was proclaimedrr-a.French naturalist, ' Labillardierc, 'in distant' Vaii JJiemen s Land, discbYored the' Australian -Blue Gum (Eucalyptus. Glohuliis). iThrebgoiiei-ations iJSSt^-Wl /over-destroying.^ health-promoting troe was,dGgtnidd to transform lniasmatic'plains ana .'Tover-breoding-.' marshes ' liito -"healthful resorts, jand.:by;:,virtuo-roti itsrmany healing .pioporties become ,au inestimable boon^tctho ■afflicted.; It is a"'powerful gcrniicide'.'.'Vlt promotes a:hoalthy,reactioriiritrbHble6oniesldh: coinplaints,andtthe effects inay•M'ith'cortalhty •Sg .exporiencpd .by trying, Aickip's Eucalyptus Ointmeiit, 2 0 per Pot. '



WANTED;' a'Boy'to ndefor Ordersi-r ■^rSr\ANTED; r' Housemaid! able to jbow^; .W^woman> Cook, fsame:private P^e; ; Waitressi assist bar; : Housemaid^ 20s :i General, 20s?Eleven Generals,, town and- country.--Mrs ■F-lsnioroT ■.- :_i__——— -f£r. r^TAWI'EI>,» .KNQWK -Mutton, :/}¥£ -;TW Beef lid; Sausages, *2d, worth. 6d. 'sSdidMo tatSlipply.-E;^od^Co^^^ Motherless, i' None but respectable need apply. ANTED, a Boy'to Ride "for Orders.- A^Wood, Kutoher. Wellington Street. WN—Be«b Wearing 'W Fingering Yarn is lldperhand —J. Green, 78, yictona-street ~.., . „-,■ \-jcr AN^JED <JOO>V,N— Our ; Men's iSad '-W ■■ die Tweed Trousers at 8s per pair, wear betog_thah moles.-J.' Green, 78, -Victoria-street. WAITED, :yfot)i.iiig f Men to Buy, is Tew '' Zealarid' !s'Flannel ' Undershirts and Drawers,'^ price14s'and os .Sdj they' than,the imported article.—J. Green,l7B, Vic toria-street..,. ~< r<-;> ■■-'■;;(>>■ •'■ '}'l»{ ■•■■■'"'■' <;f !:'-'';i WANTED. KNOWN'— Best wearing i.French:Merino, Is 9d.<per iyard,;or, 13s perfdross if .8 Green, 78,;! Victona *3trefet. '"'..' " V<.' '■": .'■■'■. .<.;.--i ;. ■■■"""■-.--:'■' FOR 3ALE, Amateur .Engineerls Lathe i''by:Tangyc3, llin. centre, sft. bed, with compound slide rest for surfacings and screw cutting, complete'set cnahge^heels, etc. Also, "Eagle" Latho for,:wood turning, with slide rest, etci—Apply " Lathe'," Box 183, P.O. ■. , -• ' ■Jjl.Oß'; SALE, Remington typewriter,,in JU ;! drder,,with duplicate,reels,; etc.— •Apply'" Typewriter,?-BBox~-liisyP.O.-H-'-' *-" *~**~J" T- OST,'. on .Wednesdy, between .Princes i j and ' Shortlahd Streets, ;an undirected 'cnvelbpe'contaihihg'2 .'slips, of newspaper with printed^ list of clothing.' Anyone returning same to, Mr, Hard wick, - ; Grocer, .Shortland-st., will'be rewarded.;, , ;..,-■, ■ ~■; , < -~.,■.. . .-■■"'•■■.■..-.■•-■■>.' "F OST, a .Pockefcßook on the.2oth April) JLJ i between Auckland and .Arch ■;, Hll. ;*A reward will .be given by leaving came. at , Star office. *: ■'•■■•■■!'■'■.■'■ ? ;.-■;•» [ ■ -.• ' ;■.-',".•■ . ■.; T QST, a Dark; Brown ..Riding ,? Mare, JO'about 15 haiids high, white hind feet; supposed 'to have; strayed' with ' Bay Riding Horse, white star, and white hind foot. Reward —A. J. Shackell. Otahu.hu. , :.'.-. i i i ;.. .;■/,>,:■.■ -* ■ >.'.' BUILDING' SITE,PARNELL for Sale, iin the ; best'business position, adjoining Mr. C. Withcford's, 26,Jeet irontage.—Apply J. H. Withcford. ._, A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, IN THE . Ciyy.—7-roomcd House,.,verandah two sides';! ,good bearing' vine in _'cdnsoryatqrv, _ to Let; on lease;' > with; purchasing clause,- with nearly twolacres of orchard;!within' twenly min utes of Queen-street: or will be sold a bargain for cash.-J. 11. Witheford. , . A ■■• UCKLAND,., • YACHT CLUB. JA-\ r ;,V: t '-'"-'. —■ ——■,-■-, • ■ ■,■■■=%.. - ■■;..:■ ■ ' A Meetingof "Member's of the above' Club will; be held at MrLevinsohh's Rooms, Queen-street Wharf;ion,; (TUESDAY EVENING. NEXT, April26,:,at Bo'clock. ,; f , v , ~-■,,.-!,, =;,, .'■'■<, •• ■■-^m. err as. c. dacre.'1 FORiSALE, Billiard .Tables, by Boroughs; and Watts, and Wright and Co., Bargains (for cash);-^H. E/Partridge arid Go.'! FOR SALE,VTobacconist, Business ; ;qne -'of the best positions .in-.';Auckland, and: doing:atlgood ready-money tra;le.—For.'particu-! lars, address Box li, PostrpjiHce.;.,.-,- » --■: FOR,, .LEASE, near Papatoifcoi,,.,a good; :: isFannbf ,240 acres',' In' grass,' fcnced,iub-i dindedj 'and jhavirig the necessary buildings:—' Apply: tOiiHarrye-Brown; on the farm ;■■: or 'to: Alexander Whytc, OnchunKa^ TO LET,' Shop five:rooms, second from: i Eden * yinecJiotel.t' Suit i Greengrocer t or, Hootiiiuker. Itcnt l.V;.—Apiily ncxl. door. , TI7n. ;: A-! N T E D S E E N ' * D. McPHERSON'S GRAND SHOW OF HTS OWN IMPORTED BLANKETS, -t A BALES /d.mop A -'.A''good'English: Blanket, size 8/1 (ot 2yds. -in length)* 5s lid pair;! 9/1 (or 2} yards),'Bs 6d-pair-; Wfi'Aoi: W yards); 12s 6d pair; '11/ i ;(or 2J,yards, full size), 19s 6d pair.; 10M Scotch Twill.'Us .lid: pair; makes in proportion. " ■■' ■ ; New Zealand Flarinels,-special value—ls,is2d, Is ;3d;': Is 6d,, etc., etc. >; Iraitation j Welsh,' • 6]d. 83d, 9id,,10d. &c; very widey"width, ,1s jard"; Heavy Scotch Plaidings,; Is Id,'-l.s 6d, la 8d yard. Splendid Value. • K.ui.yyo.urAPi-: j^oatx -TtfcT AXT E D ENO WN. REVOIiUTIONINItoB TAILORING : ~ TRADE. ~ M SUITS TO 'MEASURE AT WHOLE .', . ' SALE PRICE. "We have'the Largest'and Best Stock in. the Colony to Select from. ' : Criticisiu'ot'saine'FKEELY:ix\-iTED. . :■ ■ NO ADVANCE IN PEIOE. ttSGiEti^QAcIduiT,,;« k g '; OSGIEC :OAC OUIT,! l<*koß • -';'}- i:..!rpßousEßS,^i rt«?i^T>" / IROIISERS;«:J:IfSriIJttI ;i -. \^ FOXE'SNo. 1 SERGE. SUlT,\;ws. BLUE OR BLACK SUEERFINE CLOTH :/;:',:/,:;-,. suit, oo?. h..^,,- OL'R BEST TWEED SAC SUIT, £3 17s CD. BEST TWEED "RIDING OR WALKING T.iOUbERS, 20s 6d. LADIES'1 RIDING HABITS (perfection), PROM oOs. KIT, STYLES AND WORKMANSHIP i=^ .; .GUARANTEED; .;.;, ..-.j "VBari^Vn^yroi." _ ;;..... ~ ,: ; The Largest Tallpring.Concern in New Zealand. AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPANY ;■■;::. :' t ; ■'/ ■, v'(GT;Mcbride)',' ;, \; : '"';\-"■';": ' ' MERCHANT T IMPORTERS'' !": MANUFACTURERS; ' - AND NAVAL CONTRACTORS,' i\ y/ ~•: ■ COMMEKCE-HTRIvET, AUCKLAND. W"AN T E I) ' X NO W N. ' -V'.i;'-JUST'OPENED, '•". EX DIRECT STEAMKH KjVIKOURA, 10 t'A'sES ak'd 3 'bales '6f ::" : SEASONABLE AND USEFUL DRAPERY AXD MILLINERY FOi; ALT I MN VXD WIXTEH WEAR. A. L 0 V E T T, WELLKSLEY-STREKT. ' "Ty AXT it D ~KN 6\V Iy_. Ins Re/idc-u,.. M. -on'^ Eoats built to order at His Yard, Customs-street West. Seven-ton Boat for, Sale; suitable, for .oyster tr;idi\ GEORGE GKEGORY , PHOTOGRAPHER, N4H ;-Wfc<»;por doz.; Cabinfetei^Lialp^dd^ ffi ; en'sat i same^ric C , J ,High-class PEnamemS a; moderate, advance, on above ipriceS Trim ; cars; pass .the dpor regularly: V:; J '-?°; h"' >® mRY ,the _ Great Clearance Sale^belore' at'l\- Short s:;;By order of'the'Exenn *$&■>■%s& HQ§?^T- ■"! -/ ■Hosi^Tl^-HjieivT-^ , ........ Ladies, and" Children's ■■■Hosiery all re sSKIkSL Grat 111 pLusHEp-pi^^iT-Tu^rrrF iJB- AH shade3at2BlidiTiprT'iiT.i i'jvA • • \•■> :one quarter their; value —vt -r K^??ff^n^ iClearanWSalef'ggg^l^geatf ■ J\M \"N TTLES, Fur cTr^ —Tiv^r^ ~



Tenders. ' • | T0- c^AbrTERS:---"TTnTjrr7i?^ : 'Messrs Ehrenfried's Store, Ono.l, S^ ! " * Wharf, will be received until Ndof t?SK *'' , 22nd April.. Paul & Fripp, Architects f3\ i , ' Cosmopolitan (. numbers, ' nnENDERS for Alteration to Schmii^ .J 1 :/.- a tCOROMANDEI,:W i ill'b( J received » " ' Education Board, Aucklanch until twn y\ FRIDAY. 20th April. "v MJ Plan and specification may be sepn »i * i' office of the Board (Victoria A rcade ami l** and on application to the Chairman of-nS^'^'*-'' mandel School Committee. ~..;, : ""% : ryi o build r^ ALTERATIONS AND : ADDITIONS^ : ' HOUSE:AT;PENROSE;(MOUNT till&xJ ' ' Tenders are invited for the above wor;«» •jibon'of the 26th inst. , „, ■.; rp o c a rp c nt j;lj]'' Tenders will be received until noiiaofSAi'in ' DAY, April 30th, for raising ; 1f,,,,*"* Symorids-street.' Plans at my ofhee, \, Eicllvi ! • Chambers;: Queen street, Auckland. '■ •. - HENKY G.-VVAiW; ' ; T O OABMINT-^ I ; Tenders willbe received by the undaraiwy ~ up.tothe.23rd irist.. for; the erection, ofahouEs* Kiiikii'iroa, 3 miles tioiti Uamilton, ffmy 'Plans and'Spcciflcatio'ns may lie seen at ThaJjJ D. BICHARDKO^,. , ArcliilcctyCainhriilp.; -jV|"P.UIS TT ALBERT ROAD DI , ri; - 'renders will be received untii 10 an .. SATURDAY, April.23, for the iJ'ormaisniin Second Avenue, Kingsland Estate. h; YPlana.'&c., may be seen at my office. '= - ' •; ■ ' HORACE ■HAMMOND. (.•}:.' ')' 1">. Coombess Arciit 'rgIENDERS for Painting the Schoolhots -1 ■ 'JL:' at:Woo»siDE (Manure wa) will he reop; ;• i by;the Education Board, Aucklan 1 nriu r : p.m;on FRIDAY", 291 h April. ■Plan and specification may be in at 6filce,of the Board (Victoria Airoii ' iu\j 'and on application to the Chairman i " side School Committee. ... ; • ;; mENDERS FOR HAULAGL ■■ L . ■ a C 'A SK S ■ il! ■' i"I'l":''' TheDunedin City and Suburndn TramifM ' j • Company s (Limited) -invite Tenders for'^ .^ Horsing and Dbivjng oi their Tj-ameuraij Two Years from Dcccmb< r jk-- I. Specifications and particulars: may besein^Sfi^ tlie Train way Offices,' Auckland, \\ relluigt» Ghristchurch, and Dunedin. •"The-Directors do not bind thenisplvfstfiw r ■ ce,pt the lowest or any tender. * ■" v Tenders close MAY 23,^1887. '■■■ ■ J. WILLIAJI3, ,'- '; Insurance. j 'GOVERNMENT LIFK INSUI i><C« % ■ ;'{•. ■■■,: ■■::• . DEPARTMENT-.'-'^ '- -f Loans Bepayable by Instalmonfs > riflHIS Department is prepared to malted* \ "■ .; ;■.!_L', ■. yVances on Mortgage, not exceeding on» \< » '"'.half of the value of thn property m rtgagej, %s•■*.. in Bums of Moiiey froni tb;£3,opn, repßj.j.SJ' ' • 'A. able by- half-yearly in6fcalmehtsi:'extesdlii^|| v v.iOverl^lSnOr^years.ontliefoilowinßleniii-- 3 , '■; . Half-yearlyrajmienjf'jtv ■ ■"■■ - ■ • ■■■ ■•- ' fox emh iIM. 9 , :?<U feripd of Loan— .1. : 1 Titeh cycau ... . 0' 1 tl'! ■ .■■■■ jPifteenyetiis ... ... G b fl I" >J -'■ Twenty years ... ... 413 B,] * ' ■)':;:•■ Loans-of this■ nature, repayabla ! , ia »' • -.?:,^^inente^vhereljyprineipalanc.iijtr-rc-r KrciKli " . : ''liquidated within a given time, aud on ' . ■ ; of a most favourable" character, present" /"S i?' marked advantages to settlors and others; ' iI S j i>i.;|3Jlie;boi-ro^e):,;anyitim^ before the exj>irji 'ofthe full poriod (but not sooner tlianftm " stars after1 the commenpement of the loan), |; mayredeem the samo, with or without not,lw,,' ". on termsiiwhich'can bojascertaiiu'.l ot . i ■ 'office, or at any-pf the offices ofv this Devsrt.j . ', uunt wheie dl?o forms of application cattbt I obtamod. D . M. liTJOKIB. )f : -.\, Commiaeioasiy , , February 21st, IS&7. , fi, J r t "ftTEW ZE \\ \HD INM iRA Ni -i * J3i PAt, mi , i'l Ai.i , " Capital ~.' i.'iiiO,OW. •'■-'■ Paid-up and Reserve Funds P.-135;dfti L ekotection feom-'fire or ,maui n i" |j'. :: Can be Effecied in ihis Company. * , CLAIMS MET WITH PROM! TITUI)E f( U. 1 IBKIJALI'IY. ; lAJMFS BFTTTLE. AToaptWiv'r mflE ST.*. r f i i j-..-,- f'UB WJ! OJ' AJiU ZEALAAJ). _._ Fffiß,3LVl-.M_ AV'S-Ll Capital &i< ',0(10' - V :With Unlim i I itj >.r SI lioldes t , HEAD OFFICE : PRINC.M r-'i MTNfli'Dli FIRE and MARINE IN-: i i.'Als ■ McepW '•- at lowest cuneni r:a<". '''*, ' * ■FIDELITY of pei - - , uf Im\ , ■ Prompt Settlements nunh . Office: COLONIAL MUTUAL IiuJLDLNu jl-- QUKEN-STRKET. , ; i|-)'j; "PRTrmrPTPTr ■kttii'Tßß I ' ■ / " ,; Manager, \hllclj.)hl Brancb. v i. -;• PEOTECTIONandPROIftf X TWO THLV(,'S JIOST PUHIRABD LIFE INSUIvAXC'E Ist,. The Certainty, of PROTECTION to a »t\ . .-Family in case of his Early= Death, awl 'j. 2nd, The Certainty of ERG,! "'f1 tc iiJ'nLoHif^ ' Lives to Old'Agc. -i; THESE ARE COMBINED TOXTIXEAXDriVE-YEAR DIVIDO ,J I'OLI C 1 E S |g- i.; vy -\j oR - | n'; IXSDRA^CE COilPAi , PURELY MUTUAL. ' ' ' Cash Assets, over "l!'^S ' Life Insurance-Agents and others arc invl'fc to apply: for details of those plans to , <>« Chief Agent Auckland Pawn*. ■-Hobson's Buildings, Sljortland-strcot ' ' jr ARANGA HAFE ROAD (be.it )Mh J\_ For Sale, 3 Buck Shops and DwoU», , and Freehold. 'Allotincnt, ib it x ll l ft I returns tover £300, per - annum. > Particular " , ? Fowlor & Wilkinson, Exchange Uhawm , , Queen-street. _ ' jjj- AUCKLAND PERAMBUL *\ uh ViorOßiASrßLbi (near > m, "»' " ° H , *|:fi Maniaudiifi l oi Ui^incttc s Pf*ll"'' V Invalids'Qarnases, .Vc Hiepna »S carefully odjubted, and areasi W Mi,; . ; coiibistcntlv with quaht} and W"™"^^ ', Tlie fact"that rgiiarantee'and ke9j in ■><ss> ,' one year is a sufficient, proof of tneir V}£si- , P.erambulatqr,sofunviiialv.ereraircttci ~ General Printing Office. cho«^,^'- -?--^..,.. ..:=r. ■•■